Acheson Unsound Scheme Critique Faces Senate Probe
An editorial condemns Secretary of State Acheson for using the Big Lie in diplomacy. It argues the State Department leaked a December 1949 memo guiding officials to misrepresent U.S. Formosa policy and that VOA broadcasts would spread the falsehood. The piece warns this erodes moral authority and could permanently damage American prestige.
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State Department
America
Formosa
Voice of America
Acheson
United States
Joseph Stalin
State
Supreme Court Decision Rekindles Law of Supply and Demand
A historic Supreme Court ruling restates the time honored law of supply and demand after a decade of established practice. The court affirms market mechanisms guiding prices and production, signaling continued reliance on market forces to balance shortages and surpluses across industries.
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Supreme Court
Seid In
Price wars hit New York stores in June 1951
In June 1951 New York retailers battle over cut prices as inventories swell and production rises. Shoppers surge into stores, grabbing bargains while controllers in Washington worry the cheapening trend may not last. The era of free enterprise appears active despite looming shortages and a switch to war production.
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New York
Move to Annual Legislative Sessions Debated in Virginia
Richmond opinion notes Florida and 9 other states have annual sessions while Virginia seeks study by WALC on feasibility. Senators Byrd and Gardner discuss splitting the 60 day session and focusing on finance one year then a full session the next. If WALC cannot cut local bills, 1952 assembly may authorize study of annual sessions.
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Michigan
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Virginia General Assembly
Assembly
Byrd
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
WALC
James Gardner
Richmond
Gardner
Olympics Will Be More Than Games to the Reds
The piece argues the 1952 Olympics will be a theater for ideological conflict with Soviet athletes under orders to win and avoid fraternizing with rivals. It notes Russia’s disciplined approach and forecasts Moscow’s athletes reaching Oslo and Helsinki, shaping European sentiment a year hence.
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REDS
Oslo
Helsinki
Europe
Fearless Dean vows firm Korea course in Washington speech
Secretary Heson declares the United States will hold to its course in Korea with firm determination. The statement comes as verbal bullets reach Washington, signaling policy resolve amid rising tensions.
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Heson
Korea
Washington
Frederick County News Highlights and Local Events
The passage notes a wedding announcement for James Lane Reinhart and family notices from Frederick County. It mentions a city ordinance to install parking meters on Winchester streets and a kitchen fire at Russell H Potts lunchroom caused by a kerosene stove. Also referenced are a marriage denouncement by the Carver family and a birth in Memorial Hospital for a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Jacobs Route 1.
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Unt
Frederick County
Joe
Clity
Winchester Streets
Russell H. Potts
Hirtland Avenue
German Carver
Virginia
Hinkle Boyd Newlin
Mes Kana
Charles Jacobs
Memorial Hospital
Automobile seen on North Braddock St near Presbyterian dinner meet
Police found a car parked on North Braddock Street during a Presbyterian dinner at Dr. G. G. Snare's home. Attendees included Rev W Ance Woeetsoun and Rev Ronald Wilson with Shenandoah Valley Academy graduates listed among guests. A surprise birthday party was held for Mrs. William Grubbs at her Wadeville home with numerous attendees named.
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Harrison Keckley
North Braddock St Beacons
Presbyterien Fi
G. G Snare
W Ance Woeetsoun
Ronald Wilson
Shenandoah Valley Academy
E. F Easterbrook
E L. Patterson
R. V Shanklin
HR. Kern
A. H Morgan
J. W Patterson
F. H Yates
Dewart
J. E Booker T. M. Logan
Darling
EF. C. March
J. M. Wiley
C. R. VanHorn
G. M. Lynn
H. C. Ford
F. L. Glaise, Jr
W.T. Anderson
Milton Swartz
Flora Anderson
Samuel Grubbs
F. W. Marruder
J. R. Moorhead
KW. Anderson
Blondel Wins George Busmedi Drug Company Contest
Blondel wins a sponsored contest by the George Busmedi Drug Company after a WO bid qualifications process. The victory crowns the participants in a regional competition with endorsements and prize details not fully listed.
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Blondel
George Busmedi Drug Company
Marshall Plan Critique Questions If Aid Reached the People
Washington columnist argues the Marshall Plan sought to prove American system superior and to bolster allies against Soviet threat. It explains ECA operations as businesslike, with counterpart funds and private purchases, not charity, and notes public awareness of benefactors remains uncertain.
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France
Paul Hoffman
Liege
French Ministry of Industry
Washington
ECA
Paris
Harry Hopkins
Marshal Plan
Hydrocephalus and Bad Breath Causes and Care
Hydrocephalus is described as abnormal brain fluid buildup in infants with risk of skull expansion and brain damage. Causes include excess fluid production or blocked openings. signs include tense fontanelle vomiting irritability bulging eyes and eventual mental delays. Treatment often requires surgery to reduce fluid formation or drainage, early recognition is crucial. Bad breath is traced to dental decay poor hygiene tonsil or nose infections and constipation. careful dental and medical evaluation plus proper care can clear the odor.
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Spinal
Stemerwehe
M. C
Features Syndicate
Lee
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Historical Record
The report lists rainfall data for the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. on June 5 and year-to-date totals. It also provides a 38-year average rainfall by month from 1912 to 1950, with values ranging from January at 2.48 inches to December at 3.46 inches, and a typical monthly average around 3.9 inches for several months.
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Ladilas Lo Ghle
How's Your I Q? Law based 10 day quiz review
A condensed quiz prompts ten questions on history and geography. It asks about General MacArthur testimony days, dragonflies danger, Tel Aviv country, Peter Pumpkin Eater location, primogenitor meaning, H Gardner She residence, Rough Riders organizer, white whale hunter, state motto Star of the North, and Pontine Marshes country.
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General MacArthur
Senate
Tel Aviv
Peter Pumpkin Eater
H. Rider Haggard
Rough Riders
Cuba
Pontine Marshes
Highlanders originally spoke Gaelic language
Gaelic is the original language of the Highlanders of Scotland, not Scottish English spoken by the Lowlanders. Scottish Gaelic is a dialect of Irish brought to Scotland by Irish invaders in the 5th century.
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Highlanders of
Scotland
Service members auto covered by life insurance after 1950
After June 27 1950 any person in active service is automatically covered against death in active service for 10000 dollars less any National Service Life Insurance or US Government Life Insurance in force at death. The law ends the issuance of new USGLI and NSLI policies.
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U. S
Antipodes Defined as Opposite Points on Earth
The term antipodes refers to two points on the earth's surface that are exactly opposite each other. They lie 180 degrees apart in longitude with equal but opposite latitudes, so a straight line through the Earth's center connects them.
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Equator
Marriage Means Murder chapter thirty five
In a dramatic confession scene Farwell disguises as Tompkins to plant evidence and misdirect investigators. McGann traces the plot from the theater wig to the pillow, ring, and a staged murder. Chary’s plea on the recording hints at a desperate last act before the case continues.
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Farwell
Tompkins
Blue
Shirley
Irma Nelson
Sally
Callahan
McGann
Ronnie
AA Farwell
Wexton
Konnie
Miss Jones
Chary
V& Dead
O'Callihan
Stanton
Pearson
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New York World-Telegram
the Star
Phiy
BY Ray Tucker
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Josef Stalin
Uncle Sam
Nehru
India
Rome
Athens
Ecas
Salvation Army
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King Beanares Syndicate, Inc
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