Ex Hillbilly Sam Snead Still Tops Golf Field
The article recalls Sam Snead as a caddie barefoot in Hot Springs Virginia around 20 years earlier, later earning $67,558 in 1950 with a lead of $3,000 over Jimmy Demaret. It praises his swing, putting, and enduring popularity, and contrasts early era legends with the then-modern tour.
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Amuel Jackson Snead
Hot Gs
Hal Sims
Snead
Sam
Hal
Young Sam
Sammy Snead
Bobby Jones
Harry Vardon
Sammy
California
Arizona
Samuel Jackson
Jimmy Demaret
Florida
Jones and Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
P.G.A
Washington under threat and civil defense plans debated
The piece discusses the risk of a nuclear attack on Washington and the disruption to government if records are destroyed, noting an alternate capital and the need for prepared civil defense. It profiles Federal Judge Richmond Keech and critiques Senator Pat McCarran's conduct in judiciary matters.
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Russia
United States
Arctic Circle
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
House
McKellar
FBI
Library of Congress
Richmond Keech
John L. Lewis
District of Columbia
Keech
Public Utilities Commission
D.C
Truman
White House
Maryland
Franco
Sen
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Senate Judiciary Committee
Displaced Persons Commission
McCarran
New Aids Sought for Farm Support and Coal Strike Peace
Brannan argues for subsidies to set farm prices and curb surpluses while UMWA leader John L. Lewis offers a one million dollar loan to aid the UAW in wage talks with Chrysler and General Motors. The coal strike outlook remains grim as the French Saar dispute widens with a 50 year pact on coal.
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Charles Brannan
U.S
Brannan
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
C.I
United Automobile Workers Union
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Lewis
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Reuther
Chrysler Corporation
United States
Saar
France
End of United Mine Workers strike sparks hope for lasting coal peace
After the longest and most crippling strike in U.S. coal history, miners return to work as John L. Lewis appears to win a pay raise and new health benefits. Operators eye appointing Harry W. Moses to lead industry relations, aiming for durable peace amid rising unemployment and fuel fears.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Worker
Harry W. Moses
United States Steel Corporation
Big Steel
Lewis
Moses
UMW
U.N. Gram Debates Budget Dime Per Capita
The first issue of the color weekly U.N. Gram presents three congressional views on the United Nations budget. Sens. O’Conor and Kefauver and Rep. Douglas hold opposing stances on whether one dime per person is too high too low or just right. Publisher Wallace Thorsen says the aim is to spark thought about the UN’s role in world peace.
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United States
United Nations
Congress
Ungram
Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Senate Committee
U.N
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Sen. Estes Kefauver
U.N. Gram
O’conor
Douglas
New York City
U. N
Kefauver
U.S
States
Wallace Thorsen
Farm union urges bargain with Russia and $150 billion aid plan
James Patton of the National Farmers Union proposes striking a bargain with foes in the cold war and spending 150 billion dollars over 15 years to develop undeveloped regions. He favors annual credits of 10 billion for 15 years to build TVA projects on the Danube and Yangtze and boost global productivity. His plan is magnanimous yet visionary, risking criticism that America buys peace with dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
James Patton
National Farmers Union
Patton
America
TVA
Danube
Yangtze
Shirley in Germany compared to America's Shirley Temple
The piece notes six year old Dagmar Glombig as a German child star likened to Shirley Temple of Hollywood. Dagmar, daughter of Eberhard Glombig, has appeared in several German films. Paris reports a potential Big Four meeting including Russia, with the three western foreign ministers in London set to discuss the matter. Schuman cited as the source, while another report says the Big Three would study the problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Dagmar Glombig
America
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Dagmar
Eberhard Glombig
Russia
Paris
London
Robert Schuman
Arctic Army Feared Inadequate Space For Large Forces
Military experts say mass troop confrontations in the Alaska sub Arctic differ from past wars. They cite supply transport difficulties and the lack of room as key reasons for limited, mock warfare scenarios in the Arctic setting.
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Alaska
Arctic
Classified department ad blitz for prints and engravings
Roll developed overnight service 8 high gloss prints, 25c each. Reprints 3c. Evans Products offers engraved nameplates for doors in chrome or brass from 1.98 to 3.50 with postpaid size 2x4.5. Also custom photo finishing at Cen-Tex Dallas and novelty tricks from G & A Novelty Co. Lockland Ohio mail-order offer.
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FOX Studios
Billings
Montana
Evans Products Company
Syracuse
New York
Cen-Tex
930A
Jefferson
Dallas
Texas
Novelt CO
Box
Lockland
Ohio
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Cobb
Ruth
Barrow
Hans Wagner
John McGraw
Walter Hagen
Hagen
Hagan
Nelson
Ben Hagan
Blackwell
Ewell Blackwell
Citation
Reds
Rocky Mountains
Denver
Salt Lake City
Stern Newspaper Union
Federal
Commerce Department
Lord Beaverbrook
London Evening Standard
John Strachey
Farm Union
Red
Parley
Arctic Army
Business & Invest
Mit
Victor
Oapee
Leblanc Vending CO
P.O. Box Aed
Breaux Bridge
Jo-Ann
J. Donovan
Dept
Ompkins Avenue
Brooklyn
Write Master Products Co
S.E
Portland
Oregon
Call Products
Willmar
Minn
Hicks
Clyman Watertown
Wisconsin
W. Sackett
Greenfield
Iowa
St.Joseph
Jood Hous
Rustain Products Inc
East 152
Ney
N.Y
Ted Tongg
Lane
Hed Lyte
Soretone Liniment
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