Europe Aid Debate Reflects U S Postwar Policy Dignity
A letter to the editor argues over U S lending to Europe, stressing prudence in aid to England and other nations. It compares past loans, questions future commitments, and warns against unqualified generosity while acknowledging the need to help Allied recoveries. The writer cites Bridges and New Hampshire as examples in a broader call for careful oversight of billions in support.
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New Hampshire
H. Styles Bridges
London Star
Call
Bridges
Leverett
Bewey
New York
GOP
Old World
Europe
Uigse
Les
Gard
England
Sithooc
Joan
Sran
United States
Walter Lippmann on the Marshall Plan and Europe
The piece argues the Marshall Plan is not a Cold War lend lease but a framework for European economic unity. It notes Paris program goals, food and coal needs, and eastern European participation via indirect data. It warns against American misrepresentation that could split Europe and urges support for resumed trade with the Soviet orbit.
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Europe
Germany
United States
Paris
Harriman Committee
Paris Committee
Harriman
Commtitae
Western
United States Cor
United Gdom
Ruhr Autpurg
Los Wald
Poland
America
Faris
Mr. Molotov
Bevin
M. Bidault
Czechoslovakia
Soviet
T We Economic Committee For Europe
Geneva
Marshall
State Department
Congress
Council
Reintegration of Germany in a Pan European federation
The column argues against indefinite Western policing of Germany and endorses a third solution: reintegration of Germany into a new Pan European federation or union. It envisions a Europe neutralized by US and USSR partnerships, protected by a strengthened United Nations, to reduce aggression and allow American withdrawal.
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Germany
Wet Union
Byrnes
Soviet Union
Western Hemisphere
Helleve Wayle
Europe
Ussr
United States
United Nations
Wre
Balkans
Ling
Austen
Pilsen
Mpergediietil
Conroe
Billy Rose and Brann in a Tangled Literary Night
A chaotic night features Billy Rose and editor Brann among shifting memories of past columnists Ike Pepin and Walter Winchell. A Texas publisher, a pool of writings, and Brann’s fiery rise from bellboy to chief editorial writer are recounted amid literary jabs and theatrical boasts.
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Ploetes
Henry W. Longfellow
Texas
William Cowper Dyan
Westbrook
Walker Snok
Babhe
Seals
Brann
Iwingis
Bess
Porte
Houston
Ani
Austin
The
Teonoriant
Agarehend aloRun
Edward Wit
Prince of Wales
Iconoclast Brann Backlash Ends with Violence and Move
The Iconoclast’s era ends after Austin backlash and threats force Brann to sell. He later resumes under a renamed title in Waco where the paper gains wide circulation. Brann’s sharp attacks on figures and institutions spark riots, legal threats, and a fatal shooting on April 1.
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Austin
Austin Statesman
Brann
Iconoclast
Blu Porter
Porter
Toll Brann
Lconoclast
Stun
Henry
Waco
Hig Pipsqueak Journal
West
New York
Willimg
Brant
Elizabeth
Phillip
Consuelo Vanderblit
Duke of
Marlboro
Bowery
W. P
W. W
Hell
Mternary
Hillness
Baptist College
Davie
Biiy Roan
Deer Hunt Reflections End in Guilt and Silence
A narrator recalls a deer hunt gone wrong, naming a Johnson spoon lure and a small pork rind piece as bait. He describes a lone buck pleading not to be harmed and admits the shooting changed his view on hunting, leaving him shaken and unlikely to hunt again.
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Tim
Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A fragmented crossword list presents across and down clues with partial entries. The garbled text includes numbered hints and partial word fragments such as Italian town, Greek coin, Band of actor, sunrise and sunset phrases, and various abbreviations and misspelled terms.
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Aonizontal
Dr. i Rong
End of Cold War Policy Tied to Negotiated Peace
The Marshall Plan is described as committing the United States and European allies to ending the cold war through a negotiated peace rather than through other means. The speaker emphasizes the plan’s role in fostering cooperation to secure lasting peace.
Parry and Timan Reports Outline 14 November 1347 Details
The Parris report and the Har Timan Report are cited with western figures. Text indicates continued discussion on page 15. The fragment notes a conditional surrender and references historical assessments without full presentation.
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Priday
Parris
Har Timan
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Polk Street
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