U S Urged to Intervene in Formosa and Trim Budget
Analysis recalls Eden era boycotts as calls grow for U S action to deter Communist China from seizing Formosa. Hoover joins advocates urging naval power to guard Formosa and nearby islands, while Britain weighs recognition of the Communists, risking Anglo American ties.
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U.S
Formosa
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
United States
China
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Chiang Hai-shek
South China
Pacific
Britain
Great Britain
National Education Plan Advances for Child Welfare Funds
Washington press on education features a nine point program from the American Parents Committee. Key measures include a national school health services bill for 35 million dollars annually and a public school construction drive to secure five billion in matching funds. Also debated are aid for education, child research, social security revisions, and increased Children’s Bureau funding.
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Washington
American Parents Committee
Congress
Senate
Nehier
House
Children’s Bureau
Contested Foreign Aid and Tax Policy Tone Shifts
The piece reports Sen. Lam Connally pressing for a sizable cut in European Recovery Program funding, including a possible limit near a billion dollars, while urging Spain diplomacy changes. It notes U.S. tax policy debate, with advisers hinting at tax stability and excise tax repeal, and Bernard Baruch proposing raising the Social Security retirement age beyond 65.
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Lam Connally
D., Tex
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Connally
Senator Connally
United States
Europe
Texas
Spain
Francisco Franco
North Atlantic
U.S
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Commerce Secretary
Edwin G. Nourse
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Sleep posture and personality claims traced to Adler
The article cites Prof Alfred Adler linking sleep posture to character traits. It states that sleeping on one's back with arms stretched signals a desire for greatness, while curling up like a hedgehog may indicate lack of courage. The piece notes a sizable portion of life spent sleeping and invites scientific scrutiny.
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Prof
Alfred Adler
Greenberg predicts Indians pennant and rivals to fight for second
Hank Greenberg as Cleveland Indians GM declares the club will win the pennant with a strong pitching staff led by Garcia Bearden and Hoffman. He praises Easter Gordon Boudreau Doby and Mitchell while noting rookies and a robust infield and outfield. Burt Shotton comments on trades and Morgan joins the lineup. Rex Beach and legacy notes close the piece.
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Greenberg
Indians
Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Young Garcia
Bob Lemon
Gene Bearden
Bob Felter
New York
Burt Shotton
Florida
Burt
Morgan
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
PeeWee Reese
Brent
Don Newcombe
Preacher Roe
Branca
Barney
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Robert Taft
Ohio
Tait
Goth
Taft
World Bank
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Lord Trefargne
Italy
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British Honduras
The
Leeward Islands
Africa
British Ghana
Northern
Rhodesia
Kenya
Jamaica
Money & Health
Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Bureau
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Margolis
William N. Margolis
Federal
Labor Conciliation Service
Cyrus Ching
Sportscode
Iisiour
Frank Leahy
Loach
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Oh Histor
John L.sulanah
Jake Elrain
John le Cine
Enocis
Frank Mews
Grantland Rice
Hank Greenberg
Hank
Cleveland Indians
Luke Easter
Pacific Coast
Babe Ruth
Joe Gordon
Lou Boudreau
Lou
Larry Doby
Doby
Dale Mitchell
Dizzy Dean
Rex Beach
Rex
Jim Thorpe
Harold Aketi
Ize
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Hi OW Eneess
Ute
America
Helleggt
Kilows
Lydia E. Pinkham
Finkham
Slydia E. Pinkhar
Deag
Dean
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