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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1950

Page

8

Truman Maps Nuclear Policy Amid Housing Plan Hype

Weekly analysis notes Truman ordered continued development of all weapons including the hydrogen bomb, signaling a pivotal shift in arms policy. Debates centered on whether to build the bomb despite immense costs and global risks, with Sen. Millard Tydings urging production to deter attack. The president weighed unimaginable destruction against strategic necessity.

Harry S. Truman U.S Mr. Truman Sen Millard Tydings Armed Services Committee Truman

Brotherhood Week renewed effort signals national observance

Brotherhood Week sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews will be observed from February 1926, marking an annual observance that has grown into national significance. President Truman accepted the honorary chairmanship and urged Americans to consider the true meaning.

Brotherhood Weel Truman Weil THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE + OF CHRISTIANS AND JEWS

Brotherhood Week Observance Emphasizes Human Rights

Former Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan chairs the national observance. He says the big question is whether the human spirit remains free or is enslaved by totalitarianism. Brotherhood Week, started in 1934, grows with widespread community participation, promoting understanding and the time honored American ideals of respect for people and human rights.

John L. Sullivan Sullivan National Conference of Christians and Jews George Washington United States

Resse in These Column R and Not Necessarily

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Housing aid plan outlines 8000 dollar homes for middle income

Federal housing officials describe a program to build about 250000 homes at $8000 each through cooperatives and non profits for families earning around 2800 a year, with monthly payments near 69 dollars and total living costs pushing the household toward financial edge. The discussion accompanies a DP asylum bill shift and defense era manpower questions.

Raymond M. Foley House Banking Committee Foley

Labor Foul Calls Rise Over Denham Labor Policy

AFL leaders in Miami Beach chargEd that Robert N. Denham the NLRB general counsel sought to apply anti trust laws to big unions. They labeled him antagonistic to organized labor and urged his removal. The piece also notes Johnsons annual department report and Saville named deputy chief of staff for the air force development command.

Miami Beach Fla AFL Robert N. Denham National Labor Relations Board Jabor Denham American Trucking Association AFL Teamsters Union Teamsters Dan Tobin The William Green AFL Council Gordon P. Saville Air Force

Life expectancy and centenarians in the United States

The text notes that over 3,000 people in the United States are older than 100, a figure that contrasts with historical life expectancy assumptions. It recalls insurance tables once predicting extinction by age 96, marking a shift in understanding longevity.

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Spring and Summer Fashion Special Issue

Today’s edition offers 48 pages of fabric news and American Designer Originals tree pattern prints. Price is 25 cents.

Holly species in the United States and mate tea source

About 120 holly species exist globally with roughly a dozen native to the United States. The key commercial variety is Mex paraguayensis, whose leaves yield mate, the popular tealike drink in South America.

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