Debunking socialism and communism in economic policy
The piece argues socialist systems fail to deliver security or abundance, citing Magland and Russia as examples of state control harming output and consumer goods while prices rise. It contrasts with American capitalism, claiming higher living standards, inflation control, and vibrant markets. It urges readers to resist government monopolies and preserve private enterprise.
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al Smith
Magland
Russia
America
Tragedy Warns of Hidden Dangers in Home for Children
An old refrigerator box suffocated two four year olds near Philadelphia illustrating how everyday items pose lethal risks. The report urges safer storage and stricter caution by parents and caregivers to prevent more child deaths from household accidents.
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Philadelphia
The Coldest War Arctic Weapons Research in Space Threats
American research units study arctic and upper atmosphere conditions for future weapons using polar routes. They examine magnetic fields aurora borealis and earth shape to improve ballistic missile guidance from Arctic bases amid possible U S Russia conflict.
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United States
Russia
Arctic
Committee On Geographical Bolen Exploration
Comite Oophical Sciences
Motion pictures avoid complete world ceremonies
Film makers rarely depict full real world wedding ceremonies fearing legal or technical complications. Permanent marriages are unusual in cinema due to custody of authenticity and potential rights issues.
Soviet move to cut Berlin rail supply sparks Allied tensions
The article discusses Soviet reprisals as Western Allies halt railway freight into Berlin from the west. It suggests motives include pressuring the Allies and discrediting American occupation policies, while noting a temporary nature and the impact of ration cuts on Berlin’s population.
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Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
Wason
Secretary of State
Department of the Army
Brian Robert
Kremlin
Pers
Ing
Germany
Anos
The Show Must Go On Says Life Column
Erich Brandeis argues that no one is indispensable, citing Jerry Lewis’s fall at Copacabana and others like Harvey and Curly as examples. The piece stresses that life and work continue without any single person, urging resilience and ongoing effort.
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Jerry Lewis
Harvey
Frank Fay
Alfred Drake
Celeste Holm
Joan Roberts
Curly
Ado Annie
Laurey
Syndicate
Ries Features Syndicate
The Parent Problem By Garry C Myers Ph D
In a village store setting the piece discusses child consumption of soft drinks and sweets. It questions parental budgeting, health impacts, and whether family planning should regulate such spending through allowances and family councils. The author suggests early limits and parental discussion to avoid health and financial issues.
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Joneses
Biblical Reflection On Pressing Toward The Prize
A brief devotional quote from Philippians emphasizes forgetting the past and straining toward the future in Christ Jesus. The passage highlights spiritual focus, perseverance, and the aim of heavenly calling.
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Christ Jesus
Philippians
Dewey Seen With Edge in Nomination Battle
Washington dispatch attributes to Gov. Thomas E. Dewey the strongest path to victory among three likely nominees for the GOP. Dewey’s efficiency in New York’s government and his caution on personality are noted as assets and handicaps. Campaign dynamics in Wisconsin and Oregon shaped his primary strategy and delegate prospects.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
GOP
Harold Stassen
Robert A. Taft
Union
Dewey
Albany
Stassen
Wisconsin
Oregon
Herbert Brownell
New York
U. S
America
Chicago Tribune
Sewer
White House
John Foster Dulles
New York Corporation
Dulles
Europe
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Truman
Pacific Northwest
TVA
One Man's Opinion By Walter Kiernan
Commentator notes no takers for wives at ten thousand dollars hints at recession. He mocks Europe’s view of American wealth and jokes about Jimmie Petrillo’s ninth term and a ban on making records.
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Walter Kiernan
Jimmie Petrillo
Jimmie
Clendenin's Store Adverts in Lawrence Journal Preview
A copied advertisement from Lawrence Journal lists goods at R W Clendenin including textiles such as cloths cassimeres and dress goods, plus hats bonnets parasols and ready to wear items. It boasts low prices and states they will not be undersold, accepts produce in exchange, and invites customers to visit during Sesqui Week with daily town excitement.
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Deface Cole
Advest Ignanent
R. Ww
Clendenin
Lawrence Journal
R. W. Clendenin
Graduation Time by Edgar A. Guest
Poem notes a graduate’s ceremony as the parents’ dream fulfilled and their lasting pride. It urges the graduate to honor parental sacrifice and bring them joy as life begins, acknowledging the weight of parental hopes and the duty to succeed.
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Eer
Etiquette Hint For Church Wedding Procession
Readers are advised to stay seated after a church wedding until the families of the bride and groom and other close relatives have departed. The piece emphasizes manners and proper conduct during and after the ceremony.
Demands For Patronage Letter From Paul Gallico
Paul Gallico writes from Stockton New Jersey to Fuller Warren Florida about attending Warren's inauguration and declines demands for patronage while joking about ambassadorships and political orange shipments. Gallico remarks on Florida votes and notes travel plans and potential postings with light satire on period diplomacy.
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Western Union Telegram
Paul Gallico
Stockton
New Jersey
Paul
Fuller Warren
Jacksonville
Florida
Fuller
Court of St. James's
France
London
Devonshire
Missus
Paris
House of Dior
Tavarese
Fla
Dan McCarty
Dan
California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Warren
Tav
McCarty
AIDA
Buckingham Palace
Jobs Upon a Time Friends of radio's Russ Emery
Russ Emery from Pawtucket Rhode Island rose from radio singer to a famed master of ceremonies while Janet Gaynor transitions from screen stardom after winning the 1928 Academy Award for Seventh Heaven. She remains active in film circles despite retiring from acting.
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Russ Emery
Pawtucket
R. I
Russ
Ansonia
Conn
Janet Gaynor
Adrian Hollywood
Janet
Philadelphia
Chicago
Florida
San Francisco
World unity and 1952 campaign voices mix in varied reports
President Truman asserts optimism that the United Nations charter will become the world constitution. Governor Dewey signals imminent Republican nomination. Eisenhower predicts democracy faces its greatest decade. Howard Hughes offers actor Owen Brewster a $300 weekly job. A small town anecdote ends with a remark on sound over scenery.
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San Francisco
Truman
New Castle
N. H
Thomas E. Dewey
New Brunswick
N. J
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hollywood
Howard Hughes
Owen Brewster
Maine
Mundt Nixon anti Communist Bill passes House vote
The National House of Representatives approves the Mundt Nixon anti Communist Bill by 319 to 588. The measure prescribes ten years in prison and ten thousand dollar fines for attempts to establish a totalitarian dictatorship under foreign control and requires Communist Party registration and propaganda labeling. It bars federal employment for Communists and front groups and restricts passports for party members.
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National
House of Representatives
United States
Senate
Taft
Judiciary Committee
Communist Party
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Just Folks
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Sincerely Fuller Warren
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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