The Fat Boy's Diet Drinking Adds Calories Faster Than You Think
A condensed excerpt from Elmer Wheeler advising quick calorie counting for alcoholic drinks. It details calories per ounce for scotch and bourbons, adds estimates for mixed drinks, beer, wine, and cordials, and warns about hidden sugars and olives. It notes variations and ends with a tease for future tips on danger foods.
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Elmer Wheeler
Joe
Sauterne
Burgundy
Champagne
Muscatel
Bacchus
Sy'eimer Wheeler
Prentice-Hail
Free Calorie Chart for Workers Offered by Syracuse Journal
Fat Boy Wheeler devised a calorie chart that serves as a universal guide for workers of all genders. The chart, available free, can be requested by mailing a stamped self-addressed envelope to Fat Boy Diet Editor at the Syracuse Herald Journal, 220 Herald Place, Syracuse, NY.
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Fat Boy Wheeler
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Herald
Syracuse
LN. Ye
Rain and mild forecast prevail in Syracuse area
Rain and mild temperatures are expected in the Syracuse region tonight and tomorrow with light showers at times. The Weather Bureau notes that conditions remain unsettled but no cold spell is anticipated. Yesterday’s low pressure near Buffalo, Rochester, and Binghamton kept the moisture west.
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Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Bingham Jton
Page outline and features tease for editorial page
The item lists Today’s features on the editorial page including Amusements Editorials Bridge and Letters Classified Ing Reporter City Life Radio TV Deaths Social and Financials and Sports with a note about J Edgar Hoover in the FBI being cited by Marquis Childs as a security gap in protecting U S plants and laboratories.
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America
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Marquis Childs
Ing
City Life
Auto plunge fatal to two in Oswego river incident
Bodies of Robert C. Stevens, 27, of Oswego R D 5, and Fred L. Richards, 21, of Oswego R D 1, identified after their auto plunged into more than 20 feet of water on Route 48 near Mio nello. State troopers and Coast Guardsmen recovered the car after it sideswiped two vehicles driven by Michael J. Donovan and Edward McQueen. Stevens, separated from his wife Mamie, leaves two children ages two and four. he is survived by sister Shirley and brothers Edward and Richard.
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Robert C., Stevens
Oswego
Fred L. Richards
Mortaing
Steven
Edward
Oswego River
Minello
Coast
Stevens
Michael J. Donovan
Edward McQueen
Fort Ontario
James Fehney
Mamie
Shirley
Richard
Truman Keeps MacArthur In Command In Far East
President Truman decided against any immediate discipline for General MacArthur, avoiding moves that might unsettle his status as supreme commander in Japan. An unnamed congressional aide said reprimand was possible but decision still pending. White House silent as lawmakers note risk of upsetting allied and UN positions in Korea and Japan.
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Washington
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Macarthur
White House
Japan
United States
Korea
United Nations
U. S
CSC Refuses to Enforce Dewey Subversive Law
Albany reports the State Civil Service Commission will not act under the Dewey Administration anti subversive law unless cases require action. It will not compile lists of security positions or subversive organizations, despite the measure signed March 26 by Governor Dewey authorizing rapid dismissal or transfer of suspected subversives in state and local government security jobs.
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Albany
State Civil Service Commission
Dewey
Inca
Central Will Build Diesel Shop At East Syracuse
The New York Central announced a 3.8 million dollar diesel locomotive shop at East Syracuse to service and overhaul freight units. Construction to start late summer, with completion in two years, aiming for fully diesel operations on lines east of Buffalo within four years. The facility will replace the De Witt steam engine house, employ 400 to 500 workers, and include three through tracks, servicing platforms, wheel and truck pits, a crane track, and a locomotive washing area.
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NEW York Central
Syracuse
Buffalo
de Witt
East
Ratenour Bridge
Eadio
Springfield
Mass
Harmon
Collingwood
Cleveland
East Syracuse
Fluoride Process is Improved for Safer Water
In Cleveland a new chemical promises safer cheaper fluoridation to prevent tooth decay. The substance, labeled Rural, is said to be less poisonous than current agents and can be fed into water with equipment many cities use for alum setting.
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Cleveland
American Chemical Society
Master Spies Speeded Red Atom Drive Probers Say
Russia's atomic weapons program was moved ahead by a trio of confessed spies. One was an American and an H-bomb scientist who reportedly fled to the Soviet Union. The Senarve House committee said espionage defenses have not been pierced since mid-1946, despite breaches elsewhere. Attorney Saypol announced a new wave of espionage arrests as Hoover urged Congress not to widen FBI duties.
