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Congress
Platform Message Encourages Responsible Public Discourse
The Tribune urges readers to avoid idle gossip and unfounded criticism of government. It calls for faith in America and cautions against spreading rumors. The piece emphasizes informed discussion and constructive engagement.
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America
Hand of Bridges Threatens West Coast Waterfront Ruler
The piece notes longshore union head Harry Bridges, a controversial figure accused of Communist ties, might lose power amid Korea crisis. Federal bail revocation led to his jailing, triggering shifts among West Coast unions and reactions to U N intervention.
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Harry Bridges
Bridges
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaii
George Harris
Department of Justice
Maritime Democratic Committee
United Nations
Russia's War Stockpiles Aid North Korea Says AP
Elton C. Fay reports in Washington that a large prewar arms and ammunition stockpile by Russia is enabling North Korea to sustain a five week war with South Korea. Analysts note Moscow's likely long planning and supply dumps before action. The piece links past WWII tactics to the current blitz against South Korean forces.
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Elton C. Fay
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Republic of
South Korea
North Korea Builds Armies From Russian Stockpile
The report notes hundreds of tanks facing light defenses and contemplates U S intervention. It links North Korea's armament boom to Russia's two year withdrawal, claiming Moscow abandoned weapons and ammo, aiding Pyongyang's efforts to form and train a larger army.
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United States
North Korea
Russia
Piggy-back rocket tests set stage for long range guided missiles
A Banana River Florida test paired a German V-2 with an American WAC Corporal reaching 10 miles altitude and 63 miles sea range before ditching. The velocity reached 3600 mph, and officials discussed triple or quadruple rocket stacks to extend distance. White Sands and Point Mugu prepare facilities for thrusts to 500000 pounds and massive air blasts.
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Atlantic
WAC
White Sands
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New Zealand turns to hot springs for power ideas
The article notes New Zealand may use its abundant hot springs to generate electricity due to scarce coal for steam plants. It cites native use of hot water for cooking and heating, and compares to U S hot springs and Yellowstone as established health and tourist centers.
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New Zeland
New Zealand
United States
Yellowstone National Park
Terre Haute Reminiscences and Local News Forty Years Ago
Mrs Anna Meek leases the Theodore Hudnut home to run a fashionable boarding house. Dancers Anna Pavlova and M Morokin slated for Terre Haute Artists course next year. City records show July deaths exceed births 105 to 97. Fire damages residence of Mrs William Hessinger while owner away. Locust Street sewer work halted due to exhausted funds. Theft reported of a pressure pump and indicator from a Grove Church gasoline lighting plant.
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Anna Meek
Crawford Street
Theodore Hudnut
Cherry Street
Gertrude Early
Florence Boleman
Miss Early
Lawrence O'Donnell
Louise Kleiser
South Sixth Street
Lake Maxinkuckee
Mary
Reba Hill
Frankfort
I. W. Richardson
Collett Park Place
Atlantic City
New York
Mme
Anna Pavlova
M. Michael Morokin
Terre Haute
City Board of Health
William J. Hessinger
Twelfth
Locust Street
Grove Churenh
Quiz Questions From History and Geography
A gaucho is a skilled horseman and cattle worker of the South American plains. The ancient name of Korea is Goryeo. The year following 1 B.C. is A.D. 1. The last frontier of the United States commonly cited is the West frontier or the frontier beyond the Mississippi. specifics vary by era. The original colony used as a refuge for debtors’ prisoners in England was Georgia.
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Korea
B.C
United States
England
Notable 1942 Birth and World War II Milestones
1942 Nathaniel Greene a Rhode Island Quaker and Revolutionary War general born. 1942 United States Marines landed in Solomons seized Tulagi and Guadalcanal marking early Tokyo campaign. 1946 Tony Lazzeri, former baseball star, died. 1941 Rabindranath Tagore, Indian poet and author, died.
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Nathaniel Greene
Rhode Island
Sir Rabindranath Tagore
Solomons
Tulagi
Guadalcanal
Tokyo
Tony Lazzeri
Perpetuate defined as to endure or make lasting
The term perpetuate is defined as to cause to last indefinitely with an enduring character. It notes its origin from Latin perpetuatus, the past participle of perpetuare, meaning to make perpetual.
Birthday Honors for Mattson Harding Burke Artists Today
Henry Mattson, artist, Ann Harding actress, and Billie Burke Mrs Florenz Ziegfeld, screen and radio comedienne, have birthdays today as celebrants in a noted showcase of talent.
