President Truman Should Not Resign Amid Deadlock
The piece argues against a Truman resignation as a Republican Congress faces deadlock. It rejects adopting Britain's prime minister system, notes past presidents navigated opposition-controlled Congress, and cautions against shifting government form for temporary political shifts. It predicts possible benefits from debate and compromise within existing structures.
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England
Mo Yeppen
Republicans urged to cut expenses before tax relief
The piece argues that reducing taxes without matching spending cuts worsens the national debt. It urges the Republicans to prioritize cutting operating expenses and using surplus income to shrink the public debt, warning such tax cuts without cuts would be poor business.
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United States
United Conch
Postwar Politics and GI Business Surge
After the war many veterans joined business, replacing retiring elders as GIs entered startups and fresh enterprises. The piece laments political gangs in cities, notes Democratic dominance and Republican defeats, and argues policies should support new business success for veterans.
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Dann and
Bradstreet
We All Must Do Our Part to Save the Nation
Drew Pearson argues Americans should reassess wartime gains and political fault lines. He cites ex marine John McCulloch on national strain, calls for unity, responsible leadership, and a return to fundamental ethics to weather a dangerous postwar era.
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Washington
Marine
John McCulloch
Ohio
Marines
Truman
Thar Pei Tn
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Tone
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Nelingsen
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Alfalfa seed supplies to improve for next planting season
Cass County farmers considering alfalfa seed for spring planting face scarce supply and high prices but a record national crop forecast of 1,647,200 bushels could boost seed availability. County extension director Cliff Hardie says early spring sowing is best if seed of preferred northern varieties isn’t available.
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Iowa
Cass County
Cliff Hardie
Hardie
Town State College
Eorly
Noble experiment ends at Des Moines tearoom pricing
Des Moines business operator H. B. McClain and his wife retired their price of meal plan at Bettys tearoom after years. They found some patrons paid more and some less, but overall prices changed very little, ending the customer set price experiment.
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Des Moines
H. B. McClain
Betty
McClain
Diesel Locomotive Plant Tour Sparks Mixed Feelings
A visitor recalls touring a diesel locomotive factory in New York, describing vast 54 acre grounds and assembly lines as engines, steel and brains converge. He notes fatigue and restraint from medical staff while recalling workers recently from service.
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Gevely
Stork
Puppy parting brings tears as children say farewell
A mother tells children why they must give up the newborn puppies and recalls their names Baby Dreamy Eyes Eddie. The scene ends with a sobering reminder to look both ways at a railroad crossing and drive carefully to avoid tragedy.
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Bien
Eddie
Fragmented OCR Note on War Policy
A garbled excerpt discusses centers of events and military areas, mentioning Japan and U S positions. It hints at necessity of wars to maintain poset and control but remains unclear and incomplete.
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U. S
That $10 Cello
A fragment notes a New York scene on November 6 about the value of a sea co upeat cello and an unclear buyer or seller. The text mentions a price question and a payment by someone named pola or polla in a cryptic way.
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New York
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