Two Big Issues in a Frank Kent Column
The syndicated piece critiques postwar fiscal policy and defense spending. It attributes fault to President Truman for obstructing nondefense cuts while urging leadership from the White House. It highlights bipartisan calls for budget restraint and notes Sen. Byrd and Sen. Douglas as key economy advocates amid a looming election issue.
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Toll Of War And Traffic In 20th Century Losses
Fragmented text chronicles war casualties and traffic deaths, noting the one millionth American death in Korean War battles and referencing the Battle of Lexington. It contains garbled dates and uncertain figures, with mentions of labor and casualty statistics and a projected fatality milestone.
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Steeplejack Still Working At 76 In Fla
Panama City report highlights 76 year old steeplejack Myers who has worked 58 years climbing radio towers, smoke stacks, flagpoles and bridges. He still climbs at an agency in DeFuniak Springs and recently erected a 300 foot radio tower for WDL P while building a 106 foot tower atop a business.
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Eisenhower nomination talk sparks GOP draft hopes
Washington column recalls Hugh Scott's Paris talk with General Eisenhower and his mistaken inference that Ike would accept a GOP draft nomination. It notes Scott's errors and hints at labor leaders seeking Taft Hartley Act changes to swing unions away from Truman, with John L. Lewis plotting anew.
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Discovery Swamp in Show Business Delights Tamara Geva
In New York a light column notes Tamara Geva, famed as a top ballerina during Three’s a Crowd, appears in a revue with humor from medical talk on diet and arterial disease. Dr Julious Pomeranze discusses fat reduction while Fred MacMurray, a saxophonist, becomes part of a staged performance introducing Geva to the audience. The piece mixes showbiz whimsy with health talk as audience reactions unfold at New York venues.
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Lipotropic agents offer new arterial disease treatment
Dr. Pomeranze promotes lipotropic agents as a beneficial, indirect way to improve liver processing of fats, suggesting a moderate fat diet plus high protein may help arterial disease. He cites methischol use with vitamins and amino acids, aiming to control cholesterol production and fat utilization.
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