Journeyman En Route To Europe by Sea With The McKinleys
The Journeyman sails from New York City Pier 86 aboard the USS United States, heading for Europe. Passengers include Joan Crawford and Louis B. Mayer, with ship staff, scenic Hudson departure, and a first day aboard featuring Doris Day and Jimmy Cagney in a Broadway era travelogue.
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Lausche Praises Truman at Cleveland Dinner
Ohio Governor Frank Lausche lauded Harry Truman as one of the great presidents at a $100-a-plate Truman Library dinner in Cleveland. He defended Truman’s policies, dismissed criticism, and said Truman will be remembered for goodness of deeds and sound policies. Truman, 71, urged support for foreign policy and avoided personal attacks on Eisenhower.
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NAACP Maps Early Integration Strategy in Atlanta
NAACP leaders meet in Atlanta to plan an immediate move for school integration in the South. Attorneys filed a petition with the Atlanta Board of Education urging reorganization of schools following the Supreme Court ruling. The effort cites a pending October 1951 suit and signals broader petitions to come.
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West Point Graduates Two Sarasota Youths
West Point will graduate two Sarasota youths. Sidney E F Mason 23 son of Mr and Mrs Charles N Meveland and J Gordon McCormack 21 son of Mrs Roberte McCormack will receive bachelor of science degrees and be commissioned as second lieutenants in artillery.
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Sewa(Tenn.) Military Academy
Business Leaders Plan Chicago Meeting on Annual Wage
Chicago hosts a June 15 conference sponsored by the National Association of Manufacturers to press for a guaranteed annual wage as a solution to the economic crisis. General chairman Charles Haffner Jr. of R R Donnelley and Sons notes Detroit UAW wage talks and looming strikes with Ford and GM. Standard Oil of Indiana chairman Robert Wilson is slated as keynote on industry responsibility for job security.
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Tools and Fire Used 100000 Years Ago Discoveries
New evidence suggests that human ancestors began using tools and possibly fire over 100000 years ago. Teeth fragments alongside crude stone tools were found in caves in South Africa, communicated to the Wenner Gren Foundation by Dr. Raymond A. Dart.
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New York
Wenner- Gren Foundation For Anthropological Research
Raymond A. Dart
Please Print Little Fooler Puzzle No 7
Puzzle item titled Little Fooler Puzzle No 7 appears in black letter print. The OCR text provides only the title and instruction to print, with no clear list of clues or answers readable for summary.
Defense budget to stay steady says Anderson
Deputy Defense Secretary Robert Anderson of Vernon Texas says defense spending will not be cut or raised sharply. He cites policy to avoid costly peaks and valleys in force levels as world tension changes. Anderson, in Austin for the Texas Heritage Foundation award, will address UT commencement tonight.
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Texas Heritage Fondation
University of Texas
Clue Expands on Sensitivity and Risk in Criminology
The clue discusses painting as personal statement versus aiding a crook on the run and whether HIDING or AIDING signals intent. It explores how past failures haunt or taunt a sensitive person, noting determinism may prevent being daunt by failures, and ends with no winner last week.
LAST WEEK'S PUZZLE CLUES EXPANDED ANALYSIS
A reader’s analysis outlines across clues from 12 and down clues about wordplay with near homophones and letter changes. It discusses how answers hinge on precise connections to players, objects, and everyday items like collar cedar apple and ENGAGED versus ENRAGED, ending with notes on BAGELS.
Subscribe to The News for immediate home delivery
The notice invites readers to subscribe to The News and indicates home delivery will begin promptly upon subscription. The call to action stresses convenience and immediate service.
Clues Across Puzzle Excerpt Unraveling A Range Of Items
A mixed set of cryptic style clues across various definitions mentions prevention of movement fancy sales talk rowing terms single items heraldry beer division consumption and historic operations under Eisenhower. Additional hints cover breaks oceanic movement roads insects exits and other everyday terms in a scattered puzzle snippet.
Prize Little Fooler Puzzle Rules
Rules for submitting Little Fooler puzzle entries from The News. Details include prize of 10 dollars, tie breaks, deadlines, postmark timing, and entry restrictions. Also notes on bonuses for postcards and losses in mail.
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