Nixon Case urged as serious vice president matter
The passage discusses the Nixon matter as a serious affair in which Californians set up a fund to defray Nixon campaign expenses totaling about $18,000. The fund did not pass through Nixon directly, and no evidence shows the backers expected anything in return or that it influenced his duties. The writer argues for fair treatment and forbearance pending more facts.
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Nixon
Senator Nixon
Alger Hiss
Nixon Fund Tactics Stirs Ethical Debate
The piece questions Senator Nixon's integrity amid a crisis while acknowledging Nixon's political skill. It argues the fund setup shows high minded rhetoric but warns that such financial tactics could invite abuses and political payoffs, suggesting potential ethical issues.
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Richard Nixon
Senator Nix
Senator Nixon
Nixon case judged on merit not partisanship
The author argues Nixon bears responsibility for his troubles, noting smear tactics by leftists and the Hiss affair. Critics who defended Hiss earlier now call for Nixon's scalp, but the issue should be evaluated calmly on its merits.
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Lic
Nixon
Hiss
Alger Hiss
RFC loans questioned as watchdogs wary of backsliding
Current Opinion questions whether the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is backsliding from its wartime loan policy. It highlights several recent RFC loans deemed essential civilian needs from doctors in Oklahoma and Indiana to a Duluth storage site and Padre Islands Seafood in Brownsville, raising debate over proper federal functions and a push by Senator Byrd to abolish the RFC.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Vermont Avenue
RFC
Stuart Symington
Wall Street Journal
New Albany
Ind
Lousville
Dental School
Dale F Byrne
Notasulga
Ala
Taxpgyers
Supermar
Duluth
Brownsville
Texas
Padre Islands Seafoods, Inc
Byrd
When the Bus Stops You Stop in Virginia
More than 3,100 school buses carry 285,000 children daily across Virginia. By June, they will have traveled 27.5 million miles. Last year no children were killed and seven injured outside buses. the year before seven died and 28 were hurt. State law requires motorists in both directions to stop for a halted bus until it moves again.
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Virginia
Births and social rounds from Winchester society
News notes from Winchester and vicinity include the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haymaker formerly Patricia Frye. engagements and marriages of local couples. birthday celebrations for Charlotte Legge. and visits by Captain and Mrs. Charles Marks to New York. Ten years ago residents led a scrap metal drive with 16141 pounds raised. Local hosts Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson and others hosted gatherings in Hayfield and Lynchburg trips noted.
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Richard Sb. Haymaker
Amber Street
Haymaker
Patricia Frye
Charles Marks
New York City
Robert M. Dick
John Clowser
William H. Perry
Winchester
Ruth Anns Berry
Daniel Albert Colaw
Colaw
Stephens City
M. Boyd, Jr
Shirley
Ronnie
Clarke E Legge
Charlotte
Ma Winchester
Ivan Anderson
Hayfield
Alton Brill
Tunney Becomes World Heavyweight Champion in Chicago Bout
Gene Tunney defeated Jack Dempsey in Chicago to claim the World Heavyweight title. Beverley Rice returned home to his parents after surgery at Memorial Hospital. Mr. Herndon Arthur traveled to Baltimore on business for the A. J. Novick Beverage Co.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Beverley Rice
Lewis EB. Rice
Memorial Hospital
Herndon Arthur
Baltimore
A. J. Novick Beverage Co
Women Steer Town in Guarded Law Reform
A women's group takes action to compel men to find work and support families. Dr. R. E. Chelf improves his drug store on North Main Street as local business activity continues.
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R. E. Chelf
North Main Street
Farmers Union Placed in Key Political Vote Play
Washington notes reveal Secretary Brannan assigns the vote producing task to the Farmers Union amid Truman campaign tensions. CAP ties, Brannan aides, and CAP promoters link to Stevenson planning a leftward agricultural push while Trumanites bolster the broader national effort.
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Washington
Truman
Brannan
Farmers Union
CIO
Congress
Chicago
Stevenson
Acheson
Neaver
Mississippi River
Rockies
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Committee For Agricultural Progress
CAP
Henry Wallace
U. S. Treasury
James G. Patton
Patton
Denver
Farm Security Administration
FSA
C. B. Baldwin
Wallace
Nathan Silvermaster
Alfred R. Barnes
Ben Strong
Barnes
South Dakota
For Rural Everrets
Warne
Stevenson-Sparkman
Labor
Tobjn
Federal
Ewing
Mutual Security
Herriman
Rainfall report with scattered figures for 1952 season
The report lists past 24 hour rainfall ending 7s. m. and yearly totals to date for September and 1952, with averages over two periods. It includes monthly rainfall values such as September and October, and other scattered figures from the season.
Disease Transmitted From Cattle to Humans Undulant Fever
A historical note explains brucellosis undulant fever spread from livestock to humans through contaminated meat and milk. It describes fever waves joint pain and weakness, sources of infection in unpasteurized products, and the role of pasteurization in preventing illness. It ends with a question about a blood test for cancer detection.
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United States
Infever
King
How's Your 1.0 Memory Quiz Overview
A fragmented quiz text lists 10 questions and scoring phrases. It asks about lines in a sonnet, Civil War trivia, atmospheric temperatures, proverbs, Don Quixote author, Abraham Lincoln, Marie Antoinette, Flanders Fields, and Mary Queen of Scots, with garbled phrasing and mis-spellings throughout.
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Cumberland
Gettysburg
Prederck
Abraham
Mansell
Flanders Fields
Strength For The Day Sermon Excerpt By Earl L. Douglas
An evangelical reflection contrasts sins with sin and argues Christ came to save from inner corruption. It emphasizes heart renewal over outward reform and urges building inner power to transform behavior. The message centers on regeneration and ethical transformation from within.
Magic Is Fragile Chapter Thirty Ends in Council Meeting
Fragment from a serialized novel shows tense dialogue between Eve and Jeremy about divorce and loyalty. Sam Ireland campaigns with a bland portrait while Bill pushes town hall renovations and air conditioning. Sam reflects on the scene and amid chatter the council proceeds with business.
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Stourance
New York
Billy Boy
Eve
Jeremy
Nance
Sam Ireland
Thurstonia
Sam
Pekin
Ing
Bill
Clem Maitland
McLean
Sam faces pressure as Rowland race looms at meeting
Sam is tired and pressured by Bill McLean over tomorrow's pivotal meeting with Tom Rowland. Bill notes Peterson case tensions and Janet Peterson, while Sam dodges questions about his thoughts. McLean urges Sam that he has support to win, despite personal strain and local rumors.
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Sam
Bill McLean
Joe's
Bill
Billy
Tom Rowland
McLean
Peterson
Janet
Jeremy
Actien
Overcoming Sin Through God’s Love
The passage urges surrender to spiritual power of God's love to renew life and be saved from inner corruption. It emphasizes reliance on divine grace to resist sin and transform behavior.
Hat Passing Pays Minister's Fine
A Newark Virginia minister pleaded guilty to running a highway stop sign. He asked for mercy and was fined 5 dollars 40 cents plus 4 dollars in costs. He then passed his hat among the crowd to pay the penalty.
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Vandalla
Glen O. Walter
Newark
Walter
Oblique Line Terminology Used in Fractions
The user asks for the name of the oblique line used to separate parts of fractions and for other uses. The proposed answer lunging at "soli dus" is not correct. the standard term is a slant fraction bar or oblique bar.
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Solidus
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