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Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
Senarve House Atomic Energy Committee
Klaus Fuchs
New York City
U.S
Irving Saypol
Saypoi
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Good Earth Saves Boy from Death on Farm
Terry O'Brien of Pennellville nearly three was saved when a tractor wheel overran him in a field. Father Leland O'Brien stopped the tractor after hearing his son's scream and rushed the child to St Joseph's Hospital for emergency care. Doctors reported the boy in good condition with X rays to check for fractures.
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Terry O'Brien
Pennellville
Brad Terry
Leland O'Brien
Terry
O'Brien
Mrs. O'Brien
St. Joseph's Hospital
India Receives 1600 Tons Wheat Amid Food Shortage
New Delhi reports a government reveal that 600 tons of United States wheat and 10 000 tons of Argentina wheat have arrived at Bombay. The grain deliveries come as India battles looming famine, signaling cautious relief for the crisis.
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New Delhi
India
United States
Argentina
Bombay
Hoover Blames Colleges For Athletic Scandals
Washington officials say J Edgar Hoover blames college athletic codes for fostering scandalous games and fixing. He cites hypocrisy and laxity by college officials as factors in what he calls very flagrant crimes by individuals.
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Hoover
Washington
FBY
J. Edgar Hoover
Plane Crashes In Sea Prompting Closed Meeting Demands
Disjointed report notes calls for action on closed meetings from last month and mentions testimony provided to the Associated Press. It references a Senate Crime Investigating Committee led by a senator and touches on youth gangs, gambling, and gun violence. A Siamese transport plane crash near Hong Kong or New York is implied, with scattered references to Los Angeles and basketball game contexts.
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Associated Press
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Felauver D.tean
Hong Kong
New York
Los Angeles
Kong
Jean
Afl
Colima
Rayburn warns of wide Russian troop build up in world danger
Speaker Rayburn told reporters after a White House conference that the Russians are concentrating troops in many places and warned the United States faces terrible danger that could spark another world war. He said he has it on good authority though exact locations are unclear. Rayburn's remarks followed comments on Manchuria and the AMT debate.
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Washington
Rayburn
Texas
White House
Truman
Manchuria
Rayburn Alo
United States
Reds Quit Defensive Stronghold In Korean Front
Tokyo dispatch reports Chinese Reds abandoned the Hwachon Reservoir stronghold after flooding gates opened to delay UN invaders. U S and South Korean forces pushed north, with several divisions crossing the 38th parallel and shelling Skorwon. Sabrejets claimed six MIG-15s down in combat near Sinuiju.
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Frank Tremaine
Tokyo
Hwachon
Hiwachon
North Korea
U. S
Pukhan
Tre
Korea
38Th Parallel
Inje
Eighth Army
Central Front
Skorwon
Sinuiju
Truman Meets Mobilization Board on Inflation Controls
President Truman hosts the 11 member Mobilization Advisory Board at the White House to press for a more effective inflation control plan. The board, led by Charles E. Wilson, includes labor industry agriculture and public members. Lawmakers trimmed the Defense supplemental bill from 843 million to 478 million with cuts pursued by Republicans and officials report mixed signals on inflation trends.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Mobilization Advisory Board
Mobilization
Charles E. Wilson
Tthe
Hance
Appropriations Committee
jCongress
Czechs Sentenced In Germ Plot Trials Amid Mine Rescue
A Moravian court sentenced several individuals in a germ plot case while a mine rescue continued near Spruce Pine Mine. Reports from Brno said detailed terms ranged from 18 months to life for spying and terrorism. Three sailors were rescued from a suffering ship as the event unfolded.
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Prague
Czechoslovania
Eveleth, Minn
Bedy
Anton Korcha
Levorng
Aly
Roosevelt
Ravanost
Brno
Borche
Moravian
Ansa
Livorno
Korcha
Fanere
Tony
Pitch It Low Mama and Pop will Melt
Dr James Bender advised at Kew Forest School last night that women should speak with the voice of an angel to keep their man. He warned that a man can be driven away by a wife’s crackling voice and urged women to develop a seductive tone to capture and hold their partner.
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New York
INS
James Bender
Kew Forest School
West Considers Tho Call for Arms
Washington officials said the United States Britain and France formed a joint committee to consider an informal Yugoslavia request for weapons and military equipment. The Tito government reportedly seeks artillery tanks small arms communications gear and spare parts to bolster defenses against a potential Soviet and satellite invasion.
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Washington
U.S
Britain
France
Yugoslavia
Tito
TODAY'S CHUCKLE Do you really love her
A humorous exchange about love and a misunderstanding ends with a pun on hitting a ground stick. The joke features a character named Troy and his father-in-law, delivering a light, old timey punchline.
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Troy
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