Berlin crisis lingers as four power talks stall Germany
The Big Four talks in Paris grapple with German state autonomy and four power control as Vishinsky calls for wiping out West Germany. Western leaders reject the proposal and push three main bills including NA security treaty ratification.
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Congress
Paris
Dean Acheson
Senator Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Berlin
Andrei Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Ruhr
U.S
Britain
France
Kremlin
Germany
U. S
Forrestal Suicide in Washington Reveals Strain of Public Service
Former U S defense secretary James V Forrestal leaped to his death from the 16th floor of the national naval medical center in Washington amid treatment for operational fatigue. The article notes intense media criticism may have deepened his distress and reflects on the heavy burden borne by public officials during wartime.
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Sophocles
Ajax
James V. Forrestal
U.S. Defense
National Naval Medical Center
Washington
Forrestal
Defense
Press of the Nation
Job Outlook For 1949 Graduates Signals Strong Salaries
A Northwestern National Life Insurance Company survey of 133 colleges shows starting salaries near last year’s highs with many firms offering $200 to $275 monthly for business and liberal arts grads and $225 to $325 for engineers. Some schools report improved employment calls in late responses, while others note declines or mixed demand.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Dartmouth College
School of Business Administration
St. Louis University
University of Nebraska
College of Business Administration
Duquesne University At Pittsburgh
Boston University
Ohio State
Yale University
Illinois Institute of Technology
Genevieve Goose Dilemma Shakes Gold Rush Fete
Genevieve the first, a plump goose from a farmer, was to portray the goose that laid the golden egg for the Women's Medical College during a Gold Rush fete in Philadelphia. She escaped from the car en route, prompting a Philadelphia resident in Miami to replace her with a second goose spotted at Hialeah race track.
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Genevieve
Women's Medical College
Philadelphia
Miami
Hialeah
Judge Orders Wedding Present For Cake Thieves
In Midland Michigan two youths aged 21 and 18 faced municipal court for crashing a wedding party and stealing the cake. The judge, saying it was a dare, ordered them to buy a wedding present and deliver it to the newlyweds.
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Midland
Mich
Columba Coach Lou Little Seeks Baby Sitters From Gridders
Lou Little, famed Columbia football coach, offers jobs to his players as baby sitters. He guarantees 100 percent dependability and urges good behavior from juniors while parents attend theater. Reactions vary as parents weigh a husky fullback against babysitting duties and nightly routines.
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Lou Little
Columbia
Shut-In Sparks in a Day of Rain and Sports Ramble
A reflective piece blends weather, family scenes, and a football star babysitter with a wary eye on child care. It contrasts a quiet home with a barrage of sports and broadcasts, as Elmer hops between baseball, horse racing, and football commentary in a lively, 1940s mood.
Broadway Actor Turned Writer and Producer in Radio
Inez Gerhard reports on a veteran performer now a writer and producer for radio shows My Friend Irma Life with Luigi and The Private Lives of Eddie and Anne He also works as an associate director producer and writer for motion pictures He is under contract with CBS and Paramount while MGM shoots Adam's Rib in New York and On the Town in the city Judy Holliday Tom Ewell Gene Kelly Frank Sinatra Jules Munshin Ann Miller Vera Ellen Betty Garrett and Dorothy Barrett are mentioned with Barrett later singing for Riding High and Capra discovering her for Copper Canyon
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C. Howard
Irma
Luigi
Eddie
Anne
Marie Wilson
New York
Judy Holliday
Tom Ewell
Hollywood
Metro
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Jules Munshin
Ann Miller
Vera Ellen
Betty Garrett
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dorothy Barrett
Frank Capra
Bing
Vaughn Monroe
Controversial racehorse owner switches gears in Miami
Kirby, a young attorney hopeful, confesses racing debts after Black Fox’s upset. He befriends Polly Hayden, meets her father, and announces he is quitting racing to invest in law. He buys I'm a Runnin for $50,000 from Col Stratton and heads to the stables for a final farewell.
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Polly
Kirby
Tamiami Trail
Miami
Flagler Street
Col. Stratton
Hialeah
No Regrets at Sight of Polly Hayden and Stable Boy
Polly Hayden confronts a tense scene with her stable boy as NO REGRETS echoes. The man rages about a life of racing debts while Polly demands listening. He pleads that his break from racing is sincere, showing a bill of sale and a check as proof.
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Polly Hayden
Colonel Stratton
Lovely Scene Between Lovers Over Horses
In a tender exchange, one character reassures another of love as they discuss future plans and a shared passion for horses. He vows to be a respectable lawyer, and they fantasize about buying another horse together after a long period of respectability.
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Kirby
Crossword Puzzle Acrostic Answers
A puzzle list with across and down clues covering themes from objects and letters to animals and materials. Includes entries like a pen as a clue and notes on decorative leather and red breasted birds. Settings imply a themed word fill for a newspaper puzzle page.
Last Week's Answer Puzzle Weights And Measures
Word puzzle clues listed with numbers reference female horse receptacle type measures and kettle. Context implies a crossword style answer set and potential fill for last week’s crossword.
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Senate
Scott Lucas
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Mark Richard
Springfield
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Vermont
Junior
H. J. Phillips
Mommy
Popsy
Nol Crowell
Baby
930
Ball Park
Befiro
Arcaro
Elmer
Mike
Inez Gerhard
Ment
John Lund
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Joe
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Paramount
CY Howard
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Black Fox
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