Berlin Chief Out as Gen Clay Steps Down
Gen Lucius D. Clay relinquished command in Berlin at his own request returning to Georgia. Truman praised his service as plans for civilian high commissioner in Germany surface while four power talks continue on the blockaded city. Rent control reform triggers turmoil as Woods presents a net income formula provoking landlord and tenant protests in New York. Local officials contemplate sticking with existing controls.
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Clay Out
Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
Elsa Koch
Buchenwald
Marietta
Truman
Dean Acheson
John J. McCloy
McCloy
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
United States
Britain
France
New York
Tighe Woods
Woods
William O'Dwyer
Truman’s tough week in politics ends with Wood bill pass
The House approved the Wood bill 217 to 203, retaining key Taft-Hartley elements while signaling major party fault lines. It would repeal Taft-Hartley on paper but re‑enact critical provisions and extend non-Communist oath rules to corporate leaders. Speaker Rayburn urged a compromise, but prospects remained slim. Leopold III signals return to throne but Belgian regency continues amid doubts, as the exiled monarch weighs constitutional restoration.
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Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Mon. C. Walgren
National Security Resources Board
House of Representatives
HOUSE
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Leopold III
Belgium
Prince Charles
Leopold
Exking
Switzerland
Grandmas Campaign for Respect and National Day
Article outlines the National Grandmothers club led by Mrs. Lyn Greene pressing to curb jokes about grandmothers and mothers in law and gain social status including a proposed Grandmothers Day on October 10. It also reports Columbia head ache study comparing real drugs, placebo and talk therapy showing best relief from combining medication with psycho therapy and patient confidence in the doctor.
Mailman Lilly Jailed Over 5000 Letters He Carried Home
William E Lilly Jr a Los Angeles post office mailman was jailed after taking home 5000 letters despite claims he planned to deliver them later. The incident drew sympathy from tired people whose feet hurt them.
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William E. Lilly, Jr
Los Angeles
Lilly
New Anti Allergy Drug Shows Cold Symptom Relief
Industrial physician Dr Halstead G Murray reports pyribenzamine hydrochloride produced a 76 percent cure or symptom relief rate in 494 early cold cases. Dosed 50 milligram tablets at four hour intervals at onset, the antihistamine is already used for hay fever.
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Halstead G. Murray
Wright offers to loan Truman money on salary check
David S. Wright, 84, Dunkirk feed store proprietor, offered to advance cash to President Truman on his salary. Reports said Truman received only part of one month’s check due to a congressional deadlock over a deficiency appropriation bill. Wright wired the President.
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Truman
David S. Wright
Dunkirk
N. Y
Wright
World chapel at United Nations envisaged for peace
A non-denominational chapel within the UN's new home would serve as a shared sacred space for all races and faiths. Leaders from every nation would pray separately yet together, seeking guidance and understanding to sustain world peace.
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United Nations
Entertainers Dean Martin Jerry Lewis rise from clubs to fame
INEZ GERHARD notes Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis formed a team two years earlier and now top entertainers moving from night clubs radio to Paramount film My Friend Irma. The piece also mentions Kirk Douglas Ingrid Bergman Lucille Ball Desi Arnaz Barbara Stanwyck and Hitchcock casting details.
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Inez Gerhard
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
NBC
Paramount
Irma
Martin
Jane
Jerry
The Spafford bragging man meets his downfall
A narrator recalls Henry Spafford a braggart at the Spaffords home and his pull with Jason Reid Steamship. Henry is fired after overreaching with Jay. The speaker feels initially triumphant then pity for the humiliated man as events unfold and a lunch with Hal Wheaton is planned.
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Moss
Wiile
Henry Spafford
Madge
Spafford’s
Henry
New York
Jason Reid Steamship Company
Philadelphia
Jay
Spafford
Betty
Reid
Henry and Madge Face an Ordeal on the Street
A narrator and Hal discuss Henry and Madge after a troubling meeting. Bob Taylor offers Henry a new job, promising more money, while Madge’s presence adds tension as Henry struggles with his situation. Betty watches, amused.
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Hal
Madge
Bob Taylor
Taylor Lines
Bob
Henry
Betty
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A historic style puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions for various words including plants animals metals and places. Includes entries like low concave vessel plant ovule and a long list of synonyms and wordplay terms.
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Western Newspaper Union
Ted Steele
Labor Law
Columbia University
H. J. Phillips
U.N. Chapel
Brotherhood of Man
Nell Crowell
Martin and Lewis
Kirk Douglas
Hollywood
Warner Bros
George V
Alfred Hitchcock
Ingrid Bergman
Joseph Cotton
Michael Wilding
Lucilie Ball
CBS
Desi Arnaz
Johnny
Barbara Stanwyck
Jason Reid
Hal Wheaton
Wradkel
Idaho
Puzzis
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