Cleanliness In New China Astounds Indian Observer
A Sri Lankan observer describes Red China as a nation driven by ceaseless labor with women achieving parity with men. He notes cities lit at night to signal work, the Young Pioneers in uniforms, mass production shifts, and sanitation campaigns that leave streets spotless. A Redstone missile test is also mentioned in context.
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Industrial Output Edges Higher in January
Washington AP reports industrial output rose to 13 percent of the 1947-49 average, up 1 point from December and near pre-recession levels. The Fed board notes a slowed yet steady recovery with expanding production and coal, record retail sales, some rise in nonfarm employment, and seasonal unemployment, while wholesale prices edged up mid-January to mid-February amid a stock market dip and post-holiday trends.
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Murder Charge Filed Against Keeney
Keeney 22 faced a murder charge after his wife Rachel Keeney was stabbed and beaten to death in their home on Gas House Pike near Woodsboro. He was injured, in Frederick Memorial Hospital, and reportedly shot himself in the face with a rifle before capture.
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Alte Brown
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Rachel
Woodsboro
Rama
Infant death blamed on lamp spill in family home
Fire officials say a lamp spilled by a sleeping child caused a fire that claimed the life of an infant in a family dwelling. Police reported parents and two young twin boys escaped through a window around 9:30 am as smoke filled the home. The infant died of natural causes, with authorities noting the lamp accident as the likely ignition.
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Lwech
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Free book on painful crippling conditions and drugless treatment
An advertisement promises a free book from The Ball Clinic in Exelsior Springs Missouri explaining causes and ill effects of painful conditions and a proven drugless treatment method used in many thousand cases. It urges readers to send for the free book at no cost or obligation.
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Ball Clinic
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Excelsior Springs
Kidney disease ranks fourth among U.S. killers
The article states that kidney disease is the fourth leading cause of death in the United States, highlighting its impact on public health and the need for awareness and prevention efforts.
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United States
Slipshod Operation Washington Senator Morse Says
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon told colleagues that the Senate is not slipshod, insisting the chamber is run with care. He argued that senators are deliberate and accountable, countering a criticism of laxity in operation.
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Wayne Morse
Coleagues
Senate
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