American Colonials Face Return Home From Postwar Life Abroad
A draft column analyzes American colonials, U S citizens abroad since World War II. It notes many enjoyed luxuries overseas, some worked with Voice of America or ECA and others ran businesses. As Japan and Allied controls lift, many seek new roles back in the United States, wary of the looming 'gravy train' reset.
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New York
America
U. S
Voice of America
ECA
Germany
Kansas City
Berlin
Tokyo
Japan
Any
How's Your I Q Answers Reveal Quiz Clues
Answers list includes code names for landing. Perie Mesta. a line about cannot make him. Utah. Poltergeist. muse of dancing and ghora song. all four. Sabre. John Gilvert. and a quote about parting with his best liked possessions.
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Utah
Poltergeist
Sabre
John Gilvert
Barrier to 115-year life tied to chronic disease
New York hospital superintendent Dr A P Merrill told the American Association of Nursing Homes convention that living to 115 could be possible if chronic disease is wiped out. He said the deathbed remark about a 65 year old having 50 more years could become reality as major health problems are faced.
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Boston
New York
A. P. Merrill
St. Barnabas Hospital
American Association of Nursing Homes
Taft Justifies Policy By Russian Threat Warns Against Prolonging Programs
Senator Taft of Ohio says American foreign policy amid the emergency rests on the Russian threat and should be re examined when the threat eases. He cites defense alliances aid to free peoples and home rearmament as necessary now but warns against provoking unnecessary war with Russia. He spoke during a western state tour and plans more detail in future remarks.
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Taft
Ohio
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Russia
Lid on Military Aid for Non Pact Nations Listed
Senate House conference loosens limits on aid in the foreign aid bill. President Truman may transfer military funds to non NATO nations under conditions. Refugee aid to Iron Curtain countries capped at ten million, with no UN agency control. Economic aid in Asia may be shifted to the Army. Annual Congressional authorization required for future aid.
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Asia
ECA
Congress
Women of Church Choose Martinsville For 1952 Synodical
The Women of the Church of the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia concluded their 47th annual meeting at Winchester Presby terian Church and chose Martinsville to host the 1952 gathering September 17 at Anderson Memorial Presbyterian Church. Officers were installed, Massanetta Springs offering totaled 81.60, and plans for a $75 000 endowed chair at Stillman College were discussed.
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Winchester Presbyterian Church
Anderson Memorial Presbyterian Church
Vernon S. Broyles
Atlanta
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Joseph E. Beard
Synodical Committee On
Massanetta Springs
Paul K. Buckles
Alfred P. Jones
A. Collie Goolsby
Mission Court
Buckles
Stillman College
South
Jessup Predicted U.S. Recognition Of Red China
Brig. Gen. Louis J. Fortier testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that in January 1950 Philip C. Jessup told him the United States would recognize Communist China in two or three weeks. Fortier said the remark followed Britain’s recognition and stressed it did not reflect Jessup’s view of the regime.
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Philip C. Jessup
U. S
China
Louis J. Fortier
Tokyo
Jessup
Fortier
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Pacific
Great Britain
Mao Tse-tung
Atlantic Council to End Ottawa Session with NATO Pact Expansion
The North Atlantic Council plans to wind up its Ottawa session with a key move to extend the Atlantic pact. Denmark will not veto a Greek and Turkish membership recommendation, subject to Greek Turkish acceptance and NATO ratification, including U S Senate concurrence. The decision would broaden security commitments beyond North America and Western Europe. The final business centers on the Greek Turkish question and NATO's future non military development.
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North Atlantic Council
Denmark
Council
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Senate
United States
Seven Year Old Wins 30 Day Ice Cream Reprieve
Seven year old Charles Gibson earned a 30 day extension of free ice cream after returning a found $250 to its owner, a St. Louis ice cream company. The firm awarded a $25 defense bond and daily ice cream for Charles and family, while he averages a quart a day and has gained weight. A party for Charles and friends is planned as the company touts him as a big booster of their product. Charles prefers vanilla and says he has 40 or 50 new friends.
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ST. Louis
Charles Gibson
Charles
W. H. Volkmar
Volkmar
Truman stands by Illinois judge nominations amid Senate delay
President Truman reaffirmed his nominations of Cornelius J. Harrington and Joseph H. Drucker for two Illinois federal judgeships, despite Senate Judiciary Committee opposition led by Senator Douglas. He said he will not submit new nominees and that incumbents will serve via recess appointments until the next Senate session. Douglas preferred Joseph J. King Jr. and Benjamin P. Epstein.
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Truman
Illinois
Senate Judiciary Committee
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D-I
Cornelius J. Harrington
Joseph H. Drucker
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Judiciary Group
Congress
Joseph J. King, Jr
Benjamin P Epstein
Bar Association
Flying Saucer Test Confounds Skyhook Observers
A 1949 sighting described in 200 miles up details a gleaming ellipsoid object seen during a skyhook balloon flight from White Sands New Mexico. The observer tracked it with a theodolite, noting its speed and altitude beyond balloons, calling it one of the best substantiated unidentified object sightings on record.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
J Gordon Waeth
U. S. Navy
Vaeth
White Sands
New Mexico
Charles B. Moore, Jr
Moore
Ronald Pesp
Meat and Vegetable Pie for cool autumn evenings
A hearty meat and vegetable pie with brown gravy delivers comfort on chilly nights. Layer onions and vegetables with cooked meat, peas, carrots, potatoes, and bread crumbs in a greased dish, then bake until golden and savory.
Virginia's Beef Cattle Price Outlook for Fall
Virginia's beef cattle are expected to fetch satisfactory prices this fall with adequate markets. J. D. Johnson of Virginia Tech cites no price rollbacks, favorable feed outlook, and strong meat demand. He notes fewer heavy cattle in feedlots, feeder demand for two way cattle, and Virginia as a major source for New York Boston slaughterhouses.
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Virginia
J. D. Johnson
VPI
Johnson
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USDA
New York- Boston
Classic Meat Pie Bible Style Instructions
A cooking excerpt details layered pies with meat and vegetables topped by breadcrumbs or mashed potatoes. It covers Shepherd's Pie with mashed potato topping and butter, including ingredient lists and oven directions, and also outlines Famous Beef and Kidney Pie with steps from browning to thickening the sauce.
Sept 21-29 Sales Directory Listings
Sales directory entries list auctions with dates times and locations. Esther Hottel Charles Wilkins C M Terault C L McCarty and J W Carpenter offer household furniture livestock and antiques at various addresses and rural routes.
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Valley Ave
Charles We Wilkins
Boyce
C. M. Terault
Stephens City
C. L. McCarty
White Hall
J. W. Carpenter
Glaize Ave
Churchill Begins Shaping Strategy For Election Battle
Winston Churchill and his Conservative shadow cabinet began shaping election strategy as Socialists and conservatives square off quickly for a major battle over British government policy. The former wartime leader directs opposition moves.
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London
Winston Churchill
Meat Pie With Rich Pastry Top
The recipe instructs to cool the meat then place it in a shallow dish, pour half of the sauce over it, cover with a rich pastry, crimp the edge, slash the top, brush with a thinned egg white, and bake at 450 degrees until the crust browns richly.
Attlee Declares Oct 25 Vote in Critical Confidence
Prime Minister Clement Attlee announced on radio that Britain will vote on October 25, about 35 days away. He urged voters to support a decisive confidence vote after 18 months of Labor government with a slim Commons majority, noting the party’s leadership and shadow cabinet comprise younger Tory aides.
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Clement Attlee
Attlee
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House of Commons
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