Dulles to Draft GOP Foreign Policy Plank
Editorial argues John Foster Dulles is the realist chosen to draft the 1952 GOP foreign policy plank. It credits his view that war with Russia is unlikely without Germany and Japan, calls Japan and Germany pivotal to free world strength, and praises Dulles as best qualified to shape a policy reflecting power politics and recent peace agreements.
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U S Has Plenty Of Ammunition Lovett Says
Secretary of Defense Lovett told a House subcommittee there is no shortage of ammunition or supplies in Korea. He cited current weapons and vast ammunition stock giving a six to one fire superiority over the Russians. He noted occasional shortages of specialized items but said they do not affect frontline fighting.
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Heavenly Bodies Crossword Clues and Answers List
A collection of horizontal and vertical crossword clues and solutions covering astronomy terms, mythic references, temperate phrases, and common nouns. Includes planetary, celestial, historical, linguistic, and directional hints with numbered entries and associated word lengths.
Van Fleet declares rationing of Korea ammo
General James A. Van Fleet announced in Seoul that artillery and mortar ammunition are rationed in Korea to prevent waste, while gun crews have all they need.
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This Is Jim Smith Asking for Margie on Phone
A caller identifies himself before asking to speak to Margie, addressing Mrs. Brown by name and stating his full name. The guidance contrasts the correct approach with the wrong method of asking to speak to her without identifying.
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Congress to decide on price and wage controls
The World Today reports Congress faces a tight deadline to extend or end price and wage controls before June 30. Possible outcomes include letting controls lapse, a stopgap bill, a mutually workable measure, or a vetoed proposal requiring a new offer to the White House. The Truman administration favors continuation of controls.
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The Doctor Answers Only the Stork Has Advance Information
A medical column discusses prenatal clues and public myths about predicting a baby’s sex, noting limited scientific certainty and emphasizing that only medical testing can reveal gender before birth. The piece frames the stork as a playful metaphor for small, dubious hints versus real diagnosis.
War enters third year warning of possible Red offensive in Korea
By J M Roberts Jr. on the two year anniversary of the Korean war, the piece argues Moscow sought to extend the war via China and truce talks. It notes U N air strikes on the Yalu hydroelectric complex and warns of a renewed Communist offensive as the Allies push for tougher action. The analysis reflects Cold War tension and concerns over escalation and negotiations.
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Uncertain science on unborn sex and medical Q A notes
A reader asks if heartbeat can reveal a baby's sex and whether chin hair tweezers affect growth. Experts say no reliable method exists. other questions cover gallbladder recovery, dehydration, diabetes signs, and rabies risk after a dog bite with practical medical guidance.
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Tomato Eating Hero of Salem Court House Steps
In 1820 Robert Gibbon Johnson of New Jersey gained fame by publicly eating a tomato on the steps of the Salem county court house. Tomatoes were grown as ornamental fruits and thought poisonous, though labeled love apples.
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Note on questions column limits reader inquiries
In this weekly Q and A section Dr. Jordan explains he cannot answer individual reader questions directly. Instead he provides general guidance and hints to common queries, offering broad advice and encouraging readers to pursue official sources for personal concerns.
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Weekly Q And A: Top Questions Here
This week highlights the most interesting and frequently asked questions received by our desk. Readers requested guidance on key topics, with recurring inquiries about events timelines, policy changes, and practical how tos.
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