The Slow Pace Toward International Law and Peace
A reflection on building global law through patient, sometimes bloody progress, comparing old west lawlessness to today’s international scene. It notes disarmament, a strong police-like UN framework, and cautions against rushing to disarmament without a ready international authority, referencing the Russian envoy's call and the risk of chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Hitler
Mussolini
U.N
Security Council
India as a Global Challenge and Urgent Peace Question
The text outlines India as a vast, unstable problem with extreme poverty, illiteracy, and a caste system. It argues that while political ideas of freedom rise, unrest grows, threatening global peace if the problem is not solved soon. It emphasizes hunger, illiteracy, languages, religions, and social barriers as core obstacles.
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India
United States
Crafty Leader John L Lewis Edge of Labor Strife
Editorial notes John L Lewis is crafty yet presses a strike in practice if not in form. The piece warns such craftiness may harm him as it aids his goals and suggests limited gain from ongoing telephone strike amid fragile peace.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
John L. Lewis
Truman Loosens Ties as Democrats Plan Draft Truman Push
In Washington the Democratic leadership holds a series of meetings with President Truman aimed at boosting confidence and planning a draft Truman drive. Mrs Emma Guffey Miller calls for Margaret Truman to sing the Star Spangled Banner at the 1948 convention but Truman declines comment. The talks cover Chicago victory, budget lines, and the aim to make America strong and peaceful with continued party cooperation.
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Drew Pentreon Sava
Margaret Truman
Truman
Washington
Lilienthal Denate
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Harry Truman
White House
Emma Guffey Miller
Mrs. Miller
Gael
Gael Sullivan
Franklin Roosevelt
Sullivan
Chicago
James Tunnell
Tunnell
Baltimore Sun
Edmund Duffy
Capitol Dome
David Lawrence
Michigan
Congressman Crawford
New York
John Taber
Sam Rayburn
House
Sam
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Conciliation Service
America
National Committee
Cass Homemakers Study Frozen Foods and Freezers
Four Cass home makers meetings this week under Miss Opal McKeeman study frozen foods and a new pressure canning timetable. A film Keep It Frozen is shown as lessons cover home freezers freezing prep, containers, and the benefits of frozen foods. Future meetings are set in Pymosa, Bear Grove, Franklin, Union, Victoria Massena, Grove, Washington, Grant, and Benton through April 25.
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Cass
Opal McKeeman
County Extension Home Economist
Miss McKeeman
Pymosa Township
Joe Joyce
Bear Grove
Ed Nichols
Franklin
Harold Mailander
Union
Carl Pollock
Victoria Massena
Massena
Grove
Harry Kay
Washington
Dale Tanner
Grant
Carl Moeller
Benton
Center School
Alcoholics Anonymous Confidential Information Box 15 Notice
A fragment notes Alcoholics Anonymous contact details for confidential information advising to use Box 15 Cumberland Ia for inquiries.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Cumberland
New York Construction Scene Amid Labor and Price Pressures
The article surveys Manhattan building activity and housing policy, noting a completed 21 story modern office block on Park Avenue, Rockefeller Center expansion, and Astor interests in upper east blocks. It contrasts scarce space with demand for 750,000 apartments and 50,000 new units this year, highlighting Lincoln Homes and Stuyvesant projects as key slum clearances, plus private home builds and high costs.
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New York
Ith Street
456Th Street
Park _avenue
Park Avenue
Rockefeller Center
B1st
52D Street
William Waldorf Astors
England
Ritz
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Upper East Side
Astor Hotel
Abraham Lincoln
Stuyvesant Project
Bricklayers Union
Michigan
Lafayette Savings Bank
Clay
Randolph
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Just By Edgar A Guest Poem About Gossip and Justice
A 1947 verse by Edgar A Guest laments gossip and the erosion of reputations. It contrasts the law giving doubt to the accused with prying tongues and rumor that harms victims without a day in court.
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House
Senate
Peter Marshall
Marshall
Jesus
Evalyn McLean
Perle Mesta
Oklahoma
Ed Pritchard
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Democratic National Committee
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Des Moines River Hero: 16 Year Old Rescues Worker
Des Moines April 8 A 16 year old boy Phil lip Lord is credited with saving Chester Mathews 35 of Harvey Indiana a railroad worker who fell from the Burlington bridge into the Des Moines river. Lord swam to his rescue and then guided police with a rope to pull Matthews ashore. Both men were taken to a hospital after the incident.
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Des Moines
Phillip Lord
Chester Matthews
Harvey
Burlington
Lord
Matthews
Boy, 14, Recovering After Glass Splinter Found
Zeph Telpner fell through a window six years ago in Council Bluffs. He recently developed knee pain and was taken to Jennie Edmundson hospital where a surgeon removed a one inch splinter of glass from his body.
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Council Bluffs
Zeph Telpner
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Father Dies of Omaha Hospital Death for Frank A. Hinz
Mrs. Melvin Wegner of Audubon mourns the death of her father Frank August Hinz 57 in an Omaha hospital last week. Born near Manning he farmed there for 20 years. Survived by widow Harold Hinz of Denison and daughter Mrs Wegner of Audubon nine grandchildren.
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Audubon
Melvin Wegner
Frank August Hinz
Omaha
Manning
Harold Hinz
Denison
Wegner
Sternwheeler River Boats May Travel the Missouri Again
Rep. Mundt says Inland Waterways Corp plans to use two old sternwheelers on the Missouri to haul up to 150000 bushels of corn per trip. The plan aims to salvage last year’s surplus as barges reach Yankton SD, within 30 to 40 days.
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Washington
Missouri
Mundt
R-S.d
Inland Waterways Corp
Federal
Midwest
Easter Guests Gather at Larsen Home
Anita area visitors include Mrs Cliff Kearns and Dexter relatives. Over Easter weekend Misses Ethel and Phyllis Larsen of Des Moines with their parents Mr and Mrs Martin Larsen joined the gathering. Lola Chadwick and Dorothy Millhollin from Omaha with their parents attended, and Mrs Bell Rienier with Wannetta of Oskaloosa visited Mrs Clarence Norberg and family along with Bernard Rienier.
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Anita
Sid Larsen
Cliff Kearns
Dexter
Ethel
Phyllis Larsen
Des Moines
Martin Larsen
Lola Chadwick
Dorothy Millhollin
Omaha
Bell Rienier
Wannetta
Oskaloosa
Clarence Norberg
Bernard Rienier
Preventable Accidents Claim Lives Every Five Minutes
A grim statistic shows preventable accidents kill a life roughly every five minutes across the day. Officials urge precautions and safety measures to reduce these incidents and protect the public.
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Atlantic News
Telegraph
News and Telegrap
News-Telegraph Publishing Corporation
F. D. Simpson
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
John W. Henderson
E. P
Kenwood
Isles
Iowa Presa Association
National Editorial Association
Cserier
Case
U. S
Canada
Lawrence
Martin
Pittsburgh
Edgar A. Guest
Edgar A, Guest
Chicago Fire
Economy Shoe Co
Anita News
Dick Bell
Hinrichs Ridg
RTISS
Onug
Ghwake Curtiss Facert
CURTISS CANDY _CO
Chicago 13
Ill
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