Youn Capital City Forrestal Plan Of Policing Has Sinister Look
On Armistice Day a major general urged social change, criticizing dual military law. The piece warns against a proposed internal security department and a Gestapo like police state, urging Congress to guard the secret ballot and freedoms. It cites Walter Winchell and warns against well intentioned groups curbing rights.
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National push for federal aid to education faces rising enrollments
The NEA warns enrollment will grow from 24.37 million in 1948 to 31.39 million in 1955. It urges a seven year plan to fund 300000 more teachers and $11 billion for schools, arguing federal aid aligns with founding values and postwar needs.
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Thanksgiving Notes Emphasize Faith in Freedom and Vigilance
TheEditor's Notebook lauds Thanksgiving as more than a holiday, urging care for freedom and aid to those in need. It highlights airmen delivering aid to enemies and China’s defense, warns against secret federal security plans, and notes Houston's legal aid clinic funded by H. R. Cullen with income-based eligibility for free services.
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Answers from a Q and A feature on ancient Rome and more
Questions cover the Roman Senate origins with Romulus selecting 100 heads and Caesar expanding to 900 then reduced to 600. Includes a query on the WAF official title Women of the Air Force and where Napoleons death mask resides in New Orleans Cabildo. Also notes football standards Volstead Act and Federally insured credit unions details.
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Russia Steps Up Pressure on Iran as Berlin Airlift Bites
Washington reports Moscow aims to tighten demands on Tehran while facing Western gains in Berlin. Marshall notes growing Soviet unease as ERP progress and UN votes pin Moscow down. Foreseeable shifts include public opinion pressure, possible easing of the Berlin blockade, and stronger U.S. economic planning ahead of Congress.
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Memo by Winchell on Broadway about Truman Stalin talks
Column reports Washington sourcing a Moscow meeting rumor and the White House reaction. The piece recalls prior predictions, quotes officials on potential trips and politics, and notes media chatter on Dewey and other postwar coverage.
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