McCarthy Ready to Testify on Maryland Probe
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin told a Senate Elections subcommittee he would testify if there is credible evidence about him or his staff. He defended Butler’s defeat of Mallard Tydings and accused Tydings of whitewashing his charges. The panel investigates lies and scurrilous literature in the Butler campaign, linking four McCarthy staffers to campaign material and contributions.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Maryland
Butler
Mullard E. Tydings
Tydings
Monroney
D-Okla
Elections Subcommittee
Senate Press Gallery
Dear Dorothy Dix: Wife a bad housekeeper and a moral dilemma
A husband laments a virtuous wife who is a poor housekeeper, seeking advice. Dorothy Dix counsels that laziness may be incurable, suggests separation or hiring help, and notes balance between spouses, health, and financial strain. In a second letter a mother asks if her husband is letting her down after illness. the response urges self reflect, appreciating his support, seeking care, and avoiding blame.
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Miss Dix
Tj Jong
Willies
Wilhelminas
Dorothy Dix
Lie Says U.N. Must Fight In Korea for Cease Fire
Trygve Lie said the U N must use all safe force in Korea until North Korea signals willingness to negotiate a ceasefire. He expressed no expectation of a third world war but warned governments to prepare for worst while hoping for best. He avoided questions on MacArthur remarks and clarified U N aims for a unified independent Korea. The top official noted no signs from North Koreans or allies of willingness to negotiate ceasefire, insisting the United Nations must continue the fight with safe force.
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U. N
Far East
MacArthur
Unified Command
United States
Korea
U.N
38Th Parallel
China
Soviet Union
Lie
United Nations
Britain
Washington
Truman
U. S
Dear Dorothy Dix on dating and public morality
Two 16 year old girls challenge old fashion ideas about petting arguing there are only two reasons not to act harm to oneself or others or to offend others intelligent people won’t judge them for it. A columnist replies warning that losing maidenhood and good taste harms the person and invites respect from men.
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Dorothy Dix
Elder Post Holds Emmitsburg Meeting
The Francis X. Elder Post 121 American Legion in Emmitsburg held a Tuesday meeting at the post home with about fifty members. Commander William L. Topper led as the group agreed to host dances every other Friday. They discussed honoring more veterans with a stainless steel honor roll, urged name submissions by May 1 for a May 30 dedication, and formed a name committee. They also considered placing Korean veterans on a separate plaque, reviewed a confidential insurance questionnaire, and approved funding to enter the Penn Maryland Baseball League for ages 14 to 20. An April 11 community hall meeting was announced, and a memorial service at the rebuilt Reformed church was planned for Memorial Day with VFW participation. The 40 and 8 group would meet April 24, and membership progress stood at 18 percent with a goal of 200 this year. Eight new members joined.
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Francis X
American Legion
Emmiltsburg
William L. Topper
Philip B. Sharpe
Sharpe
Francis Sanders
Curtis Topper
Andrew Shorb
Louis F. Rosensteel
Jack Rosensteel
Penn-Maryland Baseball League
Harold Hoke
Eugene Rodgers
Francis E. Sanders
Iome
Post
American Legion Boys State
Emmett McClear
Fairfield
Calvin J. Sanders
Iron Springs
Floyd C. Manning
Emmitsburg
Henry E. Vincent
Joseph P. MacAlusa
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Revave
Stalin prize winners led by Joliot Curie
London reported the Stalin international peace prize winners, with Prof. Frederic Joliot Curie at the top of the list. The note recalled that Switzerland was founded in a 1307 Rutli meadow meeting of three cantons.
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London
Moscow Radio Tonight
Frederic Joliot-Curie
Switzerland
Rutli
New Benefit Trick Lets High Earners Retire Easier
Washington reports that a 63 year old earning up to 25 000 a year can switch to a 3 600 annual job for 18 months and qualify for higher OASD payments after retirement. A single man could receive 80 a month life, and a couple 120 together, under new tax and social security changes effective Jan 1. This plan promises larger government pensions than a high income annuity.
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Charles Moloney
James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Truman
Local Social Security Gaps In 1951 Coverage And Benefits
An analysis explains how self employed professionals and some workers are exempt from social security. It details how eligibility for OASS benefits requires long covered employment, with 18 months needed for 62‑year‑olds to qualify by age 68, and notes the cash needs to secure an $80 monthly benefit. It also discusses tax payments, employer matching, and the high costs of premium financing.
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OASS
Amman
Predez
Mont Ta
Hert
Social Plans Mention a Call with an Other Couple
A social note describes you and your husband wanting to call on another couple. The fragment outlines a desire for a social visit and suggests coordinating an invitation and timing. Further details are incomplete.
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