Dewey Breaks With GOP Leaders Over Europe Aid Rift
Weekly News Analysis notes Gov. Dewey disputes Taft Hoover and Wherry on Europe defense urging rapid mobilization and more American troops. It flags Republican rift and possible 1952 implications while touching on farm slaughter rules, price controls and Hollywood hearings. It also covers UN Korea advances and Chinese counterattack amid a rising cost of living debate.
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Gov. Dewey
Europe
Thornes E. Dewey
G.O.P
Taft
R Onio
Wherry
Nebraska
Herbert Hoover
Dewey
New York
U.S
United States
Congress
Hoover
Republican Party
Moorer
Stalin
Progress Toward Treaty Aims at U S Japan Security Pact
Preliminary steps toward a peace treaty with Japan show a core defense guarantee agreed by the United States. The plan includes long term U S troop presence and a commitment that any attack on Japan would be treated as an attack on the United States. The article notes allied discussions in Paris on a Big Four meeting and critiques Congress handling of President Truman’s budget with possible cuts.
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United States
Eighth Army
U.N
Korea
Marale
38Th Parallel
Japan
Asia
U.S
Pacific
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
France
Paris
Germany
Soviet Union
Balkans
Russia
Truman
Congress
George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
McMahon
Connecticut
Barry S. Truman
William J. Donovan
Daniel A. Poling
Dorchester
G.i.’S
Philadelphia
Enrollment Drop Threatens Colleges Nationwide
A survey of Auieri- San universities and colleges shows most expect 25 to 50 percent fewer students by year end due to mobilization. Smaller institutions face bigger cuts. Centre College Kentucky may shed up to 19 faculty and staff or 40 percent by fall. About 125,000 faculty currently. Hardest hit are newly appointed instructors who may go into armed forces.
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Auieri- San
Reeveaful
Oa Usinge
Princeton
Centre College
Kentucky
Paty
Publisher Moreau urges government freeze on newsprint
Charles W. Moreau of Bloomfield Michigan appeared before the House Interstate Commerce Committee proposing a government freeze of urgent newsprint distribution to protect weekly and small daily newspapers from supply disruptions and black market activity. He urged rationing of newsprint in the immediate term.
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Charles WW. Moreau
Bloomfield, MI
New Jersey Weeklina
House
Inerstate Commerce Committee
Moreau
Wreck Near Woodbridge Slows Train Speed and Toll
Railroad engineer Joseph H. Witzsimmons recovered from crash injuries and reportedly admitted speeding at 50 mph on a track limited to 25 mph. The wreck killed 83 and injured about 500. Iran gift from Stalin to Shah raises diplomatic eyebrows amid Soviet aims on oil.
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Joseph H. Witzsimmons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woodbridge
N.J
Iran
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Russia
Habit of Reproof and Self Deception in Women
A reflective note argues women may forgive yet still recall issues. It notes that the faults seen in others are judged harshly in them but not felt by themselves, suggesting blind spots and egocentric bias in moral judgment.
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Eric Johnston
Reds
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Taegu
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Red Army
Osan
Sean
Los Angeles
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Goldberg
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