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Khrushchev overestimates Common Market gains and Westward gap
The piece compares Khrushchev’s attacks on Europe’s Common Market with the market’s rapid growth and Western Europe’s economic vigor. It notes East bloc failures, food shortages in satellites, and ironic references to U.S. use of automated census tech and Fearless Fosdick. It closes with comments on women in law.
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Nikita Krushchev
United Nations
Europe
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Poland
Russia
Kremlin
Peach outlook for Northern Virginia crop in 1952
The Star Files notes a strong peach outlook for Northern Virginia with growers and processors predicting a top quality crop. In Korea a beefed up North Korean battalion attacked Allied lines along Heartbreak Ridge but failed to break U N positions. Mrs Thomas J Holt of Daytona Beach Florida visited her sister Mrs W W Glass at Fort Loudoun Apartments.
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Virginia
Heartbreak Ridge
Korea
U. N
Thomas J. Holt
Daytona Beach
Fla
W. W. Glass
Fort Loudoun
Two men fall through skylight but not seriously hurt
25 years ago in 1927 E M Carter and Maurice Grim escaped serious harm after a fall through a skylight at People's Drug Store while painting. Winchester and Frederick County to receive 9000 and 8000 dollars from Alcoholic Beverage Control Board revenue distribution. Russell B DeVine the Virginia jail supervisor inspected the local jail and called the conditions a bad situation with potential hazards.
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E. M. Carter
Maurice Grim
People’s Drug Store
Winchester
Frederick County
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Russell B. DeVine
Wilson Advances Slowly Toward Nomination at Baltimore
A 1912 dispatch from Democratic Convention Hall Baltimore reports Woodrow Wilson steadily forging ahead yet needing 248 votes to secure nomination on the 32nd ballot.
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R. Gray Williams
Baltimore
Woodrow Wilson
Pride as virtue and as evil in family life
Earl L. Douglas reflects on pride as a dual force, both virtuous and dangerous. He cautions against arrogance and wealth worship, praising pride that aligns with family honor and moral living while warning that vanity can separate one from humane conduct.
Visit To Monticello a lesson in education and inspiration
Henry J. Taylor reflects on Thomas Jefferson and Monticello as a beacon of civic virtue. The piece traces Jefferson’s life from Monticello’s construction to his epitaph, emphasizing humility and public service as enduring ideals for America.
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Monticello
Education Plus
Jefferson
Adams
Monroe
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
America
Europe
Plymouth Rock
Martha Wayles Skelton
Priam
Hector
Office Types Tilt The Monday Morning Drama
HAL BOYLE catalogs common office personalities as they arrive for work. Happy Harry smiles toward the top, the Clod buries himself in papers, Red Eye quakes at the phone, and Genial George tries to boost morale. Symptomatic Sid complains of aches while Haunted Hubert battles overdue tasks. Delbert the Dove jokes with newlywed worries, Harold Highbrow scorns colleagues, and the boss naps after a grand entrance. The daily office drama unfolds as work hangs in the balance.
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Salt Mine
Robert Red-Eye
Hubert
Markin Time: Journeys of Ordinary Men Rising
A compact reflection on average men who, through vocation and faith, rise beyond ordinary limits. The piece emphasizes humble beginnings, divine purpose, and the steady climb of character and achievement.
It’s Easier To Promise Than To Produce in Kennedy Era
President Kennedy hailed the strong House vote for his trade expansion bill but faces a stubborn lack of durable support for other major initiatives. He notes a divided Congress with 64-35 Senate and 263-174 House margins. The piece traces historical mood shifts from FDR to modern times and highlights party factionalism and the difficulty of passing bold reforms.
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Jefferson
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
House
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Connedy
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Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Thieves Flee With Millions From West Virginia Station
In Charleston police report a weekend break in at a service station led to the theft of millions in cash and a large batch of trading stamps totaling three million, betraying a bold robbery with significant value.
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Charleston
W.va
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