Postwar Treaty Approval Gains Senate Support Ahead of Big Three
Washington observers note a strong postwar internationalist shift as the election expands Senate backing for international cooperation. Key defeats and appointments reshape Foreign Relations dynamics while Fulbright and Bail bolster the administration’s international agenda.
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Cotton Ed’ Smith
South Carolina
Johnston
Worth Clark
Idaho
Taylor
Bennett Champ Clark
Nye Munitions Committee
Nye
North Dakota
Clark
Bone
Washington
Reynolds
North Carolina
Holman
Wayne Morse
Danaher
Massachusetts
Brien McMahon
Homer Cummings
Ags
Bennett Clark
Committee On Committees
North
GOP Moderation Promised by Minority Leaders
A quartet of Republican leaders led by Senator White pledge moderation and counterbalance against extremes in international policy. Senator Taft remains nationalist-leaning but favors the League of Nations in principle, while Senator Vandenberg pushes midwest sentiment away from rigid nationalism, aiding UNRAA support with Hull. The group expects to check aggressive policy and steer America toward peaceful world leadership. BRIEFS note labor management production committees in 5000+ war plants. California’s prewar oil surplus supports Far East exports. Japan launches national song contest to boost morale. Fruit juices may be sold in concentrated form postwar. Oberlin college faculty propose a 12 point national service plan for a year of service.
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WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Washington
America
Middle East
Churchill
Marshal Stalin
United States
United National Conference
Dumbarton Oaks
United States Senate
United Nations’ Representatives
White
Taft
League of Nations
Vandenberg
Middlewest
Repubcan
Yeoman
Hull
Senate
UNRAA
Austin
Toy doll for toddlers in comfort fabrics
A 22 inch life like doll styled for bedtime use with soft fabrics like flannel fur cloth sateen or percale. Hair crafted from yarn scraps to give a cuddly appearance suitable for young children and easy to care for during play and sleep.
Unprofitable Concert Music Says Collier’s
Composing concert music in the United States is so unprofitable that top composers must seek other work. Major orchestras pay only 25 to 50 dollars for a symphonic performance, and many groups pay nothing. One famed symphony earned 175 dollars after expenses.
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United States
Collier’s
Reading
Home-Mixed Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A home made cough syrup claims to rival store bought medicines. It uses sugar or corn syrup with Pinex 2 percent and yields a pint of cough relief that supposedly soothes membranes loosens phlegm and eases breathing with strong value.
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Rockies
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Far East
Japanese Information Board
Oberlix College
Sewing Circle Needlewore
South Wells St. Gicago
Liberty
Andma
Bert
Ellen
Plelschmann
Fleischmann's
Pleischmann
Fleischmann
Fras
Standard Brands Incorporated
Grand Central Annex
New York 17
N.Y
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