Capital City policing plan questioned by critic
Dudley Early argues Armistice Day essay warns that a secret Department of Internal Security would resemble police states. He blasts dual military codes, urges Congress to retain ballot power and warns against internal suppression of freedoms. The piece cites Winchell, Gestapo fears, and calls for vigilance against totalitarian tendencies.
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Winchell
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Police
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National Assembly
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Federal Aid Only Hope To Meet School Need
Harold L. Ickes argues that by 1955 public schools will face a 30 percent enrollment rise, demanding at least 300,000 more teachers and $10 billion for buildings. He criticizes Congress for funding war but balking at federal aid to education, warning illiteracy threatens national future and states rights.
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Harold L. Ickes
National Education Association
United States
America
Question and Answer Review on Roman Senate and Educational Policy
Q and A cover the Roman Senate origins with Romulus selecting 100 heads and Julius Caesar expanding to 900 then trimming to 600. It discusses WAF terminology, Napoleon death mask, Volstead Act details, Federal Credit Union insurance, and a call for an Educational Recovery Program under President Truman, citing oil wealth and national education funding.
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Romulus
Julius Caesar
Russia Moves to Pressure Iran and Boosted Western Talks
The 1948 report notes US Secretary of State Marshall’s view that the Berlin airlift weakens the Soviet stance while the ERP advances and UN votes dent Moscow. It cites tensions with Iran as Russia-backed tribes clash along the frontier and warns of new Russian demands.
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Paris
United Nations
ERP
General Assembly
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Europe
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Bevin
Bidault
Russia
Kremlin
United States
Leesburg
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Efisizo Marras
Commerce Sawyer
Roumania
Iran
China
Rel! Syndicate Inc
Memo on Truman Stalin Talks and Washington Rumors
Winchell on Broadway reviews rumors of a Truman Stalin meeting in Moscow with Washington denial. The memo traces sources and reactions from White House officials, publishers, and editors, noting speculation on civic impact, electoral motives, and media coverage. It cites Vinson to Moscow, Dewey as president, and fur trade tax effects as contemporaneous curiosities.
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National Defense
Wall
Truman
Forrestal
Washington
Stalin
Moscow
White House
Russia
Vinson-to-Moscow
Mr. Symington
Clark Clifford
Gov't
Clifford
New York
London
Attlee
Wallace
Vinson
New York Times
Dewey
Life
Thanksgiving-Plus Vigilance in Austin’s Observance
The Editor’s Notebook highlights Thanksgiving in Austin with religious observance and gratitude for health jobs and safety. It urges aid to Europe and China and warns against secret federal security plans while praising vigilance and freedom. A Houston legal aid clinic funded by H R Cullen offers free service to needy residents through law students and staff.
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Austin
America
Texas
Europe
China
United States
Dudley
Houston
The
Bar Association
Associated Press rights notice
A standard AP copyright notice states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and dispatches printed by the newspaper. This statement reserves republication rights for AP content.
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