Elizabeth II symbol in postwar balance of power in Britain
The piece argues Elizabeth II as Queen figures in Britain's unity amid postwar debt and world power shifts. It links her role to U S and Soviet influence, noting domestic inflation fights and political moves in Congress. It highlights Truman's requests to extend controls and weigh defense act changes as inflation looms.
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Elizabeth
Great Britain
Elizabeth II
Britain
America
United States
Russia
Truman
Congress
Farm Revolution: Big Drop in Farm Labor Foreseen
A Senate subcommittee report prepared by Dr. Francis J. Weiss forecasts chemical and mechanical labor saving devices will shrink U S farm workers from 9.32 million in 1950 to 7.785 million by 1960 and about 7.0 million by 1970, a 3 percent annual decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Labor-Management Relations
Francis J. Weiss
Subcommittee
OPS cracks down on hundreds of firms under CPR 34 rules
The Office of Price Stabilization reports broad enforcement across the nation for price control violations. Firms such as cleaners laundries service stations jewelers and radio and television service shops must post ceiling prices and file statements with OPS and maintain records for inspection. Injunctive actions have been filed and total overcharges with restitution to customers approach $1400000. Exemptions apply to small job printing shops under $50000 annual business. Other items note small business prime contract shares in 1951 and early 1952, DiSalle’s remarks on post control cost of living, and labor and wage data including child labor and railroad locomotive counts.
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Office of
Devotional Reading Focuses on Corinthians Passages
The excerpt cites Acts 20 17 27 22 3 29 I Corinthians 11 24 33 Philippians 3 217 and a devotional reading from I Corinthians 3 9 17. It presents a religious study prompt centered on biblical verses and spiritual reflection.
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I Corinthians
Philippians
Balance Sheet Lesson From Paul In A Prison Cell
A March 9 1952 reflection uses Paul in a Roman prison to illustrate balancing life’s losses against gains. The letter carrier of Christ counted hardships as trash compared with knowing Christ and the gospel. His trials included hunger travel and imprisonment, yet his faith defined his credit in life’s ledger.
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Paul
Charity of Friends
Rome
Uke
Christendom
Christ
Veterans Aid Column Answers GI Bill and VA Questions
Walter Shead answers readers on military benefits. Training for Air Force pilots or observers opens to new high school grads after four years enlistment. GI bill course advances may be approved if VA receives the request before course completion. Disability ratings rely on impairment, not occupation. Aid for aid and attendance can come from any person, not only nurses. VA transport pay only applies when travel is for VA treatment at their request.
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Congress
United States
Acheson
Schuman
Adenauer
France
West Germany
N.A.T.O
Walter Shead
Armed Services Ouession
National Press Building
Washington, D.C
Air Force
M.J.P
Danville
P.J.S
Shirley
Marines to Promote 1000 Officers From Ranks
The Marine Corps plans to promote about 1,000 officers from enlisted ranks. Commanding officers will recommend applicants meeting standards. Most promoted will be senior NCOs with about ten years service and WWII veterans. younger graduates may qualify by education or tests. The Army orders 97 H-19 cargo helicopters for 1952 deliveries to speed front line supplies.
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Marine Corps
Deep rooted legumes raise yields and soil health in rotation
Ohio soil specialists at Paulding experiment farm show two fields fertilized and tile drained. Continuous corn field suffered loss of organic matter and poor drainage while the field rotated with corn small grains and two years of alfalfa stayed healthy. Average yields up by 30 bushels in the alfalfa-rotation field due to taproots improving drainage and moisture storage.
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Ohio
Paulding
Proper Farm Belt Care Gives Longer Service
Proper care of the flat belts that drive threshers ensilage cutters buzz-saws and other farm machinery will result in years more service and prevent breakdowns and costly repairs. Suggestions include protecting belts from oil, using vulcanized splices, removing oil with dry cleaning fluid, storing belts in a dark cool dry place, maintaining alignment and pulley cleanliness, keeping belt tension adjusted, and specifying the manufacturer part number when ordering belts.
Heat Efficient Brooders for Chick Rearing
The piece explains that uniform heat is key for successful brooders with the double socket directing heat outward to improve coverage. It helps prevent crowding at the center for hatchery chicks arriving soon.
Farm Families Grow Home Gardens Across Nation
A USDA survey shows five million of six million farm families raised gardens last year. Most canned food and about two and a half million stored garden produce, contributing to abundant U S food supply nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Travelogue of Boston Family to California Recalled
An old Boston family travels to California from Lexington and Dedham through Los Angeles prompts friends to ask route. A humorous exchange sees the husband asking, Darling, didn't we come by way of Dedham. Also a notice about a lady's purse left in a car and how the owner may recover it by describing the property and paying for the ad.
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Boston
California
Lexington
Concord
Dedham
Los Angeles
Wanted A Young Gentleman Seeks Experienced Advisor on Marriage
Bridgeport Post Telegram item notes a man seeking counsel from someone with experience to dissuade a young man on marriage. It also lists odd jobs in Bridgeport such as minor repairs grass cutting painting cleaning and similar tasks offered by a tradesperson.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Bostonian Meets Mormon Girl on Travel in Utah
A prominent Bostonian traveling through Salt Lake City encounters a young Mormon girl. He asks if she knows Boston and she replies she does, mentioning their Sunday school has a missionary there.
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Mike DiSalle
Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S. Department of Labor
NPR
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WNU
Kenneth J
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Oll
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R.E.M
Lona
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Fannops
Cafe Pre
Youcy
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Guy Ay
Chinchillas NC
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Gilpin
Denver Colorado
Fort Morgen
Morgan Ditch
John F Conway
Conway-Bogue St
Eastors
Denver
Catorado
Cook, Jr
Max Cooper
Youngz
Domino Three
van Deusen
Bennett
Colorado
Sears
Leonard Fitch
K. E. Lookabaugh
Sears Roebuck & Co
Lincoln
Nebraska
Conrad's
Gaylord
Kansas
Winchester
H Rasmussen
Harlan
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Sharp
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Battle Creek
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