Russian Dangers Are Discussed By Babson
Babson Park Florida editorial argues that while the Chinese threat may be manageable, Soviet imperialism endangers world peace. It urges minimal government control, strong faith, and American character to resist communism and keep freedom and prosperity. The piece warns against internal corrosion and calls for individual responsibility and land ownership for insurance.
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Korea
Kremlin
America
Moscow
Fis
United States
Communist Party
Russia
American casualties in Korean War top 57,120 total
Defense Department reports 57,120 U S casualties in Korea, up 1,306 from a week earlier. Breakdowns show 47,450 Army, 628 Navy, 8,602 Marine Corps and 440 Air Force. Deaths total 9,602 with 7,888 Army among them.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
U. S
Delicate Valve Operation Performed in Cleveland Woman
A Cleveland suburb woman, Mrs Walter Fitton 32, underwent a delicate mitral valve correction reported successful Tuesday. She sat up after the operation and appeared cured of a rheumatic fever induced valvular disease. The surgeons Dr Earle B Kay and H A Zimmerman noted the high prevalence of this ailment in young patients and cited Dr Charles Bailey of Philadelphia who reported 198 cases with 4 percent mortality. An Island Tahiti drought linked illness spike among children is also noted.
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Cleveland
Walter Fitton
H. A. Zimmerman
Charles Bailey
Philadelphia
Labor Leader Presses Price Controls and Tax Reform
Walter Reuther of the CIO United Auto Workers urged that effective price controls and a fair tax system matter more to labor than equal board representation as the UAW moves toward its 13th national convention in Cleveland. He warned big business seeks to dominate planning, and proposed dues rise and a biannual convention. Speakers invited include Dr. Ralph Bunche and Dean Acheson.
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Cleveland
Economic Stabilization Board
Walter F. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Public Hall
United Labor Policy Committee
Reuther
Ralph J. Bunche
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
Philip Murray
Dean Acheson
Maple Festival At Chardon Starts Today
CHARDON Ohio festival opens to an expected crowd of over 100000 visitors from Ohio and nearby states over three days. Merchants anticipate record maple sugar and syrup sales despite a new high price of 5.50 dollars per gallon. Attractions include an antique show band concert Tom Thumb wedding and colonial wedding gown exhibit with contests and a Sunday union church service.
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Chardon, O
Ohio
No Jealousy Evident At Junior Artists Exhibit
New York artists ages two to twelve staged their first public show at the Cunningham and Walsh Advertising Agency. Edward Molyneux supervised the display with 145 paintings listed from Sea Urchins to Rabbit Getting Annoyed. Prizes included easels and paints for three age groups, with a special prize for thinking up the idea.
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New York
Cunningham and Walsh
Edward F. Molyneux
Molyneux
Johnny Forzaglia
Chronicle of Elyria Art Event Ends with Ice Cream
In Elyria on Friday March 30 1951 attendees listened to remarks about thinking in pictures and then were served ice cream. Artists reportedly lost interest in their work afterward.
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Elyria
Ohio
Rust disease wipes out bushes on 140000 properties
About 375 million rust spread barberry bushes have been killed on 140 000 properties across 18 states under a U S Department of Agriculture rust control program.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Bason
Babson Park
Fla
Truman
China
Roger W. Babson
Broad St
Mikes
Warner
Stewart
Island
Tahiti
Code of Ethics
Monument Builders of Ohio, Inc
Amherst Memorial
Eveet Nylen
Jackson St
Amherst
Florist
Bread Street
AAA
Kenneth A. Wade
Carrier Princeton
North Korea
Chardon
Lance Gurney
Walt Disney
Lance
Add
Odel
Broad & East Ave
Hotpoint
Goodyear
Goodsyear Service Store
East Ave
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