Taft Split Threatens GOP Nominations and U.S. Troop Policy
Washington report argues Robert A. Taft undermines Republican unity on foreign policy. It cites his shifting stances on deploying U.S. troops in Europe, his debate with Eisenhower, and speculation that his opposition could shape the 1952 Republican convention with Dwight Eisenhower as a rival and Truman as the only Democratic alternative.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Toledo Blade
Taft
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Senate
U.S
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Washington Ellipse Scene Shaped by Statues and Sports
The article describes Lafayette park and the Ellipse with statues of Rochambeau Steuben Kosciuszko and Stonewall Jackson at its center flanked by games on the Ellipse. It notes the Carlton room at the Carlton hotel with social crowd and reports Earl McGrath calling for 100000 new elementary teachers annually for ten years.
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Lafayette
Lafayette Park
White House
Stonewall Jackson
Rochambeau
Frederick William Baron von Steuben
Kosciusko
Washington Monument
Carlton Room
Carlton
United States Steel Corporation
Earl McGrath
Power Record Set By Reclamation In 1950
The Department of Reclamation posted a 1950 milestone with 3 218 400 kilowatts of installed capacity and 19 790 000 000 kilowatt hours sold. Advocates of moving reclamation projects to a revolving fund argue crop values alone exceed their costs by about three times.
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Department of Reclamation
Civil Defense Training Centers Planned Nationwide
Article outlines a nationwide civil defense effort led by President and Civil Defense Administrator Mil lard Caldwell. It describes regional training centers, general and specialized courses, and the goal of 20 million trained first aiders in a 22 hour program. It notes involvement of Red Cross and public health officials, plus military and veterinary professionals, with immediate call for volunteers and blood collection.
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Washington, D.C
Civil Defense Army
Civil Defense
Millard Caldwell
Civil Defense Staff
American Red Cross
Public Health Service
Military Services
Public Health Services
Veterans Administration
Atomic Energy Commission
National Security Resources Board
Murder on the Cruise A Left Handed Victim Suspect
A narrator argues a captain proves a murder on a two week cruise. Arthur Kimball’s suicide theory collapses as Captain Rhodes links the crime to a rival investor with motive. The investigation identifies a single suspect among cabin occupants and exposes a misread clue about the victim’s dominant hand.
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Capt. Rhodes
Arthur Kimball
Rhodes
Brooks
Captain Rhodes
Mr. Kimball
Kimball
John Cole
Bogart predicts future tax burdens for son in film talks
Bogart boasts that his two year old Stephen will pay large income taxes. He set up a trust fund to receive 5000 dollars weekly from his role in Bold Venture. Margaret Sheridan prepares for a picture career with The Thing at RKO. Thelma Ritter stars in The Mating Season with a strong cast. Gene Tierney John Lund Miriam Hopkins praised.
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Bogart
Stephen
Ziv
Uncle Sam
Thelma Ritter
Miss Ritter
Gene Tierney
John Lund
Miriam Hopkins
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A listed set of across and down word clues including items like sweet potatoes bark of mulberry and wicked. Other clues cover gemstones plant diseases conjunctions numbers and various body parts with themed entries and a final set of plague related terms.
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Elizabeth
Last Week's Answer Puzzle Clues Recap
A compact recap lists three crossword hints from last week: 41. Instrument for breaking soil and 46. Poem. 44. Escape slang. The brief notes cover clue type and expected answers.
Publicity and Parole Trim Youth Crime in Rural Town
A rural community case shows 12 high school boys caught in auto theft and car parts theft. After court, each boy received a one year sentence suspended with parental parole and school attendance, ending in reduced delinquency through public exposure and strict supervision. The Senate probes defense costs amid calls for greater government efficiency.
Brucellosis Danger in Work Highlighted by Vet Study
A joint U.S. Public Health Service Indiana study warns brucellosis is a major occupational hazard for veterinarians and packinghouse workers exposed to infected animals. Blood tests over three years on 600 veterinarians show up to 25 percent exposure. workers in high contact jobs reach 33 percent reactors. farm workers show under four percent among men and under two percent among women.
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Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Indiana State Board of Health
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