State Department Policy Tied to Founding Ideals
Western Newspaper Union reports on how U S foreign policy reflects constitutional ideals and the inaugural Truman address. It outlines four policy pillars: UN support, world economic recovery, defending freedom loving nations, and aiding underdeveloped areas, with wartime strains and Korea context noted. Phillip Jessup is profiled as ambassador at large and State Department adviser.
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State Department
Walter A. Shead
Western Newspaper Union
Washington
Washington, D. C
United States
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Truman
Harry S. Truman
United Nations
United Kingdom
Russia
China
France
England
Formosa
Korea
Japan
38Th Parallel
Edwards Enjoys Paris London Trip With CBS Return
ALPH EDWARDS back at CBS enjoyed a summer in Paris and London during a Truth or Consequences vacation. He planned a Germany visit for his staff to entertain troops, but the Korea crisis halted the trip, leaving the group to make the best of it. On his way home in New York, Edwards praised the experience and his return to work. Bobby soxers following John Derek for The Hero were hired as blockers for football scenes after spotting him at Pomona College and at the Rose Bowl.
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Alph Edwards
CBS
Paris
London
Germany
Mrs. Edwards
High Seas
New York
Ralph
Bobby Soxers
John Derek
Derek
Pomona College
David Miller
Buddy Adler
Mrs. Benoise
Mr. Benoise
Mr. Rose
CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES
The page presents a mixed list of Across and Down crossword clues with numbered items including Arabic letters, verbs, nouns, and phrases. It features entries for head cook, ancient, Spanish dance, goddess of harvests, and various other terms, likely from a puzzle section.
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India
River
Chin
Phil
the Orient
Last Week's Answer 35 Nimbus 38 By Way 39 Warp Yarn 40
A compact recap lists items numbered thirty five through forty with brief descriptors Nimbus 38 By Way 39 Warp yarn and a cry of a cow appear as quirky puzzleish entries.
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Sports
Nimbus
By Way
The Fiction Corner Dilemma at High Street
Basil Valentine returns home to find his car parked by a hydrant and his wife Evelyn careless about traffic rules. After plans to shift the car and avoid fines, he accidentally discovers the vehicle is not his, as orange and black plates reveal another owner. Pat Kearney rushes to confront him.
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Bagil
High Street
Pat Kearney
Pat
Evelyn
Asil
Basil
Mark Terrence
Towra Report on Washington's 82nd Congress and Truman's Vetoes
A summary of the 82nd Congress and President Truman's clashes over taxes, price controls, and foreign policy. It notes vetoes and bipartisan actions, including social security expansion, reorganization plans, and veteran programs, plus criticism of Congress as active but not a rubber-stamp body.
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Congress
Truman
38Th
United States Supreme Court
Executive Department
Spain
GOP
Hoover Commission
Guy Gabrielson
Europe
Asia
Veterans' Administration
New Perspective on U S Farm Labor and Production Trends
A National Industrial Conference Board survey notes farm labor declines persist despite mechanization. Output per worker rises as tractors and electrification expand, yet 1950 farm employment remains lower than 1940 levels. Grain and cotton projections show shifting surpluses to shortages amid weather and policy factors.
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United States
Ucs
National Industrial Conference
Bureau of Census
Department of Agriculture
Lace and Death: A Dying Wife and a Christmas Negligee
A Christmas lace negligee inspires a dying wife’s last moments as her husband, blinded in a car crash, is kept from sight. A nurse and friend use the garment to make her look beautiful, lifting her spirits before her death. The tale ends with a macabre twist and a suggestion to fictionalize the events.
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Mrs Benoise
Mrs. Benoise
CED Backs Truman Against Broad Controls
The Committee for Economic Development consisting of business leaders farmers and laborers states in a recent release that President Truman is correct in opposing universal controls for now while keeping the option ready if needed.
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Committee For Economic Development
Truman
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Department OF State
U.S
Phillip O. Jessup
N. Y
Henry Wynans
Mary Hay Stotesbury
Hamilton College
Yale University
Columbia University
Lois Walcott Kelley
Phillip C
Hamiltan Fish
Inez Gerhard
Peru
the Fiction Corner
Ome
Gredit
Mit
Broadway
Main Street
Lace Nealigee
Billy Rose
CED
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