HADACOL touted as cure for tiredness and sleep issues
An advertisement from The LeBlanc Corporation of Lafayette Louisiana promotes HADACOL a vitamin and mineral remedy for fatigue poor appetite and sleeplessness caused by deficiencies in vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and Iron The copy claims rapid relief after two bottles and offers a money back guarantee with pricing for trial and family sizes.
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Bert Baldwin, Jr
Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco
California
America
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
Cease fire talks resume in Korea and wage policy debates
Cease fire negotiations at Kaesong resume after pledges to keep the town neutral, with Ridgway warning the Communists to honor agreements. Truman signs a new price control law amid wage increase proposals and defense budget cuts, while West Point dismissals spark nationwide discussion and polio funding opens its annual drive.
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Korea
WSB
Wade
Kaesong
Matthew B. Ridgway
Ridgway
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Defense Bonds Drive Aims at Small Savers
Treasury reports 11 percent rise in $25 and $50 bond sales in the first five months of 1951 versus 1950 while $1,000 bonds fell 39 percent. A treasury spokesman says investors shift to real estate and stocks, prompting a nationwide drive to boost small-bond purchases.
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House Appropriations Committee
Japan
Germany
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense Department
Treasury
Treasury Department
National Defense
Eisenhower Sours Over Airborne Transfer Blunder and GOP Strife
Omar Bradley reacts to a Pentagon briefing slip revealing an airborne division move from Korea to northern Japan. The incident fuels questions about military secrecy and U S strategy as Gen Eisenhower weighs a 1952 run amid Taft isolationist influence and attacks from hate groups.
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Caen
Omar Bradley
Korea
Japan
North Korea
Ridgway
Washington
Sakhalin
Pentagon
Bradley
Army
Joe Collins
L. Bolte
Eisenhower
Congress
Arthur Vandenberg
Senate
Henry Cabo Lodge, Jr
Ab Hermann
National Committee
Taft
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Gerald L. K. Smith
Officials Inspected for Unmarked Government Cars
The senate investigating committee probes officials who drive government autos without side markings, suspecting personal use. The house armed services committee will push Senate housing findings with a sharp follow up soon.
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Senate Investigating Committee
House Armed Services Committee
Senate
Car dealer dispute over promises after purchase
A buyer confronts a car salesman about claims made two weeks earlier. The buyer says the seller spoke confidently about the vehicle but now the buyer feels discouraged and seeks clarification on what was promised. The exchange hints at dissatisfaction with the sales talk and the car’s condition.
Watered Down Milk at a Holiday Farm Visit
A brief note reveals a holiday spent at a watering place and confirms a dairy farm visit. The exchange confirms the speaker’s stay and Harry’s remark about farm life.
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Harry
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