National emergency status debated by President Truman
James Marlow explains how since 1939 the United States has lived under an emergency frame, with Truman expected to declare a new national emergency. He clarifies three kinds of laws—permanent, emergency, and temporary wartime— and how declarations affect their use in arms preparation and policy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Truman
Congress
West Point
Hitler
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Pearl Harbor
Truman’s Gamble in Korea Furthest Reach of a Bluff
The Ft Lauderdale Daily News argues President Truman misread the Korea gamble, betting the nation’s defense cash on a bet against a bluff. It notes unpreparedness, rising casualties, and the public’s reluctance to fund the war, framing the effort as a costly staking of national safety.
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Truman
Korea
Reds
Far East
Ft. Lauderdale
War scarred couple rekindle in Westwayne home saga
An infantry squad survivor in the Pacific returns to Westwayne where Kirsten, his wife, appears changed by war. Carl confronts possible infidelity amid memories in their dream house on Poplar Street as neighbors watch a nearby baseball game. Duke the dog aids a drowning girl Margie Lou Denslow. The scene ends with Kirsten retrieving a key from her purse, hinting at secrets to come.
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Westwayne
Margie Lou Denslow
Eddie
Duke
Carl Peterson
Poplar Street
Kirsten
Carl
Should a child have tonsils removed or not
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan weighs a common question for parents and doctors. He notes there are valid reasons both for and against tonsil removal and that decision relies on the individual child’s health history and risks.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Complex Radio Schedule Highlights 1940s Network Lineup
A dense listing of 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm programming across CBS NBC Dumont and other networks. Multiple shows including news musical variety dramas sports parodies and dawn listings for the 1940s era. Names such as Jack Smith Ozzie and Harriet Gene Autry and Vaughn Monroe appear among scattered program titles and times.
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Abe
Cbs Network
Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mba-West
Nbe
Cbs
Abeo News
Cebs
Abe Beulah
Cbs News
Mbs
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Rivening
Nero Wolf
Monty Wooley
Ozzie & Harriet
Cbs the Sheriff
Riley
Dbs East
Rex Allen
Cbs West
Aboe Orchestra
All Nets
Cbs Ranch Boys
Grand Central
Cbs American Farmer
Hollywood
Jerry and
Sky
Coast Guard
Girlsa
Cbs Opera
Abe Dunn
Abe Cbe
Abee
Wayne Howell
Cbs Caribbean Crossroads
Cbs Stars and Strings
Abe Harmony Rangers
Abe Lake
Ebs
Abe Sports
Harry Wismer
Abe Johnny Dollar
Helfer
Sporta
Abec-East
Noah Webster
Abe-Weat
Vaughn Monroe
Adam Playroom
Abe Gene Autry
Moon
Abe Hopalong Cassidy
Hawaii
Dennis Day
Husband
Abe Guy Lombardo
Judy Canova
Chicago Theater
Neta
Joe DiMaggio
Jack Carter
Germany's Socialists win in Bavaria threaten rearmament plans
The Bavarian Socialist victory follows wins in Hesse and Wuerttemberg Baden, signaling strong anti rearmament sentiment in Germany. The rise of the Social Democrats challenges Adenauer's push to remilitarize West Germany and complicates Western defense efforts against Russia.
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France
Germany
Bavaria
Social Democratic (Socialist
Social Democrats
Hesse
Wuerttemberg-Baden
Adenauer
Christian Democratic
West Germany
Russia
East Germany
Europe
Kremlin Summons Satellite Diplomats for Spring Strategy
Report says Russia's Premier Stalin has called diplomats from Soviet satellites to Moscow amid rumors of a spring conference on communist strategy in Europe and Asia. Diplomats reportedly aim to visit Russian doctors or take a rest cure, though past summons have led to permanent dispositions for some visitors.
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Russia
Stalin
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Boyle in Korea gives stark view of refugee migrations
Hal Boyle describes a 25 mile long caravan of 300000 to 500000 refugees fleeing advancing Chinese forces in northwest Korea. He notes they are mixed with combatants, finds grenades and ammo among refugees, and recalls a pilot saluting Korean children waving from ice ponds as he heads home.
