Campaign Maneuvers Of 1948 Republicans For Presidency
Washington dispatch outlines early 1948 Republican candi date strategies as Senator Kemn pushes S Res 150 to probe Justice Department Kansas City vote frauds. Republicans aim to frame the issue in the campaign while Democrats resist. Taft Hartley act debates, Dewey Taft and Warren potential runs discussed amid party dynamics and labor politics.
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Advertising's Power and Public Duty Behind The Ad
A reflective piece on advertising's meaning and responsibility urging action on social issues. It traces the Advertising Council initiative born after Pearl Harbor and shows how advertising can mobilize citizens, firms, and unions to address housing nurses health and world trade challenges.
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Aid to Poland Cancelled and Jap Treaty Delayed
The State Department cancelled Poland relief funds citing sufficient food needs for the year and private channels may supply medical and supplementary items. Reductions may shift to Hungary as crop prospects improve. U.S. and Soviet rifts over Japan peace treaty widen, risking delay in treaty work. A would-be assassin was detained near the Capitol after Truman’s senate visit, Clifton R. H. Spires of Augusta, Ga., charged with carrying a concealed weapon and later taken for observation.
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Land of the Fee
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Japan
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Great Britain
China
Far East
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Clifton R. H. Spires
Augusta
Reading Public 49 Percent Heard
Gallup poll shows about 49 percent of Americans had heard of the Marshall plan to aid Europe. Of those aware, 50 percent approved. The poll asked if respondents heard of the plan and then their opinion. It notes support would likely fall if tax increases were required.
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Not All Outgo Peak Foreign Income Reported
Washington reports a Commerce Department survey showing foreign earnings of 520 million dollars in 1948, the highest on record and up 18 percent from the 1920s peak. Direct private investments abroad boosted the total, with Latin America supplying about 273 million and Canada 126 million. Canada led nations, followed by Venezuela, Chile, the United Kingdom, Cuba, Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. petroleum led sectors with 17.0 million dollars, manufacturing near 130 million, mining 65 million, utilities 50 million, agriculture 45 million, distribution 40 million, and other industries 26 million.
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