Republicans Gain Ground In Senate and States
The Republican party made gains in the Senate and several states in a tight election. Observers expect Republicans to hold about 49 seats, with possible sweeping gains but not full control. Key races included defeats for Democrats in Maryland and New York, and gains for Republicans in Connecticut and other regions.
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Dewey Adds Marathon TV Campaign Stop With Mrs Dewey
The report notes Governor Thomas E Dewey expanded campaign outreach with a long television show featuring Mrs Dewey The piece quotes her quip about hair and a Permatent as a light moment amid broader coverage of wartime Korea and political strategy The article cites General Douglas MacArthurs warning on Chinese intervention and notes disputed Chinese troop movements and potential risks of a wider war including possible Kremlin involvement
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North Korea
George Bernard Suaw
Vrath
Population shifts and reapportionment in 1953 Congress
The text notes a U.S. population of about 150 697 316 and discusses reapportionment after the 1950 census. It states nine states will lose seats in the House, others gain, with the 495 total House seats unchanged until Congress convenes in 1953. Some observers doubt faster changes to membership totals.
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Uptikaly
Germ warfare scare in postwar Korea sparks fear and debate
Report claims infected rats and fleas were used in a covert germ warfare program during the Korean conflict. Details describe a Russian scientist, live inoculations with bubonic plague and encephalitis, and scattered cages. The piece notes UN actions re Spain and U.S. diplomatic positions.
Revolutionary fears of Communist China loom in World War II era analysis
Observers warned that Communist China could pose the era’s greatest threat as its forces in Korea reportedly include three to six divisions and a 10 million strong armed capacity under Mao Tze-tung. They argued U N retreat and a possible Korean takeover could trigger a broader conflict and global war.
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Sleight of hand shields Pan Am from subsidy study
Senate commerce committee dodges Pan American Airways in a study of airmail subsidies. Ernst and Ernst hired at high cost despite lower bids, and Pan Am’s inclusion was blocked by technical wording then reversed by Kilgore only to be ignored again. Hawaii routes, West Coast carriers, and a rightward push for accountability remain unresolved.
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Maine
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Pattern Pattern No 20g Embroideries and Embellishments
Fragmented OCR text mentions taste pat teen for gait body and ajamen with embroidery short for face and knitted fabric. References Anne Cabot LauM and facetuating realty oO knit. Includes notes on patterns, materials, directions, and a book titled I conta today.
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Magazine Stand Makes Fine Christmas Gift
A magazine stand offered as a charming Christmas gift features portability and a sturdy top shelf. Made from solid maple, pine, or plywood, Pattern 919 includes illustrated cutting essentials from the Workshop Pattern Service at Drawer 14 Sedford Willa Naw.
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Sedford Willa
Amazing relief from constipation claim in unsolicited letter
A brittle testimonial to Kellogg's ALL-BRAN praises relief from constipation. The letter, signed Sam Plesley from 10517 Churchill, urges daily use and water intake with a money back guarantee offer.
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Churchill
Kellogg's
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