Polio Drive Links Dollars Dimes Blood and Gamma Globulin
The Red Cross and the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis join forces in the anti polio campaign. Blood donations fund mobile units and collection stations while gamma globulin from blood immunizes children. The appeal urges local cash contributions to support polio relief and disaster aid alike.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Gid
American Red Cross
Foundation
Thomasville
Thomas Countians
T. F. Callaway
Gypsy Smith
Surplus Food Dilemma Plagues US Policy and Households
A National Agricultural Commission member warns current farm product surpluses are at historic highs since World War II and no workable plan exists to dispose of hoarded food. The piece argues feeding hungry people abroad, avoiding a big brother stigma, and adjusting farm output to prevent a leaner American diet.
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National Agricultural Commission
United States
India
U. S
East Berlin
Geneva Conference and Red China in UN Debate
The piece argues against recognizing Red China and seating it in the United Nations, warning that Geneva talks will push concessions to the Soviet Universal State. It criticizes Dulles and Acheson for isolation and subventions, claims policy risks harming Korea outcomes, and predicts shifts at Geneva amid pro-Red China propaganda.
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Israel
Red China
United States
Soviet Russia
China
Geneva
Berlin
Asia
Teheran
Mr. Dulles
Baku
Kremlin
John Foster Dulles
Dean Acheson
Great Britain
France
Korea
Dulles
George Marshall
Maneier
Russia
McCarthy Overreach Challenged by National Unity
The essay argues Americans must prioritize national welfare over party aims as McCarthy's control over policy threatens to overshadow the President Eisenhower administration. It criticizes his anti war rhetoric, warns of a dictatorial slide, and urges restraint and reason to curb his self serving ambitions.
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America
Washington
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Thomasville growth and political debate mingle with spring forecasts
The column blends local development in Thomasville with warnings about a dust bowl, garden tours, and spring signs like azaleas as national issues surface in McCarthy era debate. It notes Albany sending station plans, urban growth, tax talk, and judiciary and education notes alongside weather and seasonal observations.
Radio Tonight Television Schedule Listings
Radio tonight includes NBC shows Sinatra Songs Dragnet and New Orleans Mardi Gras. CBS carries Choraliera The Norths and Paul G Hoffman. ABC offers Space Town Meeting. MBS features Spil Berle Fireside Film Mardi Gras. CBS-TV and ABC-TV present Red Skelton Suspense Danny Thomas and Gertrude Berg. Dumont airs Life is Worth Living Pantomime Quis.
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Radio Tonight
NBC
New Orleans
CBS
Paul G. Hoffman
ABC
MBS
Mid
Cbs-Tv
Abc-Tv
Danny Thomas
Gertrude Berg
Dumont
Shrove Tuesday Notes Across Nations By Boyles Notebook
Ed Creach reports on Shrove Tuesday and the approach of Lent, noting Mardi Gras in New Orleans and regional customs in Reading Pennsylvania. He mentions pancakes in England, Fat Tuesday origins in France, Carnival in Nice, Finland beliefs about flax, Belgium cabbage lore, and Danish children selling bun rituals before Lent.
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Washington
United States
New Orleans
Reading
England
France
Nice
Riviera
Finland
Belgium
Denmark
Cardinal Pacelli elected Pope on first day of conclave
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli elected pope on the third ballot of the first day of the conclave, taking the name Pius XII as former Papal Secretary of State. Other world events include a neutrality act approval aiding dictators, a Halifax hotel fire with six teens missing and twenty injuries, and various wartime developments across Europe and Asia.
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Cardinal Picelli
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pius XII
Chuckles Income Tax Time
A humorous sketch describes tax season as the period when a man tries to justify paying more to the Government than law requires. It pokes at family, deductions, charity, property loss, dependents, and mistakes to argue that no one pays more in proportion to income.
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Yellow Jacket
China
Gift and usage of talents in daily life
Earl L Douglass reflects on Jenny Lind as a saintly singer who used wealth for charity and education. He says gifts vary, with geniuses rare and others excel in simple, essential work. The Parable of the Talents shows God values faithful use of any talent, large or small. He urges readers to consider their own gifts and how they serve others.
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Jenny Lind
Stockholm
Planet Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle
The crossword clues list includes terms from 1 Planet Solution to 38 American with entries such as 35 Southern constellation and 36 Condiment. The puzzle appears to blend astronomy and everyday words, offering multiple definitions across a themed set.
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