Point Four program advances toward reality in Senate debate
The Nation Today notes Truman's Point Four program near its realization with House approval and Senate consideration. A 45 million dollar first-year plan is in play, downsized by the House, while Dean Acheson argues it remains a core element of four point policy linking UN support, Marshall Plan aid, and the Atlantic Pact. He cites democracy on trial as two thirds of humanity faces hunger and poverty and warns that communism offers tempting quick fixes to those in underdeveloped regions.
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Truman
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Senate
Congress
Point Four
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Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Africa
Middle East
Far East
Fingerprints Dont Lie In Azalea Palmer Murder Case
Azalea Palmer seeks to clear fiancé Paul Moody after police arrest him on murder charges over Wendell Palmer’s death. Moody’s fingerprints allegedly on the telephone used to strike Palmer are cited. Detective Queripel considers Moody innocent as Azalea pleads for legal help from Harry Kenyon, racing to secure legal aid and a possible acquittal.
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Azalea Palmer
Wendell Palmer
Paul Moody
Azalea
Paul
Martin Queripel
Palmer
Queripel
Timothy O'Hea
Nora
Colburn
Corporation
Churchill Pushes German Role in Western Defense
Churchill returns to the idea of German participation in defending Western Europe against potential Russian threat. He argues for a jointly operated defense with Germany under outside controls, stressing Germany's industrial strength and trained forces as essential, while noting such an arrangement requires broader Western ideals and democratic identity before rearmament.
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Germany
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Comforting words on Russian submarine claims hint at new detection edge
A U S Navy expert Rear Admiral C B Momsen suggests a forthcoming development may allow the United States to drive submarines off the seas though details are scarce. He notes submarines could evolve as mobile missile platforms while modern torpedoes pierce distance limits unseen by ships.
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U.S. Navy
C. B. Momsen
Not a Politician's Job Chief Justice Vinson Advisory Role
Washington signals show Chief Justice Fredy Vinson advising President Truman, stirring concern over court independence. The piece argues the Supreme Court must shape law in line with social change yet avoid private political counsel to the administration, urging a deputy chief justice appointment for Vinson.
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Washington
Fredy Vinson
Truman
Supreme Court
High Court
Vinton
Princeton to Publish Thomas Jefferson Papers in 52 Volumes
Princeton University announced a 20 year project to publish the papers of Thomas Jefferson described as the richest treasure house of historical information. The plan calls for about $1,000,000 and 52 volumes of roughly 750 pages each starting with two volumes in 1950 and expanding to four volumes per year. The university noted the project would consider heirs or assignees if the author dies before completion.
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Princeton University
Thomas Jefferson
Boyle's Column on Spring Gardeners and Quieter Pleasures
The piece ponders the spring gardening craze as seasonal madness. It contrasts obsessive gardeners with other enthusiasts, questions the hobby’s costs and impact, and favors simple, quiet enjoyment of nature over aggressive cultivation.
Labor losses shrink British majority after deaths and resignation
One death and one resignation cut Labor Party's House of Commons majority from six to four, leaving 313 to 297 over the Conservatives. In a fragile margin, several Labor members failing to wear rubbers on a wet London day could threaten Prime Minister Attlee's government, with Churchill quipping about attention to sniffles.
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Britain
London
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Coolville News Notes and Community Meetings
COOLVILLE The Helen Macle od Service Guild will meet Friday April 7 at Mrs. O R Kiracofes home due to the Senior Play on April 6. Troy Senior Class play Damsels in Distress set for April 6 8 p.m. at the high school. Mrs O C Lockwood and Mrs G R Walden hosted the March Class 5 Methodist Sunday school meeting with devotionals and Easter and Prayer themed program. Refreshments served to 23. Bethel WSCS met at Mr and Mrs James Parr home with program on Our Christian brothers overseas. Numerous local residents attended birthday and hospitality gatherings at the Findling and surrounding homes with multiple guests announced. Doris Walden
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Coolville
Helen Macleod
Methodist Sunday School
G. O. Shanks
John Aiken
Bethel Wscs
James Parr
Hallie Gordon
Verla Calaway
Mabel Hopkins
Our Christian Brothers
Florence Gillilan
Wilbur Warner
Marlene Warner
Lois Jean Collins
Erma Beam
Nellie Baker
Oscar Findling
C. E. Findling
Sumner
Frank
Susie Lowry Family and Local Birthdays Noted in Carbondale
Mrs Susie Lowry and her son Paul of Columbus visited Earl and Russell Lowry over the weekend. Mrs George Barber Mrs Nora Cox and Mrs Hiram Holland have been ill. Mrs Margaret McKenzie district deputy inspected Rose Leaf Temple March 28. One was initiated. Those having birthdays were given gifts. Mildred and Betty Barber from Columbus spent a weekend at their home here.
