Peacetime budget and world news dominate Congress
The week reports President Truman’s proposed 44 billion dollar fiscal year budget with a 5 to 6 billion atomic program, defense and foreign aid totals, and a projected deficit. Churchill’s joint session address strengthens US Britain ties while Korea peace talks stall and Armistice terms face stubborn hurdles.
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Churchill
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Skorea
Korea
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Taft
U S Baby Boom Reflected in Population Rise
A Metropolitan Life Insurance Company bulletin notes the United States gains about 2.5 million people yearly from births minus deaths. By 1962 the nation could reach 181.5 million children with a record 3.9 million births last year, driven by earlier marriages and postwar trends.
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Metropolitan Liferance Company
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Americas
United States
Dollar a Week World Famous Bookkeeping Town
Cedar Grove North Carolina hosts Tom Ellis and his Dollar a Week bookkeeping service. A tiny village with a Hammond organ in a modern office backs a global network of Ellis trained operators in 48 states and 19 countries. Music eases the work as clients mail weekly entries for detailed monthly statements.
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Ellis
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Virginia
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New England
Casey Jones
Casey
Georgia Wisconsin Pupils Exchange Homes
Manitowoc Wis pupils will swap homes with Macon Ga peers this winter for an interstate high school exchange. Sixty students in grades 11 and 12 will live with host families and attend the partner district, with transportation as the only cost.
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Manitowoc
Wis
United States
Wisconsin
Georgia
Angus B. Rothwell
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Board of Education
Small Town in Illinois Buys Fluoridation Unit
Ridgway Illinois installs a municipal fluoridation unit becoming the smallest community in the country with its own unit. Dr C S Wachowski persuaded the village board by citing local schoolchildren cavity statistics. A duplex feeder regulates chlorine and fluorine to cut decay in young children. The town has about 1000 residents.
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Ridgway
C. S. Wachowski
Safe TV ventilation and garment crease remedy tips
The article offers cautions about placing a magazine under a table model TV to avoid blocking air vents and overheating. It also provides a quick fix for creased hems by rubbing soap on a cloth over the crease and ironing. A cider serving tip suggests adding unpeeled apple slices and mint leaves for garnish.
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