Running Scared Helps GOP in Six State Campaigns
A roving AP analysis finds Republicans anxious yet energized in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and West Virginia as they defend 4 Senate and 96 House seats. Democrats push pocketbook themes amid unemployment and price concerns while promising better prosperity. The piece notes a possible Democratic bounce and emphasizes organization and turnout as pivotal factors.
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Mario Lanza Story of Wealth and Woes in Hollywood
The long profile recounts Mario Lanza's rise to fame after The Great Caruso, then a dip into debt, weight concerns, and rocky MGM relations. He describes battles with a former manager, a failed Army project, and a stalled career while planning a comeback with his wife Betty and four children at his mansion. Tomorrow’s installment will cover his finances and career plans.
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Ex-Red Exposes IPR Links to Communists in China Probe
Kohlberg, a businessman and IPR finance committee member, studied IPR literature from 1937 to 1944 and found it closely followed the Communist line in 1950. He documented how IPR writings mirrored Moscow policy, implicating figures like Owen Lattimore and Harvard’s J. K. Fairbank, underscoring the difficulty of exposing Communist influence.
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Henry Wallace
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Limestone Lassies join WAC training center for sports
Three members of the Limestone Lassies softball team in Marshall County join the Women's Army Corps. They will train at Ft. McClellan Ala and plan to enter WAC sports activities. The item also notes Christmas parcel deadlines and local education bid extensions, plus community events in Logan County Bridgeport and Bluefield.
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Woodrow W. Gordon
Shannings Moore
Bridgeport
Town Lions Club
Lion John Gamble
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Moore
Clarksburg
Gamble
Emma Lou Barron
Newhall
Bluefield
Food prices fall as farm market tilts toward plenty
New York reports the winter outlook for eating is favorable with prices for most foodstuffs at farm level near pre Korean War levels. Surpluses keep prices stable though grocery costs rise from preparation and distribution. Weather disease and storms affect some crops but overall shortages are rare. Turkey demand stays high as 1952 records loom, turkey and wholesale prices stay low, while meat and poultry supply remains ample for fall and Thanksgiving. Farm prices surged after Korea War, peaked in 1951, then fell about 21 percent.
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New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange
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Rat Poison Could Aid Preventing Blood Clots in Heart Disease
Washington reports that Warfarin, a chemical once used as a rat poison, may prevent blood clots in patients with certain heart and vascular diseases. Dr. Shepard Shapiro said its anticlotting effect lasts about five days per dose and can be reversed with vitamin K.
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Second World Congress of Cardiology
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Geoffrey Bourne
London
Record Crowd at Mass Honors 100th Immaculate Conception
Washington saw the largest religious gathering in its history as an estimated 150000 worshippers filled the area around the Washington Monument for a Roman Catholic Mass. The service marked the 100th anniversary of the Immaculate Conception definition, asserting Mary’s conception without original sin.
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Washington Monument
Cupid Has Room
New Ulm Minnesota report notes Harald and wife Sallet housed paying guests for 20 years. Nine consecutive occupants married from the home. The latest couple is Miss Charlotte West, a kindergarten teacher, who became Mrs Hobart H Anderson.
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Harald Sallet
Charlotte West
Belcame
Hobart H. Anderson
Fire destroys Buckley home in Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove West Virginia. The Buckley family at Ward lost all possessions in a 4500 dollar fire Sunday due to firefighters lacking water supply. Fire Captain George Cook estimated the damage. Three Buckley children were rescued from the burning house by their mother and a neighbor.
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Charles Buckley
Ward
George Cook
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