Broadway gossip and political chatter in wartime style
A sprawling, fragmentary piece blends Broadway rumor with postwar diplomacy and press briefings. It mentions Carlo Aprato and Nona Fabini in Rome, Greek Turkish aid talks, and a White House press conference by President Truman, plus anecdotes about Liz and the public relations world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Paria
Carlo Aprato
Rome
Nona Fabini
OWL
New York
Offciais Tn
Eoandtal
State Department
Opry
el Punko
Joe Kamp
Congram
WNU
Bye Street
N. Wa
Washington
D.C
Wasitington
Trix
White House
Florida
Trurrat
Chamber of the
House: of Representatives
Sori
Poland
Arthur Bliss Lago
Himes Pena
Tate
Roosevelt
Truman
Last year tollware and dairy shipments boost rural road role
A government study cited by Charles M Uphart notes 34,077,000 tons of tollk ware hauled to mills and dairy plants while dairy product shipments rose 14 billion pounds over prewar levels. Highway transport moves farm goods to plants, dealers, and customers, supporting about 64,000 communities relying on highways for food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Reds
Charles M. Uphart
Baterian Nowd
Im Ueng
Tiphary Pominous
German Miners Strike and British Draft Extend War Effort
German miners strike for larger food rations as 900000 workers join protests during shortages across the Mube area. In Britain, peacetime conscription passes amid cross-party support while coal mines under federal control face closures and output declines. Volcanic activity near Mount Vesuvius disrupts air travel and prompts emergency responses along with radar assessments for civil defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mube
Varius
Nail
Inter
Generous Gifts American Money Flows Abroad
A 1946 Department of Commerce estimate shows U S residents sent 204 million dollars in cash and 125.8 million in gift parcels to friends and relatives abroad. Europe received about 41,000,000 in remittances. Canada, Mexico, and Latin America about 31,300,000. Africa 6,100,000. Australia and Pacific islands 14,100,000. Major recipients included Mexico workers and various European countries. Bermuda, the Caribbean, and Palestine also appear among recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbangiur
Commerce Department
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Latin America
Africa
Anna
Australia
Pacific
Cowan Islands
Wortane
Sherfarsion
Batelea
Beltain
Northern Ireland
Bermuda
Caribbean
Srson i
Wren
G Ioan
Switzerland
Sweden
Spain
Palestine
Diplomatic debate over Truman doctrine and UN leverage
Diplomatic observers scrutinize the Truman doctrine as a path to United Nations action in Latin America Greece and Turkey. Russia’s by pass of the UN is discussed, with Nicaragua and Panama seen as pivotal in control of strategic routes. The United Nations faces limitations without police power while Communist strategy plans to exploit committee contempt rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grewor
Turkey
United Nation
United Nations
Russia
Latin America
Nicaragea
Penama
Greece
USA
Dardanelles
Ussr
Necaragua
Panama
Mussis
Atl
Nicaragua
Mieretian Roy
Chile
Communist Party
Una Eda
Fram
Tran
Ruseta
Gulf of Persia
Tran Je
Party of
Manchuria
Iran
Nisia
UBS
Hlow
Roxain
Hoya
Kremlin
Truman
Pote
Hera
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Nyoutale
Taal Wright
Moanan Lowe
Manhattan Morais
el Borracho
Marco
Mav ‘Chine Embroidery Co
Lexington
the Circus
Vth
Adelphi Theatre
von W. 4Th Street
WindsNebrities
Andrel Gro ‘Ervke
Gene Tieeney
Ruth Dipree
Mroaithurst
Autoxratbee
Bing Crosby
Salamen Vignewe
Ty Elizabeth
Laura Lie
Ben
Radio City
Bo Mandel
Liz
Fumbern
Jor Kennedy
Inp
Treasury Post
Talmadge
John L. Lewis
Itx
Broadway Wat
Breas
Aquarium
I Playland Ant Bazaar
Chen
CES
Senate
Iris Mounibation
Fdr
Joan
Samanas
Sama
Gael Sullvan
Sullivan
Headlinn
Raukhage
Atling Fort
Ylnemant
BILAL
Labor Party
Winston Church
Pacifiat Liboritex
Tnerir Krug
Rug Sai
John J. Lewis
Krug
Ead
Wekla
Terland
Wasangiine E
Ae Fastington
Neagy
Racoenstal Hy
Mixx Avis Gunderson
Calif
Mans Elster
Leon
Boreas Dentie
Altotz
Justice Department
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