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Not All on One Side in Cold War Tensions
The piece argues Moscow views U S actions as warlike while the United States cites Russian nationalism. It lists moves such as Missouri’s Mediterranean cruise, Operation Musk Ox, Midway Arctic tests, military atomic energy emphasis, and secrecy on the atom bomb, suggesting joint U S Russia Britain talks could ease friction.
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Strengthen the UN to curb Russian security plans
The piece urges a united world push to empower the United Nations with swift, sound solutions to global problems. It argues excluding Russia if needed and predicts a strong UN could deter aggression, end wars, and establish lasting peace, justifying the cost.
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Indian Moslems oppose Indian independence plan
The Moslem leadership challenges Prime Minister Attlee's view that India can decide its future. They fear minority status in a united India and push for a separate government, citing about 90 million of India's 400 million people as their decisive weight.
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Senator Pepper Pushes Big Three Meeting Amid War Talk
Editorial notes Senator Pepper's call for a Big Three meeting to quell war talk and resolve world tensions. It also laments unseasonable spring weather and warns frosts could spoil budding progress. The piece highlights General Motors delaying operations until worker cooperation is secured to prevent local strikes from halting production.
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Kremlin Policy Aims and Churchill Feud Mark War Era Talks
Diplomatic dispatches from Moscow frame Molotoff and Vyshinsky as top Soviet policy framers pushing rapid gains in Iran and the Dardanelles. The piece notes Stalin's waning health and Moscow's impatience, then recalls Churchill’s archrivalry and the Teheran split over the second front, followed by diverse items on postwar politics and defense issues.
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Communists Threaten Boycott Over Government Reorganization
Chungking reports a communist spokesman affirms no participation in government restructuring if KMT moves oppose January unity decisions. A democratic league spokesman echoes a boycott to oppose one man rule. Gao Zhou Ep-Lai travels to Yenan as charges against the Kuomintang surface. Russian consent allows national troops rail access in Manchuria expansion.
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Thoas Urged to Notify Office for Extra News-Telegraph Copies
Notice asks Thoas and others to inform this office in advance to prevent supply exhaustion of The News-Telegraph. Encourages timely requests to ensure availability.
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Women in Radio and the Legacy of In His Steps
A profile of Martha Rountree, New York radio producer behind Leave it to the Girls and Meet the Press, noting her age and career path. Obscured by the piece is a critical anecdote about Charles M. Sheldon and the copyright mishap around What Would Jesus Do, including a $400 English edition advance and Sheldon's surprise at not receiving a copy.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
From south to north the aun y Proceeds on its celestial way crossing the equator. This day marks equal hours of light and dark as spring begins and winter ends despite storms in the rite of vernal equinox.
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Audubon Farm Worker Linked to Death Days After Drinking
A man described as a steady farm worker and beer drinker, who recently lived at a farm north of Audubon and spent time in a local tavern, died after a period of drinking. He had worked up to February 14 and was seen in Audubon two days before last Friday. Authorities note he rarely bought hard liquor and was not prone to trouble when sober. Drive carefully near homes to protect children.
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Truman does not reveal 1948 reelection plan
President Truman said he would make no announcement about being a candidate for reelection in 1948. He was scheduled to speak Saturday night at a Jackson Day dinner sponsored by the Democratic National Committee.
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No Political Speech Marks Candidacy Bid
At a news conference the speaker said the event would not be a political speech but then hinted at a potential reelection candidacy. The exchange included a chuckled question about making an official announcement.
Governors Meet on Housing With Blue in Des Moines
Des Moines hosted a conference led by Governor Robert D. Blue focusing on the current housing problem. Six midwestern governors and a number of representatives were planned to attend, with more attendees from state agencies.
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Cumberland teen earns top rating in state oratorical contest
Cumberland student Gene Conner, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Cumberland, earned high marks in the "Before We Strike" oratorical contest at Oxkaloossi weeks. Miss Tyner serves as dramatic coach for the school.
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Postal Pay Increase Approved by House Post Office Committee
Legislation to raise salaried postal employees by 400 dollars annually was approved by the House Post Office Committee. The plan also would boost substitutes wages by 20 cents per hour and give fourth class postmasters a 20 percent raise, retroactive to January 1.
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The report notes the newspaper policy to publish only timely items as news. It emphasizes covering events promptly and avoiding filler content. Readers are reminded that news value drives what is printed and what is left on the shelf.
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