Lobbying and loyalties in the public power debate
The piece contrasts Republican concerns with federal lobbying against President Truman’s view that officials pressing for legislative action serve the public. It notes a 79th Congress requirement for lobbyist registration and costs reports, listing varied groups from manufacturers to education associations, and questions who speaks for good versus evil in lobbying.
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GOP
Army
Navy
Truman
79Th Congress
House of Representatives
SB Ged
National Association of Manufacturers
Bet Alee the
Brotherhood of Railroad
Army and Navy Waten Tom Ofederel Employes
Jewelers Vigilance Committee
National Education Association
Peanut and Net Gakers Association
Board of Christian Education
Protestant Church
The Road To More Weakness and Government Spending
The text discusses escalating government spending and policy concerns. It questions the impact of spending on the economy and public services, suggesting potential waste and inefficiency. The piece highlights debates over fiscal priorities and accountability.
Editorial Comment The Impolitic Truman
Republicans, perhaps under a new party name, are debated in this editorial from the Moux City Journal. The piece questions political strategy and leadership as it surveys the era’s partisan dynamics.
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Truman
Republicam
Moux City
Ua. Journal
Self Pity and Burden in a Life's Quiet Moment
A reflective verse explores a moment when burdens feel heavy and sorrow seems overwhelming. The speaker nods to universal experience, inviting endurance and resilience as emotion passes.
Senate oil profits jump sparks Maybank hearing
A sizzling senate report portrays highway robbery in gasoline prices and calls for questioning major oil companies by Sen Maybank's banking and currency committee around June 15. Investigators cite 1948 profits rising sharply, with oil offsets masking overall gains and 1946 to 1948 profits climbing over twentyfold as demand shifts slow.
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Washington
Senate
Maybank
South Carolina
Banking and Currency Committee
Standard and Poor's Corporation
Eviane
Ese Maybank
Expatriate portrait of wartime soldiers and foreign correspondents
The author reflects on postwar expatriates based on his travels, classifying them into three groups. He praises peacetime soldiers as decent, hardworking men often far from home, and notes many are officers who would form the core of future defense if the Cold War heats up, alongside foreign correspondents.
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Robert McKinley
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Pearson
James Forrestal
Defense
Porrestall
Porreseal
Forrestal
Washington
Drew Pearson
Naval Medical Center
Persue
Sabath
Rules Committee
Benian
Ilinois
New York
Jim Wadsworth
Gene Cox
Georgia
de Sabath
Cox
Republi
A Jaunty Jaunt Abroad Revises Many Opinions
A travel column reflects on foreign visits and local reactions as editors discuss judgments about politics and business figures. The piece notes mixed views from readers, critics, and public figures, with emphasis on perception of national sentiment and caution about abroad influence on domestic affairs.
Bergman Eyes Eve Role As Bergman Considers Eve
Ingrid Bergman will meet Leo McCarey in New York upon return from Strombole thriller. He plans to finish Adam and Eve script and seeks a yes or no from Bergman for Eve. Amanda Blake lands romantic lead in Stars in My Crown.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Leo McCarey
New York
Diller
Leo
Ingrid
Eve
George Raft
France
Louis Jourden
Amanda Blake
Hepburn and
Garson
Redhead Bobo Becomes Noted Star on Side Street Set
The film Side Street shots in New York feature Bobo the saloon dog, a canine staffer at Paddy Clark's Third Avenue bar. The original Bobo, Jennie III, recalled after her predecessor’s death, performs tricks and earns fame alongside stars like Parley Granger during takes, with taxi stunt work and flurry of takes capturing the lively street mood.
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Goldwyn-Mayer
Side Street
New York
Bobo
Paddy Clark
Third Avenue
Parley Granger
Jenny
Charles Clark
Jennie III
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and terms
An unreadable OCR segment contains scattered phrases and disrupted words. It appears to reference names, places, and possible events but lacks coherent structure or identifiable facts suitable for a concise summary.
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Pere & Etrenee
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Omne
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Capital News
Paris
Dean Acheson
State Department
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Vishinsky
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Weiould
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Perom
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Eve Rose
Jacques Tourneur
Montgomery Clift
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L. L. Stevenson
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York
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