Churchill Out? Anglos Split Over Postwar Tory Strategy
London reports show cautious Conservative leaders privately debating sidelining Winston Churchill as prime policy maker after a crushing by election loss in South Hammersmith. Critics blame his campaign style and lack of counter proposals for Labour gains, while Eden remains a leading figure in the party.
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Britain's Atomic Pile To Make First Isotopes
London February 27 reports Britain's Harwell atomic pile will produce radioactive isotopes for the first time on Monday. The plant aims to reach full capacity later this year and supply domestic research needs while exporting excess.
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Republicans Attack Truman Plan as Planned Economy
A Senate House economic committee minority report will denounce President Truman's stabilization program as a planned economy. The report backs higher taxes and standby economic controls while criticizing federal authority to build industrial plants and expand government role in business.
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Most of Nation Settles Back For Normal Winter Weather
The Army reports snowbound clearing work nearly complete in the west while the nation returns to typical winter conditions. Flood fears persist from melting snows in the west as a cold front extends from north of Virginia to the Rockies tempering flood risk. Pacific Coast and East Coast see rains and clouds with modest totals, while the Plains and Midwest experience mixed precipitation and cooler temperatures.
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Taylor Church Women To Join World Prayer
Women of the Taylor Church Federation will participate in the World Day of Prayer at St. James Episcopal Church on Friday at 3 p.m. The Rev. W. Meade Brown will lead. Rev. Stuart Currie will discuss mission projects and narrate the slides in March of Missions shown by Rev. H. C. Ziehe.
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All Children Present At Mrs. Gings Birthday Party
All of Mrs Sam Gings children attended her 69th birthday celebration held a day early in Coupland. Guests included Mr and Mrs O F Ging Mr and Mrs L L Marburger Mrs Mary Kreidel Sam Ging Gwendolyn Ging Donna Lynne Langley Lonnie Leonard and Rodney Marburger.
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Norway Origin of the Ski Revealed in Historical Note
A historical note asserts skis originated in Norway. The claim emphasizes Norway as the source region for early ski development and use in northern environments.
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West German government formation hits delays and disagreements
West Germany struggles with weeks of delays as Allied and German leaders clash over the occupation statute and centralization. Disputes involve the United States Britain and France, and Bavarian states rights tensions shape the draft constitution awaiting Allied coordination and a Bonn parliament session.
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Wee Vill Beetle Family Contains Thousands of Species
A note describes the weevil beetles as part of a vast group with about 20 000 species. The family is characterized by small size and varied forms.
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