U S Expels 22 Czech Officials amid Diplomatic Strain
The United States orders 22 Czech officials expelled in retaliation for anti American conduct. The action reduces Czech representation from 33 to 22 and signals strained relations with Czechoslovakia. The note calls for consulates in Cleveland and Pittsburgh to be closed and personnel reduced. The U N mission remains unaffected.
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Atomic bombs may be stationed with European allies
U S military officials discuss placing atomic weapons with European pact members. The move signals potential U S use of the bomb in war and prompts strong congressional opposition and calls for safeguards before any transfer. Congress would need an amendment to the Atomic Energy Act for such a change.
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Truman Defies Fog of Politics While Dixiecrats Rally
Observers claim the political scene is foggy as President Truman tours the nation delivering as many as sixteen speeches a day. Dixiecrats push for a Solid South block while denouncing deficit spending and creeping socialism.
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J. Oliver Emmerick
Cold War fears and inflation loom in postwar Europe
European diplomats fear Russia may choose a hot war over a cold one as pestering inflation undermines the American home front. Baruch warns inflation threatens national defense and urges a fair curb program. The State Department rebuts McCarthy claims as loyalty files for 81 cases are reviewed by the Senate panel.
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Russia
Russian Communist Party
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Iron Curtain
Bernard M. Baruch
Statesman
State Department
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Edward W. Barrett
McCarthy
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Tydings
Sanders: Farms for Living
Dr. Hermann N. Sanders, deprived of his medical license in New Hampshire after a mercy slaying trial, tills soil for neighbors to support his wife and three daughters. Observers expect possible reinstatement when the state medical board allows an application on June 19. He supplies his own tractor and travels to jobs on a trailer attached to his automobile, charging $4 an hour for plowing and cultivating local lands.
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Nationalists report repulsed landing near Chushan Island
The Communists tried a practice landing on Chushan island 100 miles southwest of Shanghai but were repulsed, according to Nationalist reports. The announcement sparked talk of an invasion of Formosa. Nationalists warned of internal Red threats and said many agents remained at large after breaking up a fifth column on Formosa.
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Best Spithatters and the Legendary Spitball Era
The piece recalls early spitball greats like Ed Walsh and Bugs Raymond, praising Walsh as the top vote-getter and detailing Raymond’s notorious 32-strikeout game for Boston. It contrasts these legends with McGraw’s praise and notes on Boston’s pitching in the era, including references to the 1908 season and Boston’s clash with the Yankees.
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Tommy Leach
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Fred Clarke
Deacon Phillippe
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Gems of Thought on Lighthouse Observation and Odds
The fragment ponders viewing a lighthouse beacon from 19.3 nautical miles with the observer 15 feet above sea level. It also notes weight limits for a man lifting 3,000 pounds and ends with a wry remark about duck feather prices and parents sharing wedding dates.
Modern Coffee Table Pattern 290 with Open Shelves
Pattern 290 provides a modern coffee table measuring 19 by 30 inches with shelves open on both sides for convenience. Includes materials and finishes details in the pattern, with price and pattern service available through Bedford Wills in New York.
Timber Stands Great Smoky Mountains Reserve
The Great Smoky Mountains in North Carolina hold about 200000 acres of virgin timber, including the nation's most extensive virgin red spruce and hardwood forests.
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