Man of the Half Century debate spans leaders and legends
The piece weighs who truly shaped the twentieth century beyond fame. It weighs Churchill, Roosevelt, Einstein, Gandhi, Stalin, Hitler and others, arguing lasting global influence matters more than popularity. It lists possible candidates and asks readers to submit a preferred name. It also notes Burlington places in Vermont Iowa Wisconsin Ontario Canada.
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Time Magazine
Babe Ruth
Clark Gable
Gandhi
Einstein
Bob Hope
Walter Winchell
Joe Louis
Frank Sinatra
Rudolph Valentino
United Staes
Churchill
Roosevelt
Wilson
Lloyd George
Balfour
Eisenhower
Pershing
Rommel
Foch
Montgomery
Petain
Bradley
Marshall
Edison
Fermi
Marconi
Wright Brothers
Stalin
Lenin
Mussolini
Tojo
Adolf
Pope
Billy
Father Flanagans
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
League of Nations
United Nations
Burlington
Vermont
Washington
Bellingham
Wisconsin
Racine County
Iowa
Halton County
Ontario
Canada
Lake Ontario
Hamilton
Wentworth County
Burlington grows into a major industrial center in Vermont
The passage notes Burlington Vermont as a large industrial city with 12 198 residents described as an industrial center in an agricultural region. It mentions colleges University of Vermont the State Agricultural College and Trinity College as well as Ethan Allen burial in the city. It covers settlement history charter 1763 incorporation 1797 War of 1812 naval base and current role in textiles and shipping.
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Burlington
North Carolina
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Montpelier
University of Vermont
State Agricultural College
Trinity College
Ethan Allen
New Hampshire
Economic shifts and defense budget talk across the U S
The piece notes planned excise tax removals and a shift from luxury levies, while President Truman eyes foreign spending cuts. Congress debates budgets, Governor Dewey pushes civilian defense, and Louis Johnson faces public opinion. Weather hints in Montana Wyoming and Burlington.
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Truman
Public opinion and foreign policy in a democracy
The piece argues that the State Department lacks guiding policy on Palestine Trieste and Franco Splain, relying on media and polls that may misrepresent public views. It urges direct public engagement, stating that responsive democracy requires every citizen to own the public’s policy direction.
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State Department
Palestine
Trieste
Franco Splain
Dewey
Truman
Buster
Tryout series on WENR charts radio program testing
Station WENR Chicago airs eight Tryout programs to test audience response with sponsors. A disc jockey favors old New Orleans jazz and the show is set for regular Wednesday 9 30 p m time if well received. The column urges radio to expand this audience driven approach despite risks.
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WENR
Chicago
New Orleans
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