Revival of Two party System Sought
A Washington column argues that the Paris Peace conference era reveals a powerful rules committee hindering bipartisan work. It notes Truman foe Slaughter’s primary defeat and warns that cross party obstruction harms two party governance. The piece cites Michener as confirming how Slaughter and fellow anti administration Democrats disrupted legislation.
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WNU
Eye Street
New
Washington
D.C
Washington, D. C
Rules Committee
House of Representatives
Truman - Hater
Slaughter
Missouri
Roosevelt
Congress
Tales
Truman
Representative Michener
Michigan
House
Michener
Air Power As Air Dominance Marks Modern Warfare
A retrospective on aviation’s rise in war, noting America’s status as mistress of air, sea, and land. The piece discusses the rocket and artillery evolution from the Civil War through World War II, the shift from infantry to artillery emphasis, and the role of aircraft and drones in modern projectile delivery.
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America
You Aren't In the Army Now Mr Jones A World War I Reflection
The piece trips through wartime nostalgia and changes from YMCA and Red Cross canteens to the USO and Thanksgiving dinners at the front. It notes Field Marshal Montgomery urging soldiers to live like others with beds in rooms and asks about new uniform colors and style. It mentions a large terminal leave pay bill of nearly three billion dollars for veterans.
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YMCA
Red Cross
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
USO
Army
Mr. Jones
Montgomery
Monty
Blue Bell
Congress
G.I
Dardanelles Row Looms in Soft Peace Push
International tensions rise as So viet Russia press Turkey to break the Montreux Convention and share control of the Dardanelles. Turkey warns USSR demands would invite Red troops onto Turkish soil amid a volatile peace conference atmosphere in Luxembourg and Palestine unrest.
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Russia
Turkey
Dardanelles Straits
Black Sea
Moscow
U. S
Britain
Palestine
Antiinflation weapon Federal spending curb urged
William K. Jackson of the Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to set a budget ceiling and curb federal spending as the nation’s top weapon against inflation. Speaking at Northwestern in Evanston, he called for states to regain powers, limited special federal appropriations, and coordinated spending with revenues while condemning labor mob actions and picketing as mob rule.
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William K. Jackson
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Jackson
National Institute For Commercial and Trade Organization
Evanston
Northwestern University
Congress
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
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Danube
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William
Timmy
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Joliet, Sr
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Soretone
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Lydia
Pinkham
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