France at Crossroads Threats to Democracy Amid Violent Strife
Leland Stowe analyzes escalating clashes between French Communists and De Gaullists. He warns Moscow backed tactics risk disfranchising voters, destabilizing government, and undermining Marshall Plan aims as France teeters toward potential civil conflict and broader Western security concerns.
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Italy
Mussolini
Germany
Hitler
Reds
DeGaulle
Maurice Therez
France
Moscow
Comintor
Kremlin
Thorez
Fachon
Duclos
de Gaulle
Commute of Ilse Koch sentence sparks protests in Germany
A New York Post letter criticizes General Clay for commuting Frau Koch’s life term to four years. The writer cites German and Allied anger, calls for annulment, and questions U S moral leadership in postwar Germany amid East West tensions.
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Germany
Hitler
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
United States
Dachau
Clay
Frau Koch
New York Times
Fragmented Q and A passages reflect varied snippets from history and science
The excerpt presents scattered facts on topics such as early English baptismal gifts, gender ratios in postwar Germany, dog breed origins, aviation cadet dental requirements, polio patient admission timing, and tire inflation notes. The disjointed text blends historical, medical, and technical details without a unifying narrative.
World Teams Unite Over Rules While Citizens Vote
The piece contrasts UN diplomacy with baseball rules and urging Austin citizens to vote in the City Council advisory election. It notes weekend violence in Texas, discusses highway safety trends, and calls for stricter driving compliance to reduce future fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Berlin
Puzzles Tricks and Magic Booklet Offers Indoor Fun
A rainy day booklet titled Puzzles Tricks and Magic provides activities for all ages. It includes tangrams match tricks domino problems and a maze to keep youngsters and adults occupied for hours. The item lists an address at 316 Rye Street N E Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye Street
N. E
Washington, D. C
One GOP Official Fights Auto Firms' Political Grip
Republican Michigan officials face a probe into Corrupt Practices Act violations linked to Buick and General Motors figures. The piece follows U S Attorney General Tom Clark's uncertain role and Judge Elliott's retreat amid auto industry influence, with Attorney General Eugene Black pressing for records as pressure from party allies mounts.
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GOP
Washington
Michigan
Tom Clark
Senator Hooper
Buick
W. F. Hulsteader
General Motors
Harry Gault
Arthur Summerfield
Chevrolet
Eugene Black
Philip Elliott
Flint
Black
Justice Department
Judge Elliott
Republican National Committee
Detroit
Republican State Central Committee
Republican State Committee
Sigler
Winchell On Broadway
Elsa reports from Rome recounting Tullio Carminati admitted wrongs over prewar deportation and denial of Fascist party ties. Henry Rank’s Oliver Twist tops Hitler reviews. Runyon tale due in shops brings praise from wire services. Eastern Airlines losses raise merger talk. Pan American eyes meal removal costing millions. Keats inspired Porter song references. Feisal guarded in NY visit. Cardinal Spellman fund drive for Babe Ruth Stadium. Elaine Hilton to screen test. Berle comments on Hillbilly act. Donovan defends OSS loyalty. Franco publicist hire sought at $20,000 yearly. Meet the Press session targets Bentley.
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J. Arthur Rank
Oliver Twist
Hitler
Goebbels
Damon Runyon
Ed Weiner
Associated Press
United Press
A. W. Reed Jr
Mary Jane Haskin
Eastern Airlines
Pan-American
Feisal
The
Waldorf
New York
Cardinal Spellman
White Plains
Elaine Hilton
Broadway
Hollywood
20Th Century-Fox
Lucci
Peggy Norman
Gregory L. Pollack
Milton Berle
Jack Benny
Equity
New England
Wild Bill Donovan
OSS
Spain
General Franco
Meet the Press
Inez Robb
Int'l News
Cecil Brown
Elizabeth Bentley
Local news republication note from Associated Press
The Associated Press states it is entitled to exclusive use for republication of all local news printed in this newspaper. This notice governs reprinting rights and local content distribution.
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United States
Panama Canal Zone
Associated Press
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Patrick Henry
America
N. Y. Post Corporation
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Hesectann
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Richard Patterson
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Ernest Bevin
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
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W. McKay Skillman
Joseph Moynihan
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