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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1950
Page
7
The piece discusses operators hinting at a coal price hike and United Mine Workers opposition, signaling consumer impact. It compares Britain's financial crisis to U.S. fiscal policy debates, noting possible excise tax cuts if revenue balance falters and alarms over balancing the budget.
McCarthy lists Dorothy Kenyon among alleged communist affiliates in the U S State Department amid charges against three aides and a naval scientist. Attlee's Labour survives two parliamentary tests, aided by Liberals, signaling possible shifts in nationalization and housing policy strategies.
A private citizen challenges President Truman’s high compensation citing his extensive staff travel and perks. The piece contrasts U S presidential costs with those of Roosevelt Hoover and notes elections in Russia and Belgium, including Leopold II’s abdication pledge and Belgian vote turmoil. It also touches on fashion curves as a lighter sidebar.
Casey Stengel speaks with optimism about a stronger 1950 Yankees squad. He cites Joe DiMaggio Henrich and Berra in peak condition and praises Reynolds Raschi Byrne Lopat Page and Porterfield, with a deep bench ready to cover gaps. He stresses Yankee spirit and a tougher league ahead.
A brief local item highlights Solusans at Wally, noting their appearance and significance within the community scene observed in the newspaper.
The article describes Corning Glass Works developing E C glass, a transparent metallic oxide skin about sixteen millionths of an inch thick that conducts electricity. When heated by electricity it becomes hot without melting, suitable for heating applications and rapid processes.
Crochet rose decorations in pale pink on a sparkly white cobweb background trim guest room pillowcases and a dresser scarf. A nice shower gift idea and make several pairs in different colors to replenish linen supply. Pattern No. S4UG.
The questions cover tall and short presidents, Supreme Court size, and unions. Answers include Abraham Lincoln at 5 feet 4 inches, nine justices, James Madison at 5 feet 4 inches, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Fat Tuesday, Canada broader than Australia by about 900000 square miles, and Philip Murray with William Green as AFL CIO president.
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