Christmas Cards to Highlight Christian Spirit in 1951
New York reports Dr. Jesse M. Bader champions rediscovery of Christmas meaning. Proposes religious Christmas cards and expanded church services across 100000 ministers and 31 million Protestants to restore reverence, with pageants, films, and carols as key actions.
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New York
Jesse M. Bader
America
Department of Evangel‘ational Counce
Churchee
SA Tea and
Young 9
Favonuide Campa
Bader
Church Om
National Council of Churches
Christ
United States
U. S
Radio Duel- Saudi Arabia Answers Red Propaganda
A VOA style feature reports Saudi Arabia countering communist propaganda with anti-Red sermons led by Crown Prince Saud. The prince advocates solving worker misery through wealth sharing while warning against Islamist precepts and royal excess fueling regional envy. Concluded on Page 2.
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Saudi Arabia
Rivachw
Nana Phe Mi
V Radio
Russa
Red Radio
Saud
Riyadh
Middle East
Ton Saud
Levenese
Okinawa Status Sparks U.S. Japan Tension Over Pact
A disputed Okinawa future under the San Francisco treaty is widening friction between the United States and Japan. Japanese officials claim a delegation’s visit to explain the treaty was delayed, while the Army cites differing views with the State Department. Ryukyuan demand for autonomy and flags fuels talk of UN trusteeship as Naha moves to engage with Tokyo and Washington.
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Tokyo
Nana
Okinawa
Noran Tepates Avonic Wat
America
Japan
San Francisco
Ryukyus
Mivision
U.S. Army
U. S. State Department
Hoshijima
Francisco
Chan Hts
Hoshiyma Alsoy J
Wiliam Sebald
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations
Hoshinma
Naha
Russian Women Buy One Shade of Nail Polish in Moscow
A Moscow visit notes limited cosmetic options for women, with only one nail polish shade and medicated talcum powder in drugstores. The piece contrasts Moscow’s restrained beauty market with Western habits, mentions state-supported beauty institutes, and describes local fashion and scent trends in public life and high-end venues.
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Cyril Ray
Moscow
Nana
Manchester
Cosmetic Trust
Orj
Kremlin Towers
iTheater
Svetlana
Beer Standards and British Soldiers in Korea
British soldiers in Korea enjoy ample beer supply with eight to ten bottles weekly, while American troops are paid in dollars for beer. The piece notes temperance concerns, wartime exchange rates, and a perceived beer surplus in tanks as soldiers adapt to field life and pay differences.
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Temperance Societies
Britain
Bez
Colums
Allies May Make Rhine First Line of Defense
Palomar California report explains cosmic explosion theory using Palomar Observatory data. It describes stars racing away from Earth, speeds rising with distance, and light-year measurements to illustrate the expanding universe. The piece notes uncertainties about the explosion center and clarifies telescope findings.
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Rhine
Palomar
Calif
Earth
Palomar Observatory
Allies plan major withdrawal base shift in Europe
Reports indicate a strategic retreat plan in Western Europe with Bordeaux as a southern base and Bremerhaven being abandoned. Eisenhower and staff would authorize any major move as U.S. troops adjust from Frankfurt toward Baumholder, while Bonn quietly accepts the likely drift in German public sentiment and resistance remains a political hurdle. The campaign to win German support continues with camouflage concerns addressed and U.S. aid reshaping local economies.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allied Powers
Europe
Bordeaux
France
Bremerhaven
U.S
Frankfurt
Baumhelder
Luaembourg
Bonn
Germany
U. S
Belgium
Prussianism, May Die in Its Cradle
A Berlin to Stockholm dispatch describes a German reform movement led by Bonn Parliament members to curb Prussian influence in the army. It envisions replacing parades with sports, abolishing caste divisions, unified uniforms, public trials, civilian defense lawyers, and end to courts martial secrecy. The piece notes Japanese design influence on home life and furniture trends toward low, modular forms as part of broader cultural shifts.
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Alec De.montmorency
New York
XANA
Berlin
Darens Nyheter
Stockholm
Bers
Bonn
Army
U. S
Paul McComb
Ito
King
Frederick
William
Andi
France
Bonaparte
Paul T
Paul Mas
Jap Designs Setting New U S Home Trend
New Japanese designs sweep across the Pacific into American homes marking a new home fashion. As Chinese styles fade due to Communist rule, American designers embrace Japanese-type products as influential in upcoming decor trends.
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U.S
New York
Ins
Pacific
China
Best Tip for Lost Hunters: Just Stay Put
In Duluth Minnesota a unusual feature on losing woods shows a humorous blend of Japanese style home goods and sudden rescue narrative. Joe Nimrod loses his way while hunting but is advised to stay put as deputies close in after a tense search.
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Duluth
Minn
Nana
Joe Nim
Asjand
Nimrod
Hunter
Zack
Sheriff's Office
Joe Nimfrod
Japan
How to Improve Your Mail Service Today
A lively guide explains the vast Post Office system handling 100000 pieces of mail daily. It urges readers to mail letters early, use proper postage, and weigh mail accurately to prevent returns. The piece highlights routine efficiency and citizen steps to aid this $2.9 billion two year business.
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Early Ig
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Washington
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