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The article profiles Alonzo Smith Gaither, head coach of Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University's all-Negro football team in the U.S. Gaither notes that the team have 122 games and defeated 20 times. Several players of Gaithner have turned professional which include the Chicago Bears' elusive Willie Galimore.

The article reports on the rise of Wilkinson Sword Ltd. from Great Britain on the stainless-blade market that is largely dominated by Gillette Co. from Boston, Massachusetts. It reveals the increase of company's pretax profit, business expansion in 50 countries and confident predictions on its sales. It notes that the company's decision to expand caused the decline of its profits. It also mentions the introduction of Gillette's major new salvo or "Microchrome EB-7".

The article focuses on the competition of the razor-blade makers in Europe. The Boston, Massachusetts-based Gillette Co. and Great Britain's Wilkinson Sword Ltd. are the two prominent razor blade makers in Europe. Gillette hopes that its Seven O'Clock stainless razor will be able to compete with Gillette's product.

The article looks at a plan for detecting radioactive contamination issued by Colonel Lawrence Wilkinson, head of civil defense in the state of New York, in December 1950. He negates the belief that an enemy would be tactically orthodox in planning a bombing assault. Wilkinson has proposed the creation of at least 10 radiological reconnaissance teams for each target city. He also called for the training of at least 100 men in detecting personal contamination in each city.