Love Making Teacher Quizzed in Court
Marsan a French lecturer on love faced trial in Los Angeles for a lewd show at a bar room with his 24 year old assistant Weir. He defended his lectures as educational and told jurors American men rush lovemaking while praising open discussion of sex.
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Farm Auction Schedule for Virginia Listings
A sequence of upcoming sales in Virginia shows auctions on Jan 22 in West Virginia area for household items and autos, Feb 9 near Stephens City for live stock and implements, Feb 16 near Millwood for machinery and livestock, Feb 23 near Berryville for farm equipment, Feb 24 in Hall for farm machinery and livestock, and Feb 25 near Berryville for livestock, farm machinery and household goods.
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Truman lays out foreign policy aims amid applause
President Truman delivers a 21 minute address outlining his foreign policy plan with aims of peace, plenty and freedom. Dignitaries gather including Supreme Court, Cabinet, Congress members and armed forces chiefs, with diplomats such as Russian Ambassador Alexander Panyushkin in attendance.
Peale the American artist who named sons after painters
Charles Wilson Peale born 1741 died 1827 was an American artist who named his eleven children after famous painters. He is known for portraits of Washington and many notable figures of his era. He painted a full-length self-portrait at age 83.
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Charles Wilson Peale
Peale
Washington
Berlin Berlin Blockade Tensions Escalate in East and West
Communist control in eastern Berlin appoints a rival city parliament with no popular vote. Western powers retaliate by banning Russian controlled newspapers from western mail as propaganda mounts against the Allies. The Berlin blockade dominates headlines with harsh rhetoric from Soviet propaganda outlets.
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Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
Red Army
United Nations
Europe
VFW Auxiliary Plans Baby Show and Victory Parade
The VFW Auxiliary announces a baby show February 4 at the Armory with four prize categories and registration at J C Penney’s. A February 7 victory pageant at Handley School features Winchester teens, dances, skits, and a queen coronation with a diamond ring prize.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armory
Handley School
Roy Adams
Lena Allen
J.C. Penney
Winchester
Handley Auditorium
Presidential line of succession debate after oath
The article discusses the theoretical sequence between the vice president oath and Mrs. Truman's swearing in. It notes no man is president until the oath is taken, and that Barkley was vice president so far, with the Speaker of the House next in line before Barkley’s oath as president.
Truman News Details Move of Inaugural Attendees
Vice President-elect Barkley and his daughter Mrs Max Truitt arrived a few minutes before Truman, who followed them minutes after. The sequence marked the reception of key figures as the event proceeded.
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Barkley
Max Truitt
Mr. Truman
No clear title in fragment
The text discusses deterred armed attacks on national security, arguing that clear precommitment to overwhelming force could prevent such attacks. It emphasizes the idea that decisive retaliation would deter aggression and reduce the likelihood of an armed strike.
Location of Hiawatha scene among Ojibways at Lake Superior
The scene of Longfellow's Hiawatha is described as among the Ojibways on the southern shore of Lake Superior in the region between a rocks and the Grand.
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Longfellow
Lake Superior
Fair Deal Program Seen Unprecedented
Washington January 20 1949 President Truman unveils a $42 billion social economic Fair Deal program with tax increases Taft Hartley repeal Wagner Act reforms higher minimum wage and expanded social security civil rights universal military training and various regulatory measures aimed at schools housing and industry reform.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
FBI Finds No Clues In Baker Mystery
FBI laboratory results from Washington found no evidence to prove foul play in Grenville Baker's death near Tallahassee. Sheriff Stoutamire said the case remains uncertain with the jeep crash suspected as accidental. Thelma Griffin, 21, and two friends were at the scene, but the FBI found no gunshot linkage or nitrate traces on their hands.
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Fila
FBI
Washington
Grenville Baker
Frank Stoutamire
Baker
Stoutamire
William D. Hopkins
Thelma Griffin
British Brides Say Americans Remain Wolves
London reports Beverley Nichols says British GI brides are unhappy as American husbands still act like wolves. He notes looser fidelity, warns marrying an American is like marrying a foreigner, with charm fading after crossing the water. One bride calls Salt Lake City, the other finds happiness.
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Beverley Nichols
United States
Nichols
Woman's Own
New World
Salt Lake City
Chiang's Council Approves Bid for Chinese Peace
The Kuomintang central council approved a cease fire and peace talks while the communists held back. A separate north China peace term was reported but not enacted, with government ministers shifting to Canton as negotiations pause.
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Shen Chang-Huan
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Shen
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Spencer Moosa
Associated Press
Moosa
Taft Plans Proposals as Amendments in Hearings Fight
Taft says he will offer amendments one by one or the main provisions of Taft Hartley as amendments. He estimates at least two weeks for committee debate and accuses Pepper of blocking hearings on the issue. He argues amendments will allow discussion of the merits. Mr Hoover’s grandchildren: six in total with each son having three children.
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Taft
Pepper
Hoover
Draft May Never Be Used Again as Army Fills Quotas
Secretary Forrestal cited figures showing the armed services met the full quota for the year ending June 30 1950 prompting belief the draft law could expire then. Truman called for 1 616 000 in uniform, with actual strength at 1 621 000 including 5 000 cadets.
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Washington
Defense Forrestal
Truman
Congress
Forrestal
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Air Force
First Lady Mile Hat Design for Mrs Truman Inauguration
Remy created hats for Mrs Truman with Margaret picking a red bow hat after trying about 75. Mrs Truman praised Mile Remy for her decisive taste and invited her to the inaugural events. Mile Remy plans to attend but laments her own hat dilemma and jokes about a beret with a feather.
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Remy
Mrs. Truman
Margaret
Mlle. Remy
Truman condemns communism as false philosophy of liberty
President Truman contrasted communism with democracy arguing the communist creed deceives nations and costs liberty and prosperity. He warned actions driven by that philosophy threaten free nations and cast a shadow over world recovery and lasting peace as he spoke on international unity.
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Truman
Legion Post Plans Focus on Aid for Veterans and Families
Legion officials pledged to prioritize helping veterans in need even if it means trimming other activities. Louthan said the group would ensure no child of a veteran lacks necessities. Service Officer Kenneth Patton reported 23 contacts since last September, mainly for veterans stranded in the city needing emergency aid. The meeting ended with a moment of silence for Robert Y. Conrad and Charles Hoover, representatives of deceased comrades.
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Louthan
Kenneth Patton
Robert Y. Conrad
Charles Hoover
President vows military aid to free nations to shape peace
The president vows to provide military advice and equipment to free nations cooperating for peace. He signals no quick accommodation with the Soviet Union and expects those opposing the United States to abandon delusions and join in a just settlement, though he doubts it now.
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Russia
Soviet Union
West
United States
Sceneity 974 Growing Prosperity Declaration
Unclear fragment shows a speaker praising growing prosperity and allies, asserting aid for hungry millions and a call to uphold righteousness.
Answers to Daily Quiz from Page Four
Answers list correct for quiz questions including Lincoln on the cent Jefferson on the nickel F D Roosevelt on the dime and Washington on the quarter Hoover born in Iowa Lincoln height six feet four inches Taft and a south portico balcony for privacy and space during Andrew Jackson's term White House repairs explain Jefferson in power period Roosevelt and Buchanan mentioned.
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F. D. Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
Iowa
William Howard Taft
Andrew Jackson
White House
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Theodore Roosevelt
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