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Henry Mattson
Ann Harding
Billie Burke
Florenz Ziegfield
Screen
Radio Comedienne
Astrological Forecast of Work, Finances, and Child Blessings
New friendships and environment shifts at work may appear soon. Financial prospects should improve over the coming year, though extravagance should be avoided. A child born today is likely to enjoy moderate good fortune throughout life.
Hannah More Quotation About Men and Kindness
The line comments on men's flaws by noting that many still harbor a petty view of others as minor, revealing a gendered critique of human folly and social pretensions. It advances a moral reflection on character and perception.
Chosen Cowboy of the South American Pampas
A description notes a cowboy of mixed Spanish and Indian heritage from the South American pampas. Geographical hints place the term near Alaska and Georgia, suggesting regional labels or travel notes.
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Alaska
Georgia
Civil Defense Urges Preparedness and Texas Guns Book Praise
Broadside review describes civil defense urgency and the need to evacuate and treat radiation victims. It also profiles Texan author Col Farber and his book Texans with Guns, praising factual depictions of the West and critiquing Western myths. The piece notes Rita Hayworth’s return and Mary Castle’s rising screen profile while exposing scandal over surplus government goods and profiteering.
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Rita Hayworth
Mary Castle
Pampa
Aly
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Home cooking ends in the same fate of washing up
The piece notes that despite skill and flavor the best home cooked meals still require dishes to be washed, highlighting the universal chore of cleanup after cooking.
Childhood friends earn Bates College science degrees together
Pass Throughout, Westfield, Mass. report Donald Davis and Allen Ross, longtime friends, began kindergarten together and traveled through grade school, high school, navy service, and American International College before both earning Bachelor of Science degrees in the same Bates College class.
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Mass
Donald Davis
Allen Ross
Navy
American International College
Springfield
Bates College
Lewiston
Timely facts collection shows varied historic notes
The compilation lists items from the US House offices and society to military and geography facts. It includes positions in government, a survey on careers for American parents, Miss America trivia, costs of the Lincoln Memorial, health misbeliefs, and historical data on Canada and Greece.
Horoscope for August 7 Born with keen intuition and charm
Born on August 7 you show a complex personality with high ideals and lively exterior. You excel in judgment and seek outdoor life, preferring vacations in the country and later turning dreams into practical reality while aiming for family happiness.
Daily Horoscope Summary by Zodiac Signs
Morning favors important matters for Leo Cancer Libra and others with caution advised in the afternoon. Viewpoints include bargaining, optimism, health, and routine, urging early effort and prudent later hours for best results. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
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Actor Claude Rains Urges Farm Life For Hollywood Stars
United Press staff report quotes Claude Rains advocating every actor keep a small country farm at least 200 miles from Hollywood or New York. He says life on a farm keeps actors busy and prevents worrying about parts while diversifying with work and fresh perspectives.
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Hollywood
U.P
Claude Rains
New York
Rains
New York City
Downington
Danger
RKO
Robbery at Chicago Liquor Store Ends With Escape
A young man entered Alex Weisberg's B. and W. liquor store in Chicago and, after ordering a beer, drew a pistol and demanded money from Weisberg and four customers. He drank half the beer, fled with $245, assuring them they could deduct it from their income taxes.
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Chicago
U.R
Alex Weisberg
Weisberg
Why Your Feet Hurt And How To Treat Them
The article explains foot pain affects about one in three people and outlines treatment. It covers improving foot alignment, relieving pressure, strengthening muscles, and using proper shoes, arch supports, heat and massage. It notes spastic flat feet, casts after anesthesia, corrective shoes, and possible nerve cutting or rest for persistent cases.
Surgery Needed for Dropped Uterus in Older Patient
A 60 year old patient seeks help for a permanently corrected fallen uterus. The answer notes that the operation is required to fix the condition and restore pelvic support.
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Red China's Asiatic Ambitions Alarm Western Strategists
AP Foreign Affairs analyst notes Western unease over China and Soviet collaboration aiming to restrain Chinese expansion in Asia. Hariman to discuss Far East politics with MacArthur. Formosa, Malaya, Tibet, Indo China highlighted as flashpoints raising concerns of Moscow Peiping influence and potential aggression.
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Formosa
Russia
Moscow
John Osborne
Life Magazine
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Tokyo
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Chiang Kai-shek
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Indo-China
Youre Telling Me by William Ritt
Central Press humor column notes small trends and wry observations. It mentions dyed gray hair among men, Santa posing, built in moth proofing for coat hangers, and a playful list of oddities including a Guitar Look fashion and an egg memory claim by a biologist.
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