Debate On European Troop Requests Weighs U.S. Role
The article notes Army Secretary Royall testifying on Western European leaders seeking more American troops, while warning that a large overseas force could provoke war. It questions the practicality and risks of deploying hundreds of thousands abroad and discusses the NATO pact and Soviet threat.
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Royall
House Appropriations Committee
Europe
Russia
America
Mr. Royall
Kremlin
United States
Puzzle Clue Grid From a Mixed Up Word List
A compact puzzle-style item listing clues for horizontal and vertical entries. It includes definitions and wordplay prompts across various lengths and categories suitable for a newspaper puzzle page.
Miasete 25 Season Clues From Fragmented Word Puzzle
A jumbled list presents entries such as Yi 32, Map line, Hunter, Annoyed, Branches and Ballot along with clues for Always Smaller quantity Lout and Constellation. The item reads like a word puzzle or diary fragment with scattered terms.
Billoop Women Inclusion Debate Prompts Candid View
A column argues for including women in human endeavors, weighing benefits and drawbacks. It notes women may critique and push for better methods, but can bring constructive ideas and shared responsibility. The piece contends inclusion may be inevitable if women seek entry and find a way in.
Guests From Buffalo Hold Court At Our House Golf Lesson
Henry McLemore writes about a flood of guests from various styles and habits staying at his home. The latest guest is Albin O. Holder, a talented amateur golfer who forces McLemore to take frequent golf lessons and adjust his dining table technique, despite past attempts to quit golf.
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Ritz-Carlton
Helsé
Diamond Jim Brady
Dinah
Bumble
Buffalo
Albin O. Holder
Health plan debate seen through a teacher and doctor dialogue
Drew Pearson reports growing American concern over health care reform. A teacher describes crushing medical bills while a doctor urges voluntary plans and government action. He cites hospital construction and doctor training as essential steps toward any adequate coverage.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Blue Cross
A. M
Evita Peron Examined Through a Visitor's Eyes in Buenos Aires
A visiting journalist recounts Evita Peron’s charitable courts in Buenos Aires, detailing visits to women’s aid centers, Evita’s interview, and her daily Give-Away sessions where she dispenses aid and decisions. The piece notes her charisma and political role amid Argentina’s regime.
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Evita Peron
Diamond Horseshoe
Peron
Argentina
Senora
Eleanor
Buenos Aires
el Presidente
Plaza Hotel
Senora Evita
Papa
Evita
B. A
el Coronel
Paris
Kimberly
Vestpolitik
Sixth Avenue
I. Miller
Postings From Pocatello and A Mexican Vacation Note
A gaily decorated postcard from Tia Juana arrives in Pocatello as Mabel Niles of the Post mail ing department takes a Western vacation in southern California and old Mexico. Investors Syndicate reports a weaker dollar and falling costs for food clothing and items, though some drops may not be fully reflected in everyone's budget.
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North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Post Publishing Company
C. ED Flandro
L. C. Glauque
Frank Grover
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Tia Juana
Mexico
Mabel Niles
Post
California
Old Mexico
Gloria Swanson Still Glorious At 50 On Set
Hollywood legend Gloria Swanson discusses aging, rumored Hollywood legends, and her comeback in Sunset Boulevard. She recalls wheel chair stories, private elevators, and the 1925 Grauman premiere that she says outshines later fame, while noting her career continues on television.
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Gloria Swanson
Paramount Studio
Gloria
The
Camerman
Paramount
Swanson
Hollywood
Atlantic City
Europe
New York
Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudray
Grauman
Los Angeles
Sunset Boulevard
Adol Menjou
RKO
RKO Wa
Parmount
Harsh remarks on women's looks from Corset Association leader
Harold Kurzman, president of the Corset and Brassiere Association of America, vents about fashion aesthetics. He dismisses the average woman's face and praises muscular male runners in Madison Square Garden, implying a shift in public gaze toward athletic physiques.
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Madison, Square Garden
Harold Kurzman
Corset and Brassiere Association of America
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