Faith and 10 Million: Boys Town’s New Buildings Dedicated
The piece recalls Father Flanagan's Boys Town and its 10 million dollar expansion in Omaha. It credits his faith that a bad boy can be helped, notes continued growth at a rate of 50 new youths monthly with a 3000 waiting list, and celebrates the project as a national testament to human dignity.
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Omaha
Boys Town
Nebraska
Edward J. Flanagan
Father Flanagan
Flanagan
Bathing suit pictures spark royal photo row in Paris
The Paris police confiscated a weekly magazine edition after it published a photo of England's Princess Margaret in a swimsuit taken in Italy. Authorities cited the image as casting aspersions on the royal family of a great ally, highlighting the era's strict decorum rules.
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Annette Kellerman
Mack Sennett
Paris
A Week
Foreign Ministry
Italy
England
Margaret
Crossword clues list with baritone and vertical hints
A fragmented crossword style list features both horizontal and vertical clues. It lists numerous definitions such as baritone vocalist and various wordplay prompts including fruit capers numbers and positions, with cross reference like English river Hodgepodge and social insects, along with multiple entries for weights birds and academic roles.
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Falmor
I Visit Antigua Guatemala Enjoys Ruins and Local Life
The writer explores Antigua after the 1773 earthquake, contrasting ruins with modern sights. He jokes about carrying luggage on his head like locals, notes affordable food and lodging, friendly Guatemalans, and claims imprescindible crafts and coffee temptations.
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Antigua
Guatemala
Peru
Italy
France
England
Rancho Vikjay
United States
Mahon cites defense budget amid war funding debate
Rep. George Mahon as House Appropriations Subcommittee chair defends a record $15.9 billion defense budget, warning that underfunding or overestimating war threats could harm national security. The passage frames the approval as a careful balance between danger assessment and spending.
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Rep
George Mahon
House Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Vaughan wins delay on Argentine medal for Vaughan
Army delays granting Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan authority to wear the Argentine Order of San Martin after a House committee debate. The panel, urged by Rep. Walter Norblad, voted to hold the medals pending further consideration, with other decorations already approved for Navy officers.
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Drew Pearson
Harry Vaughan
Lew Douglas
Douglas
Louis Johnson
Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
San Martin
Peron
State Department
Vaughan
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Oregon
Walter Norblad
Philip Hooper
Army
Norblad
Kooper
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Louisiana
Overton Brooks
Vinson
Department of the Army
FCC Under Fire From Senate in Plow Analogy
Chairman Edwin C. Johnson of the Senate Commerce Committee accuses the Federal Communications Commission of being controlled by the broadcasting industry it was created to regulate, asserting the industry has seized the whip and plow.
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Lewis Douglas
Great Britain
Mutual Life Insurance
Louis Johnson
Truman Finance Committee
Johnson
Douglas
Paris
United Nations
Truman
Federal Communications) Commission
Edwin C. Johnson
Senate Commerce Committee
FCC
Gate City News Highlights Local Life And Transport
Long feature from Gate City covers Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hall and son Ian returning from Willow Run Michigan with Kaiser cars. It notes a Look magazine story on Union Pacific Country and local civic events, park gatherings, and Parkway mud issues. It also mentions ISC mock Senate on no subsidies and student resolutions on wealth limits.
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Illinois
Plains of
Nebraska
Continental Divide
Gilbert W. Hall
Ian
Gate City
Willow Run
Mich
Kaiser
Kaiser- Frazer Corporation
Willow Cottage
Hall
T.A
West
Union Pacific Country
Look
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
California
Pocatello
Sun Valley
Parkway Drive
Stansbury
Parkway
Wade
Senate
ISC
Th Senate
Pompie Johnson
Poca
Tello
H. P. Stormy Cal Wells
Blackfoot
American Activities Committee
U. S
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Harpo Marx Talks At Length Behind The Mask
Earl Wilson recalls Harpo Marx breaking his silence in talks about performing in England after Moscow. Harpo explains his public image as a silent partner, describes stage and radio moments, and recounts playful incidents with stars like John Garfield and Groucho. He notes Hecht’s birthday pranks and a famous hitchup gesture.
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Harpo Marx
Harpo
John Garfield
Ben Hecht
Hecht
Hitchup
Duke of Windsor
Times Square
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Pocatello Post Publishing Company
I C. ED
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
New Guinea
Onager
Roughsia
Henry McLemore
Salt Lake City
Western Air Lines
Bauble
Ambassador Douglas
Potsdam
London
Norman Thomas
Louie Johnson
White House
Arizona
Ariz
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frigidaire
Henriksens
Radio & Appliance Co
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
Saint Louis
Mr. Weatherman
Ross Park
West Pocatello
LDS Stake
Lea
Ders
Earl Wilson
Moscow
Galler
Groucho
PETS
Fountain Spudnut Shop
Hollywood
Scoop
Stetson
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