Realism Needed in U S Russia Policy by Louis Bromfield
A political essay argues three failures in U S policy toward Russia: lack of a coherent foreign policy, absence of realism, and avoidance of direct talks. It urges U S and Russia to negotiate a two power settlement with trade, peace, and limited empire, warning against 19th century imperial thinking.
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Louis Bromfield
State Department
Berlin
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Teheran
Roosevelt
United States
Kremlin
Great Britain
Europe
John Foster Dulles
British Empire
France
U. S
United Nations
U.S
Balkans
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Austria
Korea
Mediterranean
Bosporus
Mr. Truman
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington's ECA Trek Gathers Jobs For Marshal Plan
National Affairs column notes a march on Washington by 7000 individuals seeking work with the Economic Cooperation Administration. The piece critiques private firms pushing to sell to the U.S. government while Hoffman builds a small ECA, with offices near the White House and in the old State Department building. War and recovery themes frame the need to engage world markets.
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Peter Edson
Washington
ECA
Economic Co-operation Administration
National Defense Effort
Paul G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Japan
U. S
Haiatico
White House
State Department
Air Policy Commission Recommends Expanded Military Air Power
The air policy panel urges a ramped up Air Force to 70 groups with 6 869 first line planes and a 1949 budget of 5 450 000 000, plus larger Navy Air fits. It calls for five year delivery planning, boosted airframe weight, intensified research, civilian aviation upgrades, and stricter wartime security to deter war.
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United States
Air National Guard
Navy
Air Force
Commission
Figures Tell Story on Inflation and Profits
The piece argues high prices stem from broader factors, not widespread excess profits. It cites meat packing as evidence, noting industry margins remain modest and Department of Agriculture data underpins the claim.
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Department of Agriculture
Red herrings and unrest in Colombia amid hemisphere tensions
A historic opinion piece argues that postwar economic policy and inflation helped destabilize Western Hemisphere republics, including Colombia. It cautions against blaming Communists for Bogota riots without solid facts and notes cabinet reshuffles and worker discontent as plausible factors.
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Bogota
Republic of Colombia
Moscow
United States
Nelson Rockefeller
Bolivia
Colombia
Venezula
Intermarriage Linked Families in Early St Louis
Britannica notes that by 1804, after American control began, two thirds of St Louis residents were related due to extensive intermarriage among local families. The finding highlights deep kinship networks shaping the city’s social fabric.
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St. Louis
Britannica
Nelsonville Faces Electric Rate Debate and Monopolies
Margaret Cotton Kasten argues Nelsonville should keep competitive power options against a proposed 44 percent rate hike by the Southern Ohio Electric Co. She compares Nelsonville to Athens and urges voters to favor municipal power and free competition over monopoly. April 12.
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Messenger
Nelsonville
Athens News
Athens Council
Athens
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co
Ohio
S. O
S.O.E
Southern Ohio Electric
Roosevelt
Margaret Cotton Kasten
Rehabilitation and care for the disabled in postwar effort
The article cites 23,000,000 Americans with some handicap and 1946 figures of 370,000 permanent disabilities from accidents. It highlights VA programs to fit injured people for usable work, noting 44,000 rehabilitations in 1944 and wage gains. Joint federal state support and private aid boost these efforts.
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U.S
Veterans’ Administration
Like High Winds Rescue Mountain Goats
Mountain goats rely on strong winds to clear snow from their rocky habitats enabling access to scarce moss and lichen they depend on for survival. The winds sweep away accumulation and keep feeding grounds reachable for these alpine animals.
Radio Stations and Programs Listing Across Several Markets
A dense schedule lists area stations NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marietta and others with a full day of programs. It names specific shows such as America United Sam Pettengill 1:15 Editor at Home The Music Box and many drama and music features through late night, reflecting a multi-city radio guide.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
Abc-Wcol
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
Cbs-Wbns
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
America
Abe
Cbs
New York Philharmonic
Joe Kelly
Abe John B. Kennedy
Cal Tinney
Abc
Living
Abe Eileen Farrell
Cbs Opera
Abe Janette Davis
Cbs Treasury
Phil Spitaing
Abe Rise Stevens
Drew Pearson
Websters
Hollywood
Abe Percy Faith
Abe Nick Carter
Detective
Jack Benny
Abec
Gene Autry
Detroit Symphony
Abe Sherlock Holmes
Phil and
Alice
Abe Blondie
Dagwood
Gabriel Heatter
Abe Mickey Rooney
Cbs Theater Guild
Abe Jim Backus
Voices of Strings
Horace Heidt
Abc News
Cbs News
Abc West
Morning Radio Schedule in New York and National Listings
A detailed listing of radio programs from 9:00 to 6:45 featuring shows such as Morning Breakfast Club Oklahoma Roundup Fred Waring and more with CBS NBC and MBS broadcasts across various times and stations. The schedule includes guests and serials, musical programs, quiz shows, talk segments, and children’s hour across networks.
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N. Y
Abe
Oklahoma
Cbs
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Abo
Ben Alexander
Kate Smith
Mbs
Nbe
Nbec
Abe Queen
Abe Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Cbs Treasury
Lum
Abner
Cbs East
Innocent Impostox a Tale of Love and Stage life
Patience Mond, raised by two maiden aunts, loves Paul Taylor but defies him through a visit to her twin sister Charlotte, a London stage star. Roger Dickson, a matinee idol, intrigues Patience and returns hints of romance as Charlotte invites her to opening night and a backstage world.
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Patience Mond
Paul Taylor
Charlotte
Patience
London
Roger Dickson
Roger
Paul
Peggy Cooper
Peggy
Academy
Jimmy
Dark Horse
Het
Darling
Helen
Elizabeth
Geo
Point Pleasant Sees Floods Yet Claims Richest Valley Status
The writer touts the Ohio Valley as a world class corridor with cities like Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Louisville, noting periodic floods. He cites Point Pleasant damage limited to 100 acres between Sixth Street and the Kanawha River and outlines a forthcoming flood wall and highway improvements to protect the business district.
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Ohio Valley
Rhine
Danube
Europe
Yellow
China
Hudson
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Louisville
Point Pleasant
Sixth St
Kanawha River
Sixth
Sixteenth Sts
Athens Meigs Roads To Be Offered for Bids
Ohio Department of Highways will auction 20.298 miles of SR 143 in Meigs and Athens townships Salisbury Rutland Scipio Columbia and Lee with grading drainage widening and paving. Estimated cost 139800. completion by October 31 at the state office building in Columbus on April 27.
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Meigs
Athens County
Ohio Department of Highways
State Office
Columbus
Ohio
Meigs and
Athens
Salisbury
Rutland
Scipio
Columbia
Lee
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