Reds May Start Propaganda Drive Ahead of War
A. P. reports that Soviet leaders may mobilize a propaganda push if Europe warms, signaling a popular front strategy to influence Social Democrats in West Germany and fuse Socialist entities in France and Italy. The piece discusses Cominform tactics, past Stalin moves, and potential signals of a Western European mobilization against rearmament.
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Stalin
Allunion
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France
Germany
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Association
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Congress seeks ban on employee salary gifts
Rep Budrick of North Dakota drafts a measure to make it a crime for any member of Congress to accept money directly or indirectly from the salaries of their employees. He said he will introduce the bill when the new Congress convenes January 3.
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Congress
Soft Look Newest Line For Women
Hollywood beauty expert Bud Westmore predicts a shift to the “soft look” in 1951 with longer hair, lighter makeup, and feminine styling. He notes 1950’s Frankenstein look was a misstep and urges women to favor a softer, more natural appearance to appeal to men.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Bud Westmore
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Westmore
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Kcent
Justice
Anna
Harding
Funeral services held for Walter Damrosch
Funeral services were held today for 88 year old Walter Damrosch a leading American musician who died Friday night of a heart attack at his Manhattan home. The German born conductor composer directed the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra at age 23.
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Walter Damrosch
New York
Lean
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Manhattan
Almost Missed Christmas on Manila bound Pan American flight
Christmas dinner aboard a Manila bound Pan American Airways plane ended late on Christmas Day after navigator John B. Kelly announced they had crossed the International Date Line at 4 21 p.m. Wake time December 24. Passengers included Mrs Joseph J Brown and family returning to Singapore and Priscilla Plunkett with her two daughters celebrating Christmas Eve a day early in Guam.
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Manila
Geo Wi
Imade
John B. Kelly
Palo Alto
Calif
Ardis Jensen
San Francisco
Joseph J. Brown
Bloomfield
Ontario
Canada
Singapore
Carol
Karen
San Diego
Priscilla Plunkett
Guam
Plunkett
Navy
Cold Experts Debate Causes and Prevention of Common Cold
The article discusses varying views on what causes the common cold and how to prevent it. It notes disagreement about vaccines and mentions factors like anxiety and environmental conditions influencing susceptibility. Some doctors deny virus-only explanations, suggesting allergies may trigger colds.
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Ihuman
Texas
Understanding Colds Tied to Weather and Emotions
A University of California physician explains that many colds are linked to weather and emotional stress, not just germs. He notes cold symptoms may worsen from environmental changes and that prevention remains unclear, with December and January as peak months.
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William J. Kerr
University of California School of Medicine
Reversal in High Court as TV ruling cited
In Phoenix and San Francisco reports a mix of legal and medical notes. The article references a court decision on TV color broadcasting and details on cold theories, virus versus allergy, with physician Dr Kerr and engineer Dr Lee De Forest discussed. Rear Adm Bauer death noted with coroner report and survivor Carrie Wares.
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Phoenix
U. S. Supreme Court
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Lee de Forest
Los Angeles
Jan
United
Congress
Chicago
de Forest
Sena Television
San Francisco
George W
Bauer
USNR
Jenny
Carrie Wares
California Street
United Nations Completes Move to Midtown Headquarters
The United Nations finished moving from Lake Success to its new glass and marble headquarters in midtown Manhattan, a 23 mile relocation that included 3,500 secretariat staff and 500 skeleton staff. The operation used 300 vans and required weekend moves to avoid disrupting the general assembly and news traffic.
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United Nations
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Midtown
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Ing
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Security Council
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Sperry Gyroscopeity Council
N. Y
General Assembly
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York and Lake Success
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