War and rockets loom in new age of atomic threat
The editorial warns that rocket weapons with atomic warheads could target anywhere, signaling the era of rocket warfare. It discusses global arms races, Soviet and British research, UN trusteeship ideas for Africa, and the need for a realistic path to disarmament under the UN Charter.
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Day
Britain
Russia
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Africa
Germany
United States
Pacific
United Nations Trusteeship
Italy
Byrnes
Diagnosis of an Allied Failure in Postwar Strategy
Walter Lippmann argues the Allied peace effort failed due to misdirected strategy and diplomacy. He says Stettinius and Byrnes neglected Germany while chasing Balkan and Middle East issues, urging a German federation approach to unite Britain France and the United States against Russia.
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Stettinius
Byrnes
Europe
Germany
Red Army
Central
Mediterranean
Middle East
Balkans
Joint Chiefs of Staff
State Department
General Marshall
Washington
Admiral King
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Nimitz
Marshall
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Greece
Iran
Trieste
General Clay
Ruhr
Berlin
Potsdam
Prussia
Britain
Russia
New York Tribune, Inc
Feud Origins in White House and Labor Battles Revealed
A column asserts the White House aimed to seize railroads via loyal insiders while John Lewis clashed with FDR over leadership and wage policy. It claims Lewis sought vice presidency, sparked a door slamming scene, and warns that tax power, if claimed by unions, risks widespread economic chaos.
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White House
John Lewis
Lewis
AFL
Doorman
Roosevelt
Steve Early
Mr. Roosevelt
Steve
Russia
Petrillo
Union
Caesar
Congress
Stassen Emerges as Liberalizing Force in 1948 GOP Race
Bill Cunningham reports Harold E Stassen a Minneapolis lawyer making a Presidential bid at a measured pace after recent Massachusetts lectures funded by Harvard and other colleges. Stassen promotes liberal Republican reforms while facing rivals such as Eric Johnston Taft Vandenberg Dewey Bricker and others in a crowded field.
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Harold E. Stassen
Minneapolis
United States
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Maine
Stassen
Republican Party
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hays
John W. Bricker
Ohio
St. Paul
Stassen's Rise from Minnesota Lawyer to Navy Captain
A summary of Harold Stassen's rise from attorney and young governor of Minnesota to service as Flag Secretary to Admiral Halsey. It notes his 1938 election at age 31, cutting state debt and taxes, curbing strikes, civil service reforms, and his naval career culminating as a captain in World War II.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota Law School
Minnesota
United States
Republican
Farmer-Labor Party
Minneapolis
Navy
Halsey
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street Professor Admits Struggles with Self Image
A Polk Street professor thanks well wishers for kindness while admitting his appearance distracts and worries him. He describes facial flaws a sunburned farm past causes, a shaky walk, a receding hairline and gums, noisy hands, and weight concerns. He asks people not to call him looking better than his photo.
Crossword Puzzle APAWE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL PUZZLE CLUES
Puzzle lists numerous incomplete clues across horizontal and vertical entries with partial words and abbreviations. The grid hints include terms like Lampreys, Paradise, Virginia, Seine, and Exempli gratia with several two letter or broken fragments indicating wordplay and cross references.
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King Features Syndicate
Bill Cunningham
Polk Street
Apawe
U. S. Army Group
Hangman’s
Paradise
Virginia
Native
Seine
Dodo
HuUmMn
Old Man van Dazzle
U.S
Architectu
Chauncey
Chaunc Blacke
Dagwoc
Ryder
Thornton & Minor
Cretney Drug
Walgreen’s
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Red River
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Marvin Gibbs
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