Odessa American pledges to moral consistency in daily editorship
The Odessa American notes its commitment to moral guides such as the Golden Rule Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence. It invites readers to point out any inconsistencies with these truths and maintains standard publication practices daily except Saturdays. The paper lists address telephone numbers and subscription rates for city mall and other terms.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
United States
Union
England
Odessa American 1952 May 6 AP Reprint Policy Note
A notice in the Odessa American outlines exclusive AP republication rights for local Jewish items and AP dispatches, credited to the Associated Press. The policy excerpt is dated May 6, 1952, Odessa Texas.
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Associated Press
Associated Press News
Odessa
Texas
Colleges Grapple With Record Hiring Boom Across Nation
Colleges report an unprecedented job surge as engineering graduates and technical majors receive offers in the hundreds and thousands. Rutgers Yale Duke and UC campuses note high demand with starting pay up to 400 a month for engineers and 25 to 50 dollars less in other fields. Universities market housing and moving expenses to attract top grads while many pursue graduate work for higher salaries.
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Mans Oeen Mae
Ufe
Cobbled OCR Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A jumble of crossword style clues appears with scattered spaced letters and garbled phrases. Entries reference objects like drafting animals containers and seaweed, with partial phrases such as three Fates and Varrish and numbers embedded.
England’s Public Schools Under Fire in Truth Column
The Truth piece by Reginald Har helps argue that Britain’s 80-year state funded schools fail to teach citizens to understand civic and racial principles. It criticizes rising costs in free education and milk subsidies, notes heavy public expense, and calls for a reorientation toward character and self discipline rather than partisan politics.
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Johnson
Britain
Forster
Gament
Persuad
Partizan
England
Doctor Explains Phobias and Fear Theories
CORRESPONDENT notes a neurosis of fear as a low mood and describes phobias and obsessions. It explains normal versus abnormal fear and cites acrophobia the fear of heights and bathophobia the fear of depths, urging psychiatric help for severe cases.
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Hing
Taft Russell duel shapes 1952 presidential race
In a look at the 1952 campaign the piece says Taft and Russell face labor and urban voting blocs that could decide the party nominees. Warren backs FEPC changes while Kefauver and Harriman vie for Democratic support with Eisenhower delaying clear positions. Florida primary looms as Kefauver’s bid hinges on Southern strength.
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Ray Tucker
Washington
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Chicago
Taft
Russell
Earl Warren
California
GOP
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Barkley
Kerr
Kefauver
Senator Russell
Tennessean
Tait Hartley
Warbling
Harriman
South
Capitol Hill
Miami
Warren
White House
Florida
The Constitution Defends Liberty Against Dogma
A 1952 King Features Syndicate column argues the Constitution endures beyond economics or dogma. It asserts the document limits power, protects freedom, and cautions against demagogues and corrupting influences like crime and government overreach.
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Alexander Hamilton
Kefauver
Truman
United States
Supreme Court
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Mahogany Bowls Bought by Dozen in Haiti Travel Tale
Henry McLemore describes buying multiple mahogany salad bowls in Haiti, noting their lower price compared with New York and lampooning pretentious dining rituals. He lists bowls from Haiti, Siam, Hungary, Germany, Switzerland, and Eureka California, and quips about hosting a lavish luncheon with bowls as centerpieces.
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Henry McLemore
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
New York
Siam
Hungary
Germany
Switzerland
Eureka
Cal
Rand McNally
Poe
Chow
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Brave tron triner and the menagerie tale
A jagged, disjointed narrative recalls a fearless trainer who confronts vicious animals and a jealous wife. The tale shifts through odd scenes including a hotel risk, a jeep, a cage, and a confrontation at a menagerie as a spouse accuses cowardice.
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Milnient
Bee
Tome
Undercover Patron Julius Fleischmann Behind Paris Exposition
A profile of Julius Fleischmann a Cincinnati industrialist publisher and theater patron who funded a secret 500000 drive to back a private Paris Exposition of the Arts. He finances aid without public names and aims to counter democratic art with a bold cultural counter offensive.
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Europe
the Battery
van Cortlandt Park
Cincinnati
Cape Cod
Florida
Manhattan
Hunt
Farrar and Strauss
New York
Old Vicketing Company
London
Laurence Olivier
Ralph Richardson
Paris
Nicolas Nanokov
Hesslau
Mrabukov
Democratic Ballet
Boston Symphony
New York City Ballet Company
Ted Stravinsky
Pierre Monteux
Bruno Walter
Julius Fleischmann
BIDS FOR A SMILE Vege professor tale of coins
A garbled school story describes a vegetable professor and a boy named Poy. The text mentions a heyy om Rohoreter trip and a violet of coins that rotated. The mother asks where the money came from while the boy explains mischief and change on the table.
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Rome
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and nonsensical sequences with no clear events people places or dates to summarize. No coherent reportage or identifiable entities present.
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