Spend Money To Save Money President Truman backs new anti inflation push
President Truman names a fourth team to push anti inflation legislation while ex President Hoover releases an interim report on government efficiency. It critiques red tape costing 250 million annually and argues for better salaries to attract capable executives, suggesting spending to save money with final recommendations pending congressional action.
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Hoover Findings May End Army Interior Duplications
Washington column reports Hoover Commission study into duplication between Army Corps of Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation. Highlights include jurisdiction over navigable rivers, flood control, irrigation, and power projects. Notes conflicts and west east project distribution, with resistance to changing authority.
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Western Berlin voters give Bolshevism a kick in teeth
DeWitt Mackenzie notes Western Berlin ballots rejected Soviet influence, signaling Cold War resistance among Germans. He cites non-Communist turnout, distrust of Soviet aims, and Berlin’s division amid occupation. He argues against full Soviet control and highlights historical German hostility to Bolshevism and the role of Allied powers in shaping the outcome.
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Reich
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Western Europe progress tied to anti Communism in Germany
Western Europe shows progress likely driven by a stronger stand against Communism in Germany, with implications for regional stability and defense efforts.
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Germany
Preserved Philip Head on Pole Remembered in Plymouth
The head of Indian Chief Philip, who led a massacre of New England colonists, was displayed on a pole in Plymouth for 2% years according to Britannica. The artifact underscored colonial conflicts and early American history.
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New England
Plymouth
Encyelopedia Britannica
Specialized Rheumatism Treatment Book Offered
Excelsior Springs Missouri reports a new system combining mineral waters and baths with a specialized treatment for rheumatism and arthritis. A free book explains why medicines fail and how to achieve relief, with no obligation. Mail request to The Ball Clinic Dept 2404 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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Ball Clinic
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