Truman to name six on new civil rights committee
The article notes President Truman will appoint six public members to a new Government Contract Compliance committee to enforce anti discrimination clauses in federal contracts. It mentions limits of the new FEPC-like powers, and potential Senate dynamics affecting enforcement.
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Truman
Congress
South
CGCC
FEPC
Roosevelt
Sfort
Anony Russell
Georgia
EPC
Senate
tor.Taft
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Editorial Roundtable on Rearmament Speeds
Editors split on how to proceed with rearmament arguing over movement from civilian to military production. Wilson’s approach is praised by some as balancing output with capacity, while others warn of inflation and past delays cited by Johnson.
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Lyndon Johnson
Defense
Wilson
Johnson
Baytown Sun publication details and offices
Fragmentary note lists Baytown Sun affiliations, Pearce Street address, publisher and offices manager roles, identifying Texas Daily Press and March 1870 item. Information appears damaged, with scattered names and titles.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Baytown
Texas
Texas Daily, Press
Home Is Where The Heart Is Connecticut Choice
The writer, Erich Brandeis Sonce, says if given a choice of all forty eight states, Connecticut would be his pick for home. He shares a cross country trip of 5000 miles, but insists happiness comes from how you live, not where you live, and plans to stay in Connecticut.
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Massachusetts
California
Texas
Alabama
Georgi
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Opelousas
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Mississippi
Earth
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Farouk
Aga Ishan
Senor Mejia
Monte Alben
King Tut
Egypt
Tut
Oaxaca
Niagara Falls
Japan
Dulles
Baker Street
London
England
United States
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Teddy Roosevelt
Revis
Tye
James
New York Yankees
Yogi
Tomb No 7 Treasure Tour In Oaxaca
Henry MecLEMORE describes a Oaxaca museum built around Professor Alonso Caso's Tomb No 7 find near Monte Alban. Senor Mejia guides the tour, praising the riches of beads necklaces rings and idols, while the author jokes about Egypt and a vivid, humorous tone.
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Henry Meclemore
Oaxaca
Mexico
Alonso Caso
Monteban
Dentelly
Caso
Tiffany and Caxtier
Rayburn Says Truman Is Political Dead Duck
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Speaker Rayburn warned President Truman to act on cleansing the administration or face a wrecked legislative program. Rayburn described Truman as politically a dead duck and signaled Democrats must prove they are cleaning out corrupt elements or risk losing party control. He suggested appointing an acting attorney general and possible repudiation of the Truman administration if no action is taken.
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Romana Empire
Washington
Rayburn
Truman
Drew Pearson
Sam Rayburn
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Democratic
Pearson
Harry Truman
Lyons Den Memo Controversy and Ambassadors Dinner Tales
The Lyons Den recounts Porter facing taunts over a description and issuing two memos. It covers Ambassador Bay hosting cocktail parties for American warships in Norwegian waters, meeting officers including Walter Anneburg, and a Home base exchange at 601 North County Road. Also notes ex groom George Jessel’s marriage question and critic James Agate’s jabs at actor Roderick Gayton.
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Norwegian
Charles A. Bay
Qld
North County
The
Palm
Beach
Walter Anneburg
Philadelphia, Inquirer
North
Road Beach
Science Still In Dark New Drugs Help But No Magic Cure For Alcoholism
Washington report on the limits of new alcohol treatment methods. Antabuse and vitamins are described as aids, not cures, with researchers noting alcoholism stems from complex causes. Experts warn that no drug eliminates the addiction, though improvements aid rehabilitation.
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Alcoho
Ruth Melner
Washington
National Research Council
Joseph Hirsch
Oskar Diethelm
Payne ¥ Whitney
New York
Research Council
Diethelm
Heeleq
Roger J. Way
Tute
University of 7
Search Council
Williams
Mor
Walter L UN
University of Wyton
Trivia Packed Page Delivers Quick Facts and Names
A jumble of questions and curiosities spans history and culture. From boomerangs and Baker Street to Napoleon scale, the piece lists famous figures, birthdays, battles, and notable events with scattered names and dates, inviting readers to test memory and learn.
Looking Back From The Sun Ten Years Ago And More
Ten years ago today headlines recount plans disagreeing and a fight breaking up Bilbo Soviet tensions. A burglary at J L Grocery on Main Street yielded cigarettes and ice cream. Miss Marilys Burke celebrated her sixteenth birthday. Ten years past, Boy Scouts marked Waste Paper Drive. reports say safety in the past.
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Seadlines
Collas de
Bilbo
Prtt
Labor Department
J. and L.grocery
Marilys Burke
Boy Scouts
I Hoover
Ath Chavers
Kurmadas
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