Cancer and The H Bomb Warning Study Aims To Cut Deaths
Washington Civilian Defense Administrator Val Peterson notes 49 percent survival with advance warning in a hydrogen bomb attack on a large city. Cancer would give Americans a 50 percent chance to survive with early warning and treatment per American Cancer Society statistics. The ACS urges a national education and fundraising drive of 24 million dollars to combat cancer and support research and public awareness.
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Break in Rose Show Chain Sparks City Debate
Thomasville faces a decision on canceling the Rose Show due to last week’s cold snap. Citizens argue for preserving the festival chain and staging a Rose Show later, hoping to keep the event on the calendar and maintain the city’s Rose map standing.
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Thomasville
Providence
Trade With Venezuela Opens Growing U S Market
The article argues Venezuela is the second largest American goods market after Canada and could approach a billion dollars in value as prices rise and demand expands. It notes easy exports, rising imports, and a reciprocal trade balance benefiting both nations with broader opportunities in South America.
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Venezuela
Canada
S. A. Com
Wartorn
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Admiral Brown and Roosevelt’s World War II Trust
George E. Sokolsky reflects on Admiral Wilson Brown’s memoirs and Roosevelt’s view of Stalin after Yalta. The piece argues Roosevelt’s decisions toward Stalin shaped postwar risks and hints at untold dynamics in San Francisco and Potsdam.
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Roosevelt
Truman
United States
American Heritage
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Yalta
Legby
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Lenin
America
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Teheran
Potsdam
New Techniques In Cancer Detection Examined At Center
A reporter participates in a two hour cancer detection exam at a New York Bellevue Hospital center part of a national mass screening effort. The test includes blood work chest X ray and full physical with a director confirming findings and noting other health issues disclosed in the process.
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York University-Bellevue Hospital
America
Eisenhower Truman clash shapes politics and tempers
AP analysis contrasts Eisenhower and Truman in public fire and private temper. Eisenhower stays impersonal in public while behind the scenes his aides curb rivals like McCarthy, Taft, and others to keep Democratic opposition in check as elections approach.
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Truman
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Wisconsin
Norway Threatens War to Protect Free Shipping
Neutral Norway signals readiness to enter war to safeguard its sea lanes and rails a strong warning to Nazi Germany and its allies.
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Norway
Germany
United States Army Air Corps
Langley Field
Mitchell Field
N. Y
Thomas County
Smiley
Brown University
T.H.S
Sara Ivey
My Lady’s Lace
Thomasville Guards
Fenter
Be steadfast in Sunday school work despite discouragement
A letter writer questions the value of long term Sunday school teaching. The reply warns against Satanic discouragement, notes that biblical results are not immediate, and urges sowing the gospel seed with faith. It cites John 4 37 and 1 Corinthians 15 58, urging perseverance and trust in divine reward.
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D. L. Moody
Prospective Georgia lawyers reminded of deadline
Prospective Georgia lawyers were reminded they must pay fees and file for the 1955 bar exam within a week. Chairman F M Bird of the examining board said the deadline is next Wednesday April 13. The test will be held July 13 and 14.
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Atlanta
Georgia
F. M. Bird
Supreme Court
Bird
Weathering a Cold Spell on Truck and Field Crops
The write up notes doubt over truck yields after a cold spell with some salvage possible. Tobacco beds remain in good shape and can be replanted. cotton and corn may recover with pest control and timely harvesting. Despite losses, crops like watermelons vegetables and peanuts show resilience and overall profit prospects depend on effort.
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Rome
Universal Military Training Emphasized Amid Defense Debate
Discussion on world defense progress highlights the case for universal military training. Senator Stassen argued points in committee debates as investigators review the issue.
Crossword Puzzle Down and Across Clues
A compact listing of crossword clues from a puzzle page covering Down clues like Hurl and Sandarac tree and Across clues such as Restrain and Silkworm with varied wordplay and theme references including phrases from Musketeers and Italian terms. Includes several misprints and overlapping entries indicating a challenging fill.
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Ripple
Lure
Friendly
Keen
Not More Religion Says a Christian View
A preacher argues that true religion is New Testament faith centered on Jesus Christ. He condemns vague calls for more religion and insists genuine religion means fellowship with the risen savior, not mere benevolence or ritual. He cites Revelation 1 18 to define the savior and authority over hell and death.
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