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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
5
The piece defends DuPont as essential to U.S. defense and argues against antitrust efforts to break up the company. It contrasts perceived dangers of bigness with the wartime contributions of large industries, noting oil and steel as crucial, while warning that hamstringing big firms could weaken America.
Henry McLemore profiles Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis at the Riviera Country Club. The piece highlights Lewis as a zany, highly energetic showman and shrewd business manager, with anecdotes about pranks on set and his impact on the golf film production. Also notes Hogan Snead Thomson Nelson and the duo's on set dynamic.
The Odessa American entry lists publication schedule, address at 222 Fast Fourth St, Odessa Texas, and contact. It provides historical postal classification and subscription rates including 30 cents weekly in-city and $14 yearly mail plus shorter terms.
The text proclaims a commitment to consistency with universal moral guides and invites correction if any inconsistency appears with moral standards such as the Golden Rule Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence, asserting integrity in reporting and opinion.
A critical pamphlet attacks the PTA and National Education Association, claiming locals cannot influence school policy. It recounts difficulties obtaining the constitution and yearbook, accuses leaders of censorship, and argues the PTA promotes state worship and obedience over God.
United States and Britain oppose Iran’s nationalization moves as Moscow broadens commercial ties in strategic regions. Trade shifts to barter, with Soviet markets expanding despite Anglo American decline. Kremlin propaganda targets Eisenhower and his team as they face a widening Soviet influence network.
The piece argues the United States thrives on its productive capacity and scientific management. It notes U.S. output per capita rose while population doubled, crediting management and industrial cooperation for gains in welfare and technological advances including atomic fission. It links defense needs to efficient production and highlights leaders with manufacturing backgrounds shaping national policy.
A collage of quotes from public figures including Fred Owen, Teddy Roosevelt, Charles E. Wilson, Everett Dirksen, Gen Mohammed Naguib, Thomas Mechling, Walter Wanger, and Gen Omar Bradley. Topics cover mules and trade, anti big government sentiment, government restraint, crime, and perceived war risk in 1954.
The radio syndicate names Zasu Pitts the lead in a patriotic TV comedy drama to be titled Mr and Mrs George Spelvin Americans. Promoter touts Pitts as a premier comedian and patriot while noting potential sponsors and political frictions in Hollywood and Chicago.
A mixed set of crossword clues and partial solutions including across and down entries. Topics range from anatomy physician slang to celestial birds and legal terms, with references to biblical kings, metals, and common puzzle answers.
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