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Carbondale
Susie Lowry
Paul
Columbus
Earl and
Russell Lowry
George Barber
Nora Cox
Hiram Holland
Margaret McKenzie
Rose Leaf Temple
Mildred
Betty Barber
Evening TV Listings Across Local Stations
Cable of programs for WLW C Channel 6 WSAZ Channel 5 WTVN Channel 6 and WBNS Channel 10 details daily lineups with show names times and brief blocks from Monday through Tuesday including cartoons dramas news and variety programs across multiple stations.
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Penthouse
Nimmo
Judy Splinters
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Texas
Music Room
Telenews
Paradise Island
WTVN
Captain Video
al Morgan
Wbns-Tv
Cbs-Tv News
Silver Theater
The
Goldbergs
Studio One
Warren Hall
Gallstones and their Causes and Treatments
Gallstones are common after age thirty with most cases in women. Stagnation of bile, obesity, corset use, forward-leaning work, aging organs, inactivity, and high cholesterol contribute. Symptoms include indigestion, fullness, gas, nausea, and abdominal or right shoulder pain. jaundice is not always present. X rays aid diagnosis. surgery depends on attacks and infection, with diet and exercise as nonoperative care.
Shade Shade Community Notes Reflect Growth and Birthdays
Lodi Grange members built a kitchen in the hall and plan spring initiations for about 30 new members. Mrs. Fred Hooper visited with her daughter Mrs. Charles Wingett. A second gas well was drilled on Clarence Creamer’s farm near Shade. Mrs. Albert Coates traveled with her son and daughter-in-law to Charleston, West Virginia. Mrs. Noel Sinclair hosted guests including Noel Sinclair and Mrs. Stanley. birthday celebrations are in March. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fulton with son Johnnie visited Mr. and Mrs. George Fulton.
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SHADE
Lodi Grange
Grange
Fred Hooper
Charles Wingett
Clarence Creamer
Albert Coates
Charleston
W. Va
Noel Sinclair
Stanley
Shorty Hulse
Vonda
Hubert Fulton
Johnnie
George Fulton
Fox and tomcat reach Methuselah age at 24
In Waynesville Illinois the fox Twag and the tomcat Fluff are both described as 24 years old by their owner Dr. Annie L. Zorger placing them in the Methuselah class.
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Twag
Fluff
Annie L. Zorger
Radio Programs and Station List for NBC WLW and Affiliates
A schedule of radio offerings across stations NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WCHS WPAR MBS WHKC WMOA WCUI and more. Lists programs daily from 6:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with news, sports, dramas, variety shows, comedies, and kiddies hours.
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Parkersburg
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Marietta
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Ohio University
Cbs Network
Abc-West
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Abe
Frank Sinatra
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Jack Smith
Tropica
Gordon MacRae
Ethel and Albert
Abe Bobby Benson
Barrow
Nbc-Tv
Godfrey
Cbs-Tv
Henry Taylor
Abe Peter Salem
Buddy Weed
Voorhees
Leighton Noble
Paul Lavalle
Abe Rex Maupin
Crime Fighters
Friend Irma
Ralph Norman
Brian Donlevy
Abe Bob Hawk
Cbs Strictly
Hollywood
West
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Joan
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C. L. White
L. M. Walden
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Belpre
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James Peck
Urichsville
Robert Reed
Doris Walden
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Dick Turner
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