Hydrogen bomb hints flood editorial page claims
Editorial notes a purported hydrogen bomb breakthrough and near finished full size nuclear plant. President Truman cites progress at Groton and Arco, Nev., while Senator McMahon hints at mass production to win time for peace, despite no official confirmation of the weapon’s existence.
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Groton
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Nev
Enator
Brien McMahon
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House Atomic Energy Committee
Connecticut
Hartford
United States Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
Witnesses rise and fall of Whittaker Chambers
Reviewers call Chambers book Witness a defining 20th century document. They praise the autobiographical drama of his life from unhappy childhood through communism to the Hiss case and his later political reflections. Critics warn his narrow experience limits broad counsel for the nation.
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Chambers
Whittaker Chambers
Soviet Union
Hiss
Heat Wave Kills The Corn Borers
Illinois farmers gain relief as heat devastates corn borer pupae and slows moth emergence. Dr. G. C. Decker reports most pupae killed in stalks, moths mostly emerged south of St. Louis and near Peoria, with eggs moderate in the South and scarce in the North under dry conditions.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
G. C. Decker
University of Illinois Survey
St. Louis
Peoria
Picnic Lunch Puzzle Clues Pack A Themed Word List
A crossword style item lists horizontal and vertical clues for a picnic themed puzzle. Entries include food items, actions, measurements, and common words.
Self Treatment Of Athlete S Foot Warns Of Delays
The article notes summer increases in dermatomycosis as perspiration and activity raise exposure. It urges keeping feet dry and aired, using boric acid powder, and avoiding self treatment for moderate to severe cases, emphasizing early physician input to prevent complications.
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Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
Divorced couple Ruth Millett Louise and Bill a shock to friends
The longtime pair split quietly and Bill quickly remarried. Friends recall a devoted image, while Louise is celebrated for business sense and success. Bill appears happy with his new wife, and Louise is thriving. The piece reflects on changes in their lives and mutual admiration.
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Louise
Bill
Mt. V Tavern Changes Hands
Sale of the family liquor store at 1006 Main Street announced today. Wilton Thurb White purchased the tavern from owner-operator George H. Spiry.
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Main Street
Wilton “Thurb” White
George H. Spiry
Taft campaign pros bustle around hopeful bid
Washington dispatch details Taft's seasoned backers and two headquarters taft committee in Washington and citizens for Taft in New York. Key figures include David Ingalls cousin, Lt Gen Albert Wiedemeyer, Thomas E. Coleman, Richard L. Gaylav, John D M Hamilton, Clarence Brown, and Carroll Reese. Pros provide staff, strategy, and publicity while Dewey losses show optics not guarantees.
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Sen
Taft
Taft Committee
New York
David S. Ingalls
Albert Wedemeyer
Ingalls
Yale
Navy
Inalls
Senate
Thomas E. Coleman
Madison
Wis
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Stassen
Midwest
Richard L. Gaylav
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
Alf Landon
Roosevelt
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Carroll Reese
Tennessee
Dewey
Mr White announces tavern closure for remodeling
A local tavern owned by Mr White will close for complete remodeling and redecoration. The business is set to reopen on July 1 with plans for a refreshed interior and updated services.
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White
The Mature Parent and the Prunes Dilemma
A child named Spud defies eating prunes after his mother insists he be good. He shoves the plate away and prepares to resist, fearing the moral labels of good and bad. The piece argues moral praise and punishment should be used cautiously and notes Spud’s ethics will mature with time.
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Spud
Manners Guide: Remembering Names When Introduced
When you miss a name after introduction, ask for repetition. This ensures you can address the person by name at parting and introduce them if needed. It emphasizes respectful social practice and clear communication.
Morality and self-assertion in a child and bulb
The writer compares a child named Spud to a brown bulb that will become a crimson tulip. It argues that until Spud develops his moral nature, blaming him for supposed badness is foolish and dangerous. Physical restraint may be needed for disruptive behavior, but not framed as bad.
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Spud
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