Acheson Warns Reds Outnumber U S Armed Forces
Secretary of State Dean Acheson in Detroit warned that Communists total about 9,000,000 armed men backed by 20,000 first line Soviet planes. He urged rapid defense buildup, citing potential Korea peace moves as a trap and signaling higher mobilization goals than 3,500,000.
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Detroit
Mich
Dean Acheson
Acheson
United States
Korea
Truman
Congress
Soviet Union
Washington
United States Air Force
Navy
Galveston Resistance to Liquor Laws Faces Limits
Coke Stevenson Jr., administrator of the Texas Liquor Control Board, said Galveston officials and residents show mixed attitudes toward liquor laws. He noted the city largely favors open gambling and bar liquor sales, while county officials appear unwilling to enforce the laws.
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Dallas
Coke Stevenson Jr
Texas Liquor Control Board
Galveston
Health officer denies fluoride causes cancer in Texas
Texas health officials and cancer researchers deny a link between fluoride in municipal water and breast cancer. State Health Officer George W. Cox says data from the M. D. Anderson Center support fluoridation to prevent tooth decay, while other experts concur no evidence justifies changing policy.
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Austin
Texas State Department of Health
M. D. Anderson Hospital For Cancer Research
Houston
George W. Cox
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Cancer Research Center
State Health Department
State Health Agency
Health Department
H. Trendly Dean
National Institute of Health
Dean
Howard B. Anderwont
F. A. Bull
Dental Health
Wisconsin
Cox
Wisconsin Health Department
Classified Want Ads from Whitewright Area
A dense list of local wants and offerings includes sale and rental items, livestock, farm goods, real estate, services, and appliances. Notable entries cover houses on Main and Bond streets, a 112 acre T C L Hall farm, Hereford cattle, a whiteface cow, eggs and hides buyers, batteries, radios, plumbing, and fertilizer sprayers with contact details for Stephens Bryant Babcock Auto Store Farley Hill and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. L. Hall
Whitewright
T. C. Hall
Grinnell
Dallas
W. C. Thornhill
Jerry
Caro Maxey
Farley & Hill
Butane
Jack Nossaman
Manton
Hannah Florists
Carrie Hamilton
Babcock Auto Store
Westinghouse
Philco
Sandy
C. J. Meadow Hardware
Ford
Chevrolet
Tom Barbee
C. J. Meadow Truck & Tractor Co
East
Grayson County
Rawleigh Products
S. R. Brinkley
Sherman
Texas
Elbert Bennett
Sanderson Radio & Appliance
T. E. Sanderson
Fluoridation Push Continues Despite Deterrents
Dr. Bull and Dr. Cox defend fluoridation of drinking water, noting past water treatment changes like chlorine and arguing further delays would harm children. Health officials say the State Department of Health will urge cities to use fluorides in proper proportion.
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Bull
Cox
State Department of Health
Soviet Expedition Finds Deep Sea Life in 8000 Meters
A Soviet scientific expedition reports discovery of life nearly five miles below the surface. Using conical nets they hauled up from 8000 meters a black fish with large eyes and a 35 inch head, plus a collection of worms. Location of the catch was not disclosed. Geyser means to burst forth violently in Icelandic.
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Moscow
A Tribute to the Printer from Dickens
A fragmentary quotation praises the printer as essential to freedom and civilization. Dickens calls the printer a friend of intelligence liberty and order, noting printers enable the progress of science art and mechanical energy for free societies.
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Charles Dickens
Washington fined for truth about unlicensed car
George Washington admitted backing his automobile into a parked car and told police he had no license to drive the car he bought two months ago. He paid $30 in police court for the license violation.
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New Britain
Conn
George Washington
Washington
Geysers Found in Iceland Before Recorded History
Researchers note that geysers were first discovered in Iceland long before any written records existed, indicating early exploration of geothermal phenomena by ancient inhabitants.
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Iceland
Lightning Strikes Average One Per Day in U S
The report notes that roughly one person is struck by lightning daily in the United States. It discusses risk factors and regions where thunderstorms are most common, highlighting precautions to reduce injuries during severe weather.
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U. S
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Stetson
T. W. Ayres & Son
Peters Shoes
North Bend Street
Tom Brice
Joe Johnson
Main Street
Stephens & Bryant
Bond Street
Main
Delfel Place
Lewis Whitworth
Bacon
Jem
Aunt Jemima
Thompson
Jemima
POST
Kimbell
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