Ridgway warns there is no simple Korea solution
General Matthew Ridgway, allied commander in Europe, meets Senate Armed Forces Committee members in Washington. He says there is no quick military fix to Korea and that ending the war depends on political moves, not a single offensive. He notes a push to invade China is not guaranteed to end the conflict and warns against simplistic answers.
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Senate Armed Forces Committee
Korea
Washington
Ridgway
Senate Committee
North Korea
United Nations
United Nations Command
Communists
China
United States
South Korea
U. S
U.S
Comments On The Teen Age Gap In Family Life
Specialists in psychiatry and medicine note ongoing conflict between teenagers and parents in their 40s. Temple University doctors advise parents and clinicians to address the gap directly, suggesting family doctors and pastors can guide better. Dr. Kern says the 40s bring bodily changes while teenagers have high energy, urging empathy and joint effort to bridge the rift.
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O. Spurgeon English
Temple University Medical School
Temple
Richard A. Kern
Banking Plan Lets Local Merchants Compete With City Stores
Franklin National Bank Franklin Square Long Island launched a plan with 50 participating merchants to front charges for customers and collect the accounts. The bank takes five percent and now handles about 2 000 accounts, with retailers reporting up to a 50 percent boost in business. The rest of the text offers general commentary on advertising faith and daily religion.
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Franklin National Bank
Franklin Square
Long Island
N. Y
Bank
Signboards on Highways Court Case in New Mexico
A New Mexico court dispute asks whether the state may restrict highway signboards for esthetic reasons. The State Highway Commission argues police power allows regulation for safety and welfare. The case, involving signboard groups and customers, has drawn national interest.
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New Mexico
State Highway Commission
Future of Japan hinges on strong U S leadership and trade ties
A congressional briefing by General Ridgway argues that Japan's survival depends on access to raw materials and liberal U S leadership to maintain friendship. It notes Japan's postwar shortages, reduced merchant marine, disarmament, overpopulation, limited markets, and resistance from nations and U S manufacturers to freer trade. Strong leadership is urged to shape Far East relations.
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Congress
Ridgway
U. S
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Far East
Mount Airy News subscription rates announced
The Weekly Journal of Authentic News states subscription rates for year by mail are two dollars in Surry and neighboring counties payable in advance. Rates for other territories are two dollars and fifty cents per year.
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Surry
Green vegetables richer in vitamins than white ones
The article explains that green vegetables like cabbage and lettuce contain more vitamins A B and C than white varieties due to chlorophyll. It notes bleaching reduces usefulness, cites sunshine as the color source, and mentions green shoots and ocean greens as rich vitamin A sources with cod liver oil high in vitamin A.
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Ocean
Vitamin content linked to greenness in vegetables
A Michigan State experiment shows higher chlorophyll in greener asparagus corresponds with greater vitamin levels. Light quality and filters affect greenness, while yellow vegetables like carrot and corn also harbor key vitamins similar to those in butter and cod liver oil.
Louisa's Letters on Love and marriage timing
A reader, Anna belle, asks guidance about choosing between two suitors. The advisor suggests she may not be truly in love with either, urges patience, and warns against hasty decisions at age twenty-one. Marriage is described as a sacred lifetime bond.
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Annabelle
Brighten Life For Young Wife With Kids In Nineteen Forties
A letter from Louisa offers advice to a young married mother feeling stuck. She suggests planned date nights, swapping child care with neighbors, and occasional nights at drive-in theaters to rekindle romance while acknowledging husband’s support. The column ends with local notices on phone system upgrades, travel plans, and business changes in the community.
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Louisa
Answers to Ten Trivia Puzzles From The Era
A list of ten curiosities covers Dr J F Brandenberger a Swiss chemist the Isle of Man breed tail variability Elbrus height Moneta origin money black flowers no true black flora two Egyptian obelisks Cleopatra's needles Mexico as a republic sugar cane origin Count Dumas on Rochambeau's staff.
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J. FE. Brandenberger
Isle of Man
Irish Sea
Elbrus
Europe
Caucasus
Russia
New York
London
Republic of Mexico
East Indies
Count Dumas
Count de Rochambeau
Quotations on Man From Ancient Philosophers
A collage of lines attributed to Homer Sophocles Plato Aristotle Ecclesiastes and others contrasts human frailty and virtue. The snippets discuss man as wretched shadow and dream tame yet noble under law upright yet inventive, reflecting debates on human nature.
Trivia Quiz Questions About Names and Origins
A set of questions explores the origin of cellophane the traits of Manx cats the highest European point the origin of money whether any plant bears black flowers who owns Lower California which country native sugar cane and who first called Washington the Father of His Country.
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Washington
News Happenings Of June 16 1927
A concise recap of events on June 16 1927 highlighting notable happenings, including local and national developments, public notes, and cultural items from that day. Strong entities and places drawn from the readable segments.
Weekly Crossword Puzzle Horizontal Why
Puzzle clues listed in order cover Across and Down entries. Several entries hint at abbreviations, foreign roots, and common crossword terms, including animal names, body parts, and descriptors. The grid reading appears with mixed numeric markers and partial clue fragments.
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Nature
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Myles J. Lane
Joseph T. McNarney
USAF
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Oscar Wilde
Norman Vincent Peale
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Winston-Salem
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W. F. Beamer
Surry County
W. R. Simpson
Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
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Guy Thomas
Joe Gwyn
T. G. Fawcett
Roy C. Mitchell
Lewis Lamm
Rome
Galax
W. R. White
Dobson High School
Raleigh
State College
C. G. Robertson
White Plains
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Studebaker
Wade Moody
Charlotte
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Man Is A
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Plato
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