Would Popular Front Mean Another War
AP Foreign Affairs analyst argues the Soviet Union may push a popular front to stall for time in Europe. He cites historical shifts from 1929 to 1939, fears over atom bomb dynamics, and notes Moscow’s silence on Truman’s wartime atomic talk while suggesting the USSR could be rattled by American mobilization.
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William L. Ryan
Popular Front
Europe
Soviet Union
Germany
Italy
Japan
Finland
Washington
United States
Truman
Kremlin
House of Capitalism
Russia
Ussr
America
Inventors clash with Supreme Court over gadgets and patents
Washington and Hyde Park dispatches reveal criticism of Justices Douglas and Black for opposing patent monopolies. Col Holbrook traces gadget word origins and cites Washington’s push for science. Eleanor Roosevelt urges buying Series E savings bonds to support inflation control and national thrift. Oklahoma pasture improvements noted.
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Harmon W. Nichols
Washington
Supreme Court
William Orville Douglas
Hugo Lafayette Black
Douglas
Col
Paul E. Holbrook
National Society of Inventors
Library of Congress
Philadelphia
Oxford English Dictionary
George Washington
Congress
Holbrook
Society of Gadget Inventors
Eli Whitney
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Whitney
Fli Whitney
12 Accidental Hunting Deaths in Texas This Season
A Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission survey reports at least 12 hunting deaths this season with several freak accidents. Incidents include a hunter kicked by a deer, a gun discharged near a wasp nest, and a child killed by a misfired shot. Additional fatalities occurred in homes and during hunting operations, with many due to accidental discharge and mistaken identity.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Game Commission
Cotulla
Abilene
Dallas
Brown County
The
Honey Grove
Comfort
Turkey
Perrin Field Air Force
Denison
Carthage High School
Professor Charts Human Brain Waves Iowa City Study
University of Iowa psychiatrist Dr. John R. Knott plans to chart brain wave patterns of the normal brain from birth to retirement age using an electroencephalograph. He will record from more than 400 volunteers across all ages to establish ranges for diagnosing nervous disorders.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
John R. Knott
Proper care of sharp-edged tools signals efficiency and safety
Proper care of sharp-edged tools is a mark of efficiency as well as the first step toward prevention of accidents.
Hadacol Promises Help for Vitamin Deficiency Children
Readers share that Hadacol, a nutritional formula, helped children lagging due to deficiencies in vitamins B1 B6 iron and niacin. Mrs Edgar L Johnston of Lake Mississippi cites her son James Edgar who recovered after months of illness and weakness, noting prior liver foods caused pain and limited activity.
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Edgar L. Johnston
Lake
Mississippi
James Edgar
LeBlanc Corp
Lafayette
Louisiana
The
LeBlanc Corporation
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