Defense Chief Urges U S to Stay Powerful and Alert
Johnson in his first annual defense report calls for continued strength and international cooperation. He warns of possible surprise attacks from the opposite hemisphere and notes Russia's atomic secret research. He cites unification of armed services and scientific developments as key to security while stressing countermeasures against biological, radiological, and chemical warfare and the Sandia base in New Mexico that teaches atomic bomb use.
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Washington
Johnson
America
Russia
U. S
State Department
United States
Defense Department
Sandia
New Mexico
Horseshoes mostly steel with few aluminum racing shoes
Practically all horseshoes are made of steel. The exceptions are some racing shoes of aluminum. To produce the 20 million shoes needed each year, about 20,000 tons of steel are required.
GOP Split On Electoral College Vote
A Senate GOP split over a proposed constitutional change to abolish the electoral college pits Taft and Lodge against each other. The plan would allocate each state's votes by the statewide popular vote, potentially aiding candidates from smaller states and broadening campaign reach nationwide. The measure requires two thirds of the Senate to pass.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate Gop
New York
Minnesota
Ruth Warrick offers philosophy of acting in Hollywood chat
The column sketches Ruth Warrick discussing her approach to acting and method, citing Lao-tse influence and Corinthians guidance. It notes her choices, personal life, and belief in a larger power guiding existence. A bracketed Q&A adds a Potsdam piano anecdote about President Truman.
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Hollywood
Ruth Warrick
Ruth
Lao-tse
St. Joseph
Giza
President Truman
Potsdam
Paderewski
Whitacre Birthday Dinner Party Held for Mr. Peacemaker
A Saturday afternoon birthday party honored Mr. George Peacemaker at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Peacemaker with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Homer Peer Winchester and Mrs. Bertha Calvert Winchester. Relatives visited Sunday and other locals attended and hosted.
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Walter Largent
Darlene
Homer Peer
Winchester
Raymond Omps
Willa Lee
Irving Hammock
Bloomery
W. Va
Gilbert Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Bertha Calvert
Russell Calvert
Carrie Grove
Cross Junction
John Miller
Whitacre
Margaret Anthony
Harry Anthony
Russell Wener
Ruth
Erstown
Simon Adams
Wilpurt Pugh
Blanche Pugh
J. Goode
Landon Whitacre
Homer Spitzer
Paul
Hetsy
Emma
Why Cashmere Shawls Cost 80
The shawls cost 80 due to sourcing from the Cashmere goat’s fine undercoat. It takes fleece from ten goats to make a single shawl of about a yard and a half square. Every shawl is hand woven, and the process can take roughly a year.
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Kiwanis Club
B. Masters
George W. le
F. Amos Shryock
George
Handley
U.S
GOP
Dearing
Patton
Miller High Life
Minster
HiGu Lare
Hollywood Column
Tom Whitacre
A. William Whitacre
Akron
Chas. W. Webber
A. Lee
Kent St
Loudoun ST
Wards
Uis
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