Cold War Costs Outweigh Shooting War Says Hoffman
Paul Hoffman argues the United States cannot afford not to fight the cold war. He cites Marshall Plan costs around 15 billion and defense outlays up to 15 billion annually, contending a hot war would cost far more. He urges expanding aid to Asia and Africa as a cheaper path to victory.
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Hoffman
Far East
Paul Hoffman
Economic Co-operation Administration
Washington
Russia
U. S
America
Kremlin
Gordon Gray
Asia
Africa
City Without Laws Says Loves Park Mayor
Loves Park Illinois officials faced an unusual tangle after Mayor Frank Larson said the city may be without valid ordinances or legally elected officials. State rules from 1947 to 1949 required publication of laws. later changes allowed either publishing method. Most laws were posted not published, including the driving ordinance. The council meets again next Monday to decide whether to recreate the entire code.
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Associated Press
Loves Park
Ill
Larson
Lowes Park
Sea Bird Horizontal Puzzle Clues and Answers
A mixed OCR style card lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and fragments. It includes crosswords style items like river, vessel, musical note, and Latin terms, plus entries for deletas tilt sun god and lobster eggs among others.
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Colombia
Puzzle Answer Set Clue Line Fits the Breakfast Dish
A compact clue set responds with terms matching breakfast dish redacted entries and theme hints. Each line supplies a synonym or related word for the given puzzle numbers and preserves the puzzle’s wordplay tone. The solution aligns with standard crossword style and avoids extraneous explanation.
Snow White From Diffused Light Beneath Tiny Crystals
Light reflects off numerous tiny ice crystals in snow creating a diffused glow. The scattered reflections produce the characteristic white appearance observed across snowy landscapes.
Catarrh and allied nasal conditions in daily life
Reader questions about chronic nasal catarrh or vasomotor rhinitis caused by allergies or irritants. Answers advise identifying and removing the trigger, consider injections to build resistance, and note cases where eye removal is discussed for severe issues. Also covers alopecia areata in a child, elderly alcohol use, nylon brushes, venereal disease testing, and eye injury debates.
Weekly Q and A Column Answers Reader Questions
Dr. Jordan hosts a weekly Q and A column addressing reader inquiries. He selects the most interesting and frequently asked questions received during the week and provides concise expert guidance.
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Dr. Jordan
London Cab Drivers Strike Over Fare Share Demands
London taxi workers paused regular service as 4,000 hack drivers walked out to demand a larger fare portion. The city noted cabbies receive no salaries and typically retain one third of fares plus tips, with the strike aiming to secure around a 40 percent share.
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London
Washington Today Focuses On House Compromise And Hearings
Vote at noon on House approved compromise to legalize basing point prices. Committees hear Secretary of State Acheson on 1.2225 billion military aid at 8:30 a.m. Labor subcommittee probes unemployment from imports. Banking panel to vote on extending federal rent controls at 8:30 a.m. House adjourns until Monday.
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House
Joint Foreign Relations and Armed Services
State Acheson
Shark teeth arrayed in rows across specimens
As many as six thousand teeth are found in some shark specimens arranged in rows. Only one set of these teeth is used at any given time.
Air Force Accepts Four-Jet Reconnaissance Plane
The Air Force accepted a four-jet combination bomber recon aircraft from North American Aviation. Built for day and night reconnaissance including charting photographing and mapping it flies in the 550 mile per hour class, climbs to 40 000 feet and has a range over 1200 miles. It carries a crew of three.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
North American Aviation Corp
U N Seat for China Reds Is Vote Issue in Security Council
The United Nations faces a pivotal decision on whether China’s 400 million people are represented by the Communist government or the Nationalist government. The U S will oppose seating the Chinese Communists but will not veto, seeking a majority vote in the Security Council with no veto. The outcome could be decided this month or delayed to September, with internal U S debate over moral implications and recognition standards.
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China
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
U. S
Security Council
U.N
United Nations Council
Council
U. N
Russia
Italy
Ireland
Switzerland
Abundant Living on Sex as a God Given Power
The text argues sex is a god given power that is moral or immoral by use and age, not by itself. It urges openness about sex, condemns misuse, and warns that placing sex first corrupts life while aligning it with the Kingdom of God elevates all legitimate joys. It ends with a prayer to dedicate sex to divine love.
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Heaven
Hell
Kingdom of God
Rennel
Relt
Rennel Ag
Ranzo Arnold
N. Benton
Nations on Council Face U S Leadership Test
The United States leads seven of eleven nations on the Security Council in supporting a stance against Chinese Communists. A Jan 13 preliminary vote showed broad backing, but a dissent by seven members could shift the balance and dim the U S role as head of the non Communist bloc.
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Security Council
United States
U. S
Abundant Living overview in Abingdon prose
The note cites the book Abundant Living published by Abingdon-Cokesbury Prose in New York and Nashville. It references the copyright held by the publisher and indicates the work is a prose edition distributed in major urban centers, signaling a religious or inspirational nonfiction tone.
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Abingdon-Cokesbory Prose of
New York
Nashville
Realizing magazine clipping etiquette in waiting rooms
A magazine feature discusses manners around clipping articles for personal use. It cautions that tearing out items may spoil the reading experience for others and encourages respect for shared media.
Grease Fire Damages Oven at Gott Home
A grease fire in an oven at 503 South 15th Street, the home of William H. Gott, prompted a Mt. Vernon fire department response at 6 05 this morning. Fire crews extinguished the blaze with minor smoke damage reported.
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William H. Gott
South 15Th Street
Mt. Vernon
First Hfe policy sued in London in 1538 insuring William Gybbona
A traceable insurance record from 1538 in London lists the first Hfe policy naming William Gybbona as the insured. The fragment notes the historical origin of life insurance with Gybbona’s policy and its registration in the capital.
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London
William Gybbona
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