Globe News Political Policy and Moscow Pressure Analysis
Four members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee urge immediate abandonment of appeasement toward Russia after a two month European tour. They call for a two power conference to establish a modus vivendi and smoother U S Soviet relations amid growing East West tensions.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Russia
Thomas Gordon
Illinois
Joseph Ryter
Connecticut
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Francis Bolton
Ohio
Gordon
Ryter
Mundt
Bolton
Europe
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Molotov
Great Britain
Browder's Moscow Visit Ties US Communists to Soviet Links
George Sokolsky reports Earl Browder, expelled American Communist leader, visited Moscow and was received as a notable figure. Browder now runs a U S book business with a monopoly contract to sell Soviet publications, working with Lozovsky.
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Earl Browder
American Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Third International
Stalin
United States
Lozovsky
Browder
Trade Union Educational League
William Z. Foster
Matthews
Orient
Mr. Foster
China
Mr. Matthews
Manila
United States Treasury
Shanghai
Foster
Profintern
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Truman Case Bill politics and union power clash
The piece argues President Truman used the Case Bill to maneuver unions and Congress, creating political risk for Democrats. It claims unions benefited from his veto while Congress paused, predicting renewed conflicts after the election and warning of further wage demands. The author criticizes union ideology as obstructive and labels the White House strategy as poor politics.
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Congress
Truman
Union
Democratic House
Roosevelt
Democratic Congress
House
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Peace Job Stagnation in Postwar Germany Debate
Bill Cunningham critiques U S postwar policy noting no progress in reorganizing Germany or disarming the aggressive nation. He cites British and Soviet occupation zones, Byrnes Paris proposal for joint 25 year occupation, and lack of follow up amid coal strikes.
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Germany
Russia
U. S
Byrnes
Paris
United States
Britain
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Father Takes Cracked Pictures in Polk Street Memoir
A humorous reminiscence recounts a wife and daughter giving the speaker a Father's Day photo set. The narrator blasts the photographer’s lighting and poses, likening shots to a mud mask and a hospital moment, with family quips about the awkward result and a boy’s reaction to his father’s images.
Crossword puzzle clues list with numbered horizontal and vertical entries
A compiled crossword puzzle with horizontal clues 58 and vertical clues 1 to 56. Entries include performers such as Gretchen and terms like European theater references and various common words. The puzzle spans definitions for people places and objects across several lengths and categories.
Latest Phantom Clue Fizzles Out
Kansas City police say a caller claiming to be the phantom killer of Texarkana phoned Dr. R M Martin on June 14. The woman directed a $200 dummy package to be placed under a bathtub in a Kansas City home. residents notified authorities and observed no one attempted to collect it.
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Kansas City
R. M. Martin
Texarkana
Tex
Senators Bean Soup Missing From Private Restaurant Menu
Washington report says a typographical error caused the omission of bean soup from the private restaurant menu used by senators for 40 years. The dish, a favorite tied to Senator Knute Nelson, was normally 10 cents a cup and 15 cents for a bowl. The soup was restored after the Clerk explained the mistake.
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Washington
Virginia
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Agriculture Department Sees Continuation of Wheat Control
Norris E. Dodd, undersecretary of Agriculture, told over 500 Kansas farmers bakers and millers that despite this year’s bumper harvest government control will be needed for at least another year. He described wheat as the first line of defense and cited world hunger as a reason.
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Kansas City
Kan
U.P
Norris E. Dodd
Kansas
VA Hospitals Need Doctors in Southwest Region
The Veterans Administration says 217 full-time doctor positions exist in VA hospitals and regional offices across Texas Louisiana and Mississippi with more nurses needed as facilities go fully operational. Current doctor strengths reach 181 in three states though openings remain at facilities in Alexandria New Orleans Gulfport Biloxi Amarillo Dallas and other cities.
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Dallas
Veterans Administration
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Lee D. Cady
Southwest
Jackson
Miss
Cady
Alexandria
New Orleans
Gulfport-Biloxi
Amarillo
Legion
McKinney
Temple
Waco
Houston
Lubbock
San Antonio
Shreveport
Automatic Change Maker Snubs Slugs At Bell Reveal
In Burlington Vermont on June 19 the Bell Aircraft Corporation unveiled an automatic change maker. The device attached to a vending machine accepts a ten cent piece or a quarter for a nickel item and returns the correct product and change while rejecting counterfeit or slug coins.
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Burlington
Bell Aircraft Corporation
House Votes Extension of Sugar Quota Act
The House approved a one year extension of the sugar quota act from December 31 after assurances quotas would be suspended for the term. Flannagan said a new schedule cannot be agreed this session, while the act limits domestic cane and beet production and imports to specified percentages of consumption.
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Washington
House
Flannagan
Virgina Democrat
Agriculture Committee
Rep
Peterson
Florida
FASTEETH Promises Secure Dentures for Comfort
Many wear false teeth now worry less about slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH powder keeps denture plates firmer and more comfortable with no gummy taste, no nausea, and an alkaline non acid formula. It also helps control denture odor and is sold at drug stores.
Octogenarians Wed After Short Courtship in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on a June Saturday night W. Miller aged 82 married Emma L. King 80 in a ceremony attended by 64 children grandchildren and great grandchildren. The couple met only two months ago and began a honeymoon afterward.
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Los Angeles
C. W. Miller
Emma L. King
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