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Hal Boyle
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Korea
Strawberry Canyon
University of California Memorial Stadium
Haeju
Chaeryong
Seoul
Korean Republic
United Nations
America
Changchon River
Maj
Wendell Hutchison
Anderson
Iowa
Betty
Panama
City
Fla
Kaesong
38Th Parallel
Hutchison
Kyger Social Roundup in Columbus and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rife and Horton Rife visited niece and granddaughter Mrs. Wilson Hoyt in Columbus where she recovers at home. Kyger school resumed after two weeks of snow and high water. Chester Ward attended Walter Blazer funeral at Centenary Church. Mrs Cashurst and others visited Miss Mabel Eakin at Mrs O Neill Rest Home in Pomeroy. Junior Lemsey and Rex Lemley shared dinner with families. Sadie Durst attended Howard E McElhinney wedding in Charleston WV. Mildred Roush taught at Le Tart visited Arthur Scott’s home in Gallipolis. Rudie Skeen spent Sunday with Adrian Skeen in Columbus. G H Kerns bought a new home freezer unit.
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Kyger
Walter Rife
Horton Rife
Columbus
Wilson Hoyt
Chester Ward
Walter Blazer
Centenary Church
Cashurst
Dale Sisson
Mabel Eakin
O’neil
Pomeroy
Junior Lemsey
Rex Lemley
Jean
Sadie Durst
Howard E. McElhinney
Charleston
W. Va
Mildred Roush
Letart
Arthur Scott
Gallipolis
Rudie Skeen
Death of Matt Shafer Near Dexter
SINTEEN SIXTEEN Ben Shafer learns of the unexpected death of his brother Matt near Dexter. Other items note Dailey Wood visiting family in Wolfpen and Colum bus, and several social calls among local residents. The article mentions J M Jackson delivering repair materials to a Columbus area factory and a Christmas party attended by Garden Club members at Auxiliary Hall. It also cites an estimate that about 160 million average-sized trees are cut yearly to satisfy U S lumber needs.
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Ben Shafer
Matt
Dexter
Dailey Wood
Paul McElroy
Wolfpen
Junior Delaney
Columbus
Charles Lowe
Leo Davidson
J. M. Jackson
Garden Club
Zelda Hall
Joe Denney
Irene Jackson
Gay Mahaffey
Auxiliary Hall
Jess.McElroy
Marion Hutchison
Television Listings Page for Weekend Stations
TV schedules across WLWC WTVN WSAZ WBNS and more list primetime acts. Programs include Kukla Fran and Ollie Perry Como Wrestling News sports and films with date independent airings across stations.
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WLWC
Channel 3
TV Rangers
Kukla
Fran
Oli
Cartoon Theater
Captain Video
Linkletter
Zoo
Chester
Stivers
TV Ranch House
Father
Pulitzer Playhouse
Madison Square
Wsaz-Tv
Channel 5
Perry Como
Ollie
Roberta Quinlan
Don McNeill
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Reg
Frank R.adams
Bright
Art Linkletter
Cba
the People
Man Against Crime
Dumont
Ebs Pulitser Playhouse
Abe Ilands
Inside Detective
Hoxing Bouts
Morton Downey
Hetty Furnass
Abe Cavalcade of
Dumonsg
Ebs Studs
Abc
Boston Symphony
Mary Lee Taylor
Abe Morton Downhey
Archhie Andrews
Abe News
Let
Cbe
Abe Marine Band
Kid McConnell
Abbe
Eba
Bill Watson
Georgia Crackers
Hank McCune
Abe Stu Edwin
Abe Ken Murray
Cbs Whiteman
Sid Caesar
Abe Frank Sinatra
Boyle
William J. Waugh
Sinteen
U. S
Aturday
WTVN
Mrs
Burns and Allen
Frank Sinatra
Ken Murray
Wbns-Tv
Buddy Cotter
Comedy Theater
Weatherman
Florascopes
Dick Dunkel
Westling
Faye Emerson
Scrooge
Charles Dickens
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