Interlinked Policy Issues Drive Washington Efforts
The article argues policy problems are interconnected, citing food aid, military obligations, draft policy, and international diplomacy as linked factors. It notes Washington officials push humanitarian messages while privately recognizing food shortages affect occupation forces, diplomacy, and congressional attitudes, with Iowa's mental health care highlighted as underfunded and understaffed.
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Washington
G.I
Paris
Poland
Byrnes
Stalin
Dodecanese Islands
Iowa board seeks funds for state psychiatrist staff
The Iowa board of control states it has decided to ask the legislative interim committee for additional funds to hire a state psychiatrist. The note reflects satisfaction that action is finally taken to support mental health services across the state's six mental hospitals.
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Iowa
Board of Control
Iowa Board of Control
Legislative Interim Committee
Iceland as a shrewd horse trader on air base bids
Iceland delays base negotiations and seeks UN admission before hosting foreign air bases. The government favors placing bases under United Nations security council control, signaling caution and foresight in aligning with world peace efforts. Britain and Russia seek bases, but Iceland aims for international service through the UN.
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ITTLE
Iceland
New York
Moscow
United States
United Nations
World Peace Organization
Britain
Russia
Thase
U.N. Security Council
Hickenlooper backs OPA in limited form
Iowa Senator Hickenlooper reiterates support for continuing the OPA in a "reasonable form" with specified changes. He has remained consistent since the controversy began, opposing certain administrative policies while favoring the agency's continuation for now.
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Iowa
Sen. Hickenlooper
OPA
Old World Civic Duty and Modern Voter Skepticism
In a reflective essay, Robert Quillen argues that capable businessmen should enter public life to guide the nation, yet voter prejudice blocks such leaders. He suggests retired wealth holders can serve by devotion to God, extending into public or spiritual roles, and cautions against cynicism while noting the necessity of balance in society with diverse pests and influences.
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Icu
Out of the Past Quote on Democracy and Race
The remark by Robert M. Hutchins notes that democracy survives but warns that the race has caused intelligence and race issues to surface before addressing problems. The statement frames a critique of societal and intellectual responses to racial tensions.
End of the Navy and the coming float fly submersible boats
Bug Baer argues that England delaying a battlewagon signals a shift to a more watertight retaliation. He says scrapping a navy isn’t curtains for civilization and predicts future vessels that float fly and submerge, forcing admirals to update uniforms and strategies.
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England
Russians Use Abstention to Signal Tactics in UN Council
By Davn Lawrence, the piece argues Soviet abstention in the United Nations Security Council reveals a calculated strategy to condemn Franco’s regime while preserving the issue for future action. It notes Communist infiltration in multiple countries, including France and Britain, and frames a global clash between communism and democracy.
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Russia
United Nations Security Council
United Nations
Spain
Franco
Europe
Great Britain
Labor Party
Ten Senators Seek Rules Change to End Filibuster
A bipartisan group of ten senators from both parties meets secretly to push Senate rule changes limiting debate to ten days and to consider bringing back a permanent FEPC, aiming to curb filibusters and speed passage of key bills amid disputes over Morse’s anti poll tax measure and OPA price controls. The effort faces criticism over fairness and minority presence in deliberations.
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Senate
Ashington
USA
Wayne Morse
R-Ore
Morse
William Langer
North Dakota
Warren Magnuson
Seattle
Wash
Magnuson
Sen
Ernest MacFarland
D-Ariz
House
Strain on Relations at United Nations Delegation
A Saudi Arabian U N delegation member sent his headdress to a laundry and it came back stiff and starched, mistaken for a tablecloth. At the U N gathering in San Francisco, Oriental robes contrasted with Western business suits from top continental tailors.
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New York Daily News
Saudi Arabia
U. N
San Francisco
By Marquis Childs Our Coal Strike Hurts World
The coal strike affects the globe, lowering European hunger relief and delaying flour production. CBS reported from Rome that Italians feel the strike, needing coal to run mills and bakeries and to buy food, with Italy as an UNRRA country. France faces similar industrial strain.
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England
Nnmssla
Mat Lional
Italy
France
Europe at War of Words Raises Redistricting of Power
A new European struggle unfolds not on battlefields but in airwaves press and diplomacy as Soviet and Western blocs clash along a line from the Baltic to Iran. The piece surveys Franco Spain Trieste Turkey and coal fears shaping the balance of power with France Italy Britain and the United States navigating propaganda and hard energy needs.
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Great Britain
United States
Spain
Ashington
Europe
Paris
Front
Baltic
Germany
France
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Maurice Thorez
Communist Party
Francisco Franco
United Nations
Western
Russia
Mediterranean
Tripolitania
Britain
Africa
Trieste
Turkish
Atlantic
World
Blum
Ruhr
John L. Lewis
Maintenance treatment for pernicious anemia and related conditions
Dr Brady outlines maintenance therapy for anemia including intramuscular liver extract, risks from occult bleeding, and common causes such as ulcers, tuberculosis and drug-induced hemolysis. He notes simple anemia often requires ongoing treatment until bleeding stops and emphasizes proper medical examination for suspected blood deficiency.
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South Dakota
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