Attlee Blames Reds For Split World In Glasgow Rally
Prime Minister Clement Attlee attacked Russia at a Glasgow rally, blaming Kremlin rulers for dividing the world and calling for unity under the Atlantic Pact. He denounced Soviet oppression and argued Communists impede freedom, urging workers to contribute to prosperity and reject Marx Leninism.
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One Man's Money Behind Texas Venereal Disease Fight
The David Graham Hall Foundation, funded by Dr. David G. Hall, operated 1940–47 to boost free blood tests and venereal disease control across Texas. It ran a free diagnostic laboratory serving 500 physicians and 92,000 Texans, pioneering the Walking Blood Bank and blood type cards.
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Army Backing Tito Rally Declared by Yugoslav General
In Belgrade Gen Otmar Kreachic a polit buro member said Yugoslavia's army backs Marshal Tito and warned the Cominform. Premier Tito announced plans to trade with Western nations on business terms if fair deals arise and denounced Cominform lies. Congress expected to endorse Tito's stance.
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Non-Red Pledge Asked of Bosses
New York bar association committee recommends amending Taft-Hartley Act to require non-Communist affidavits from employers and union officers. It notes affidavits helped remove Communists from unions and reduce labor unrest but argues extending to corporate officers and partners would address bias.
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China Faces War Fears as Communists Push Peace Terms
US Soviet conflict fears permeate Chinese tactics as Red forces pressure Nationalists with a peace ultimatum to accept terms by April 12. Li Tsung Jen and Mao Tze Tun signal willingness to cooperate to avert a wider war, while nationalism drives China to avoid becoming anyone else’s battleground.
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Italian Chamber approves seven year housing program
The Italian Chamber of Deputies passed a seven year housing plan to build about 1 700 000 rooms for workers with a 500 billion lire estimated cost. The measure, backed by Labor Minister Amintore Fanfani, will employ about 100 000 workers and be funded by payroll deductions 70 percent of the total with the government covering the rest.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Bold Look at American Husbands Ties Preference
The piece notes that the typical American husband owns about 18 neckties with most being four-in-hand styles.
Chiropractor Offers Gentle Pain Free Care With Modern Equipment
A practitioner with 20 years of experience advertises modern equipment and diverse painless methods. Convenient parking available at 1010 Rio Grande. Phone 2-7354.
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