Malik Korea peace proposal sparks nationwide debate
The piece analyzes Malik’s cease fire offer in Korea, weighing sincerity versus propaganda. It notes public desire for peace, inflation fears, and the U S State Department’s cautious response while outlining a balance sheet of Korea’s first year of fighting and inflation trends in livestock prices since 1950.
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Russia
Jacob A. Malik
Korea
America
U.S
Malik
Formosa
China
United Nations
Main Street
Burmosa
U.S. State Department
Asia
Europe
West
World
Government tax hike approved by House for 7.2 billion dollars
The House passed a record breaking 7.2 billion dollar tax increase by a 233 to 160 vote. The plan boosts individual income taxes by 12 percent and would fund government programs with 2.85 billion from corporate taxes and 2.855 billion from excises. The measure moves to the Senate for hearings and possible minor changes. PARIS TALKS END delegates break off talks after 16 weeks but keep door open for a big four meeting in Washington July 23. Russians unlikely to attend.
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House
Senate
Finance Committee
Paris
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Washington
Startling Experiment Sprays Vegetables to One-Year Freshness
The Country Gentleman reports a spray made from meleic hydrazide slows growth of vegetables including potatoes onions carrots beets parsnips and turnips so they stay firm flavorful for about a year. Harvest yield is not reduced and storage is dramatically extended. Scientists say results are astonishing and nearly unbelievable.
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Texas
Truman
Joseph McCarthy
MacArthur
George C. Marshall
Washington
McCustack
Marshall
Senate
Lef Carthy
Synthetic blood extender PV P Macrose offered to ease disaster stockpile
Science advances toward mass production of a synthetic blood extender named PVP Macrose polyvinyl pyrrolidone. The chemical fluid can replace whole blood or plasma in certain treatments and may aid in caring for shock from burns or wounds as civil defense plans expand.
John Wayne and Hollywood Era Retold in Shared Screen Dreams
A profile traces John Wayne from stage to Broadway to film and behind the camera ambitions with plans for The Alamo and The Quiet Man. It notes his Shakespearean roots, era roles, and later collaboration with director John Ford alongside Maureen O Hara and others. It also mentions Schenley Laboratories PVP production and its military research uses amid postwar plasma supply context.
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John Wayne
Alamo
Ireland
John Ford
Maureen O'Hara
Mildred Natwick
Barry Fitzgerald
Ward Bond
Arthur Shelds
Crossword puzzle clues mixed with puzzle grid text
A garbled crossword list includes across clues like High ranking official Turk bulk and various down clues, with scattered words such as fish-drying platform land measure and theater lobby. The fragmentary OCR contains themes of months letters and animal enclosures with numerous incomplete entries and stray numbers.
Burrowing Animal and River Clues in Crossword Prompt
A fragment lists crossword clues including a burrowing animal and a river referenced as Scot. and notes an abbreviated bank. The text appears as part of a fill in the puzzle answer key from the previous week.
Mumps Plan Backfires as Winifred Outsmarted
Ten year old Tommy Thorne schemes to scare George Butler with a mumps sign fronting the house but his sister Winifred catches the trick. Frank Stanton arrives to help. the plan collapses when she explains the gag and invites Frank to the ball game while Tom remains in the yard.
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Tommy Thorne
Winifred
George Butler
Frank Stanton
George
Tommy
Frank
Jack Martin
Capitalist backbone blamed as socialist threat for America
The piece argues that farmers landlords investors and stockholders form the core of American capitalism providing 60 million jobs and lasting security. It warns socialists and communists seek to destroy free enterprise and replace it with government handouts. It cites Lumberman's Mutual Casualty and Dean Acheson notes as evidence of looming threats to private enterprise.
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America
Tax Plans Push Higher Spending in Politician View
Politicians favor higher taxes to fund more spending rather than cutting government payrolls. They argue expanded revenues boost votes and political support.
Rising profits offset by weaker dollar in papers say
The articles note increasing corporate profits are more than offset by the declining value of dollars earned. They suggest age brings inevitable infirmities that cannot be avoided.
Washington Hearing Recasts MacArthur Firing Debate
The hearing centered on Truman’s decision to remove General MacArthur amid disputes with the joint chiefs and the administration. Testimony highlighted the rift between the commander in chief and military leadership, with Lt Gen Wedemeyer pressed to explain the disagreement.
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Far East Co
Chang
Truman
MacArthur
Cam Ders
MacArty
Albeemeyer
Sen
John IL
Joint Chiefs
Wedemeyer
Chiefs of Staff
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