Weekly News Analysis: Labor Debates and Red Army Alarm
An excerpted analysis outlines Senate Morse opposing Taft Hartley and labor activism, warns of continued unemployment rising to three million with debates on renewal, and cites Soviet Marshal Bulganin urging vigilance as the Red Army marks its 31st year with threats toward the United States.
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GOP
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Taft
Ohio
Morse
Congresstonal
Labor
United States
Ewan Clague
Federal Bureau of Labor
Clague
Florida
Nikola
A. Bulganini
Red Army
Bulganin
S. Shalilov
the Armed Services
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Senate Labor Committee
L. BR. Boulware
Wilson
Mind Over Gastronomics Fraternity contest at Michigan
At Ann Arbor Michigan University of Michigan junior Paul H Smith nearly left with a bag for eating capacity honors but changed his mind. He feared the contest could reflect poorly on himself and his fraternity. Fraternity men from Cayuga waters to the Rose Bowl breathed easier and returned to studies.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Paul H. Smith
University of Michigan
Smith
Governor Warren Clamps Down on Bookies in Florida
The report describes Governor Warren's harsh action against bookies who run race bets from tracks or rear rooms. Bookies went underground as a telegraphic service suspended race results. Most coverage says bookies are out of work, with only a few small tunnel and phone operations remaining. The outlook seems bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Guv. Tuller Warren
Qown
Death Spray and Berlin Protests Toward War Worries
A chilling postwar report describes a lethal chemical tabun once stored in Bavarian caves and later destroyed except for a portion shipped to Aberdeen. Major James M. Graham notes its near odorless nature and potential Soviet control of its German developers.
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Mountain View
Call
U. S. Army
Bavaria
James M. Graham
Engineer Corps
Graham
Army Proving Grounds
Aberdeen
Maryland
Russia
Berlin
North and South Clash Over Buchanan Legacy in DC
The author recalls early sectional tensions centered on President Buchanan, his ties to the South, and the Dred Scott decision. Militia clashes, political drama, and a low statue site in Meridian Park frame a long memory of partisan strife in Washington.
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Washington
White House
Tyler
Buchanan
Dred Scott
Supreme Court
Hugh
Great Britain
Buchanen
Congress
Capitol
George Washington
George Watterson
Washington Monument
Major L'Enfant
City
A Bomb Information Dilemma Faces Officials
Government officials admit they have not figured how to inform Americans about protective measures without revealing methods globally. They state no area defense plans exist and emphasize the challenge of keeping critical information at home.
Gay Appetizers Embroidered Kitchen Decor Pattern
A vintage style note touts embroiderable vegetables as cheerful motifs for dish towels breakfast cloths and kitchen curtains. It advertises Pattern 7014 transfer size about 542 by 7% inches and a Needlework Book with patterns priced at 35 cents.
Christ of the Andes statue marks border peace
The bronze Christ of the Andes statue stands at the Chile Argentina border. Erected in 1992, it commemorates the peaceful settlement of a long running boundary dispute between the two nations.
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Harriett Lane Johnston
Andes
Chile
Argentina
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Wichopistona Ara
Tr Newspaper Union
Robert G. Goodwin
Bureau of Employment Security
Warren
Oliver Twist
Fagin
Palestine
Charlotte Kierstein
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South
Backhage
Baltimore
Quarines
Jackson Democratic Association
Abraham Lincoln
Sen. Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Meridian Park
Marty Truman
Baukhage
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Randolph St
Chiczgo
Christ of the Andes
Ozark Bountain
Buases
Jasper
Arkansas
Stan
W. Maple
Orange
California
U.S. Savings Bonda
Kellogg
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