Trade tensions and Soviet dominance feared in postwar world
An analysis notes how wartime ally discord grows as imperialism and monopoly drive world trade. It details Soviet treaties with Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria, the commodities traded, and US efforts to form a world trade organization to curb restrictions. It also warns of the British dollar pool limiting American sales and the political use of hard currency in Latin America.
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World Trade Organization
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Commonwealth
Britain
Notable Hollywood and World War II Era Echoes in Tribune Notes
A collage of postwar concerns and cultural tidbits. Hecht declines a Rank Screenwriting offer over fears of internment. Byrnes may retire in spring. Jackson clashing with peers amid Nuernberg appeals. Caesar and Cleopatra premieres Aug 17 in New York and 60 cities. Preminger discusses Yale teaching. Halsey’s book sale tops Navy pay. Soviet reporters tour America. Welles interacts with Simonev. The labor draft appears in Truman’s message. Rubinstein moves offices after Panhandle exit. Details on justice conferences and red books kept in secrecy.
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Ben Hecht
England
J. Arthur Rank
Hecht
Palestine
Byrnes
Jackson
Supreme Court
Goering
Hess
War Department seeks 1500 new dentists for Army
The War Department plans to add 1500 newly graduated dentists to active service to replace personnel already serving. The only applicants required to lobby or pull strings are those seeking entry into the Army.
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Army
Summer meeting sign and fiction in class
A western college uses a case history textbook in a family troubles course. Students discuss a fictional house for rent scenario as part of their study of interpersonal issues.
Political Innocence Terrifying By Samuel Grafton Los Angeles
In a June 24 column Samuel Grafton argues post Roosevelt interest in politics wanes like fans turning from baseball after Babe Ruth. He says public engagement dulls as government becomes routine and the nation drifts into a non-political, comfortable era.
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Baby girl joins breakfast in green hat and white pajamas
Mrs. Poke Bennett recalls buying toys for her sister's baby, noting simple gifts often delight her most. The baby proudly wears a straw hat found in a five and ten, and joins the family breakfast with big serious eyes.
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Poke
Browder Held in Communicado at Heathrow Pending Flight
British security police detained Earl Browder at Heathrow Airport awaiting a flight to New York. He is kept in a guarded barracks with no communication until departure, while officials note he has no permission to stay in Britain. Browder plans to reach LaGuardia tomorrow night.
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Communist Party of America
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New York
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LaGuardia Field
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Ellis Island
Petersen Says German Occupation Plans Must Be Revised
Assistant Secretary of War Howard C. Petersen warned in Columbus that Allied Berlin talks must end for plans to change. He argued the Reich must be treated as an economic unit to avoid an heavy burden on the American taxpayer in the occupation zone and blamed French objections for Potsdam terms delays.
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Berlin
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Columbus Chamber of Commerce
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SMU Trustees Approve Multi Million Dollar Building Program
Southern Methodist University board of trustees approved a building program nearing three million dollars on the recommendation of President Dr. Umphrey Lee. The trustees also elected Dr. R. M. Hawkins as vice president in charge of public services, currently president of Sul Ross State Teachers College at Alpine.
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Southern Methodist University Board of Trustees
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R. M. Hawkins
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Sul Ross
Teachers College
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