Bradley Adopts Cautious World Strategy Against China War
General Omar Bradley outlines a strategy favoring restraint with China and warns that involving the U S in a China war would risk a later clash with Russia. He criticizes the MacArthur plan as a path to a protracted conflict and Moscow’s aims, urging the U S to avoid engagement that could invite global catastrophe.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar Bradley
Bradley
U. S
Russia
MacArthur
U. S.S
China
Moscow
Television Turns Fight Fans Into Homemakers
Television educates millions of homemakers about boxing and its differences from wrestling. The piece notes boxing is rising in popularity among women who had little prior exposure, while wrestling faces fatigue from repetitive theatrics and calls for new routines to spark renewed interest.
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Sirong
Leung Wo
Bedtin
Mrs Margaret Altman of Winneagoll Dies at Great Falls
Mrs Margaret Altman formerly of Denison died May 18 at age with her eyesight lost. Survived by husband Ray Altman of Minling and mother Mrs Louise Halloran of Denison. Funeral and interment planned in Great Falls Wisconsin with Brodersen family member aiding travel.
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Nnik
Margaret Altman
Winneagoll
Denison
Great Falls
Wis
Altman
Brodersen
Ray Altman
Minlig
Louise Halloran
Atlantic
Jeannie
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Atlantic Sun day Evening News Subscription Rates 1912
Rates listed for subscription by mail within Iowa including 1 year 6 dollars and other durations. Canada 1 year ten dollars. Billing through News-T Pub editorial office with details for subscriptions and mail handling.
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News-T Pub
Nes
Eas
Atlantic
Truman Letters and Texas Politics Stir 1946 Campaign
The piece recounts President Truman's Sunday morning letter writing amid GOP maneuvers to leverage General Douglas MacArthur in Texas against Senator Tom Connally. It notes Republican plans, internal disputes over Secretary of State Acheson, and the broader wartime political tangle shaping postwar strategy.
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Drew Pearses
Harry Truman
MacArthur
Texas
Tom Connally
Sen
Wiley
Adeen
Washington
Truman
New York
Sunday Times
Yalen
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tydings
Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Acheson
Toledo
Atman
di Salle
Adii
Texis Pgs
Tom Gorally
of Era
Vof
MecArthur
McCarthy
Peter
Maryland
MtCa
Alex Wiley
Wisconsin
Deii ‘Acheson
Ee Owen Brewster
Iin Wen
Acheson Apford
Mr Ticks
Arthur
Dak
Fim
Ofering
Mac
Noisy Children and Rising Costs Highlight Journal Notes
A poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects on children’s energy and the value of noise. The Iowa Taxpayers Association survey shows Audubon costing $18.49 per person in the year ending March 31, above the state average of $12.95. Ohio State’s Dr Arr Matcher was named president of the University of Michigan. A caution urges slower speed at dusk to save lives.
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Seeetney Acheson
Acheson
Sete Gs
Te Mornar
Jolt A
Wes
Bradley
California
Hickenhdoper
Iowa
Iowa Taxpayers Association
Audubon
Arr, Matcher
Ant
Ohio State ‘University
University of Michigan
Fragmented War Talk and Social Critique in Tangled Telegrams
A garbled report from wartime China references Rosellann influence and General Marshall in Tientsin with mentions of Borodin and Chiang Kai-shek. The piece shifts to critique of college testing and book sales, noting alleged fraud and waste in admissions and a rapidly selling manual at about 1.45 per copy, with a brief, disjointed stream of voices.
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China
Saiedi
Marshal Tant
Marshall
Tientsin
Pe Borodin
Stueoher
Chiangeres
Borodin
Chauncey
Ehege Towne
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