Mindszenty verdict dusts Hungarian pact clash
The Mindszenty case ends with a life sentence for treason and black marketing, sparing his life by a narrow margin. Western church leaders condemned the trial, while Soviet and Hungarian authorities face global pressure over religious influence and expansionism. The piece also flags inflation cooler in late 1948 and notes Dewey’s Lincoln Day address urging GOP reform toward liberal policies and economic aid, amid shifting wealth distribution and rising family incomes in 1947.
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Truman dubbed nation’s top pedestrian by safety group
Independence Missouri native Harry S. Truman earns another poll title as Public Safety names him the nations No 1 pedestrian. DC traffic board praised his restraint in crossing Blair House to the White House. United States arms data demand from Russia cited amid Cold War tensions. Navy air force test near Kodiak Island reports 9 ships hit by B 29 bombers.
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Government Feeds Navajo Snowbound on 300 Mile Lifeline
Relief workers keep a 300 mile supply line open to the Navajo reservation as blizzard cuts isolate 60 000 Indians. Doctors report fairly good health despite hundreds of families cut off for six weeks and winter shortages in sheep cattle and horse transport.
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Alligator Snap Ends Daring Act By Dumot
In Alencon France Santos Du mot a circus performer stuck his head into an alligator’s mouth as in his act. The 300 pound alligator snapped shut his jaws but was forced open by his father with an iron bar. The actor suffered deep head wounds but is expected to live.
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Know How Aids In Development Of Nations
The piece discusses U S efforts to share agricultural expertise with developing countries, notably Latin American stations aiding crop growth and revenue. It also surveys postwar press democratization in Germany under U S supervision, and ends reflecting on Great Plains winter storms and relief efforts, contrasting past hardships with modern aid.
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Untitled question set on weights and geography
The prompts mix several trivia items. Questions cover long ton pounds, a 19487 error, first US President born west of the Mississippi, locating an OT in ancient texts, and largest city on the equator.
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Mississippi River
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Answers to quiz items and clues
The statements list items including a weight of 2 240 pounds a cross bar for horse traces an amount over 6 300 000 000 bushels President Herbert Hoover a marginal note in the Bible and the city of Buenos Aires in Argentina.
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