All Nations Have Right To Be Heard on Peace
The Peace Conference progressed as delegates voted unanimously with Russia to allow Iran to present grievances after Russia tried to bar Austria from speaking. Albania Mexico Cuba and Egypt were also permitted to address the treaty with Italy joining in the discussion. The piece praises the 15 delegates who defeated Soviet influence and argues all parties with peace interests should be heard.
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Russia
Iran
Austria
Italy
Albania
Mexico
Cuba
Egypt
Germany
Claude Porter Nation’s Interstate Commerce Head Dies
Claude R Porter an Iowa native and longtime public servant died Saturday His career included U S district attorney for southern Iowa assistant attorney general and 1928 appointment as interstate commerce commissioner by President Coolidge Porter twice sought governor and once the U S Senate as a Democrat without victory but served in high federal posts.
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Iowa
Claude R. Porter
Washington
United States
Wilson
Health department to regulate garbage disposal for grocers
The City health department aims to extend same garbage disposal rules to grocery stores and meat markets as households. In the polio scare it will spray garbage cans with DDT and urges households to prevent fly breeding, arguing the board must have authority to address local health problems promptly.
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Health Department
Board of Health
Mayor vows comprehensive ordinance for council action
The board has full power to perform its function and should be authorized to do so. The mayor has committed to presenting a sufficiently comprehensive ordinance before the council for adoption without delay.
Slaughter Promises Open Hearings On War Surplus Sales
Rep. Slaughter of Missouri remains active as chair of a special House committee despite a lost primary and a lame duck status. He plans early next month open hearings to probe abuse of war surplus property sales, aiming to retrieve value for constituents and set a strong example for remaining term.
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Rep. Slaughter
Missouri
Truman
House
Congress
The Amazing Mr Hughes
Howard Hughes, a prolific producer and aviation innovator, is celebrated as an amazing man. After a XF 11 crash July 7 he designed a six section hospital bed to ease pain from spinal injuries while continuing work.
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Howard Hughes
Jane Russell
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Gamble with faith and danger in a prickly tale
Jones ignores medical care after snakebite as his wife and a doctor debate faith and testing God. A physician warns that testing divine power risks harm, citing biblical examples and a father’s tough love. The story contrasts risky bravado with prudent care and parental duties.
Greece Becomes Central Theme In Albanian Ad Push
The reader notes Greece is accused of pressing into Albanian territory, remarking that no nation suffered in the war and that the UN remains a tentative arbiter. He compares history to cinema, arguing that history follows despite any supposed movielike conclusions.
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Paul
Greece
Palestine conflict seen as world problem and immigration point
The column argues Palestine has become a global issue driven by Jewish immigration, mostly from Poland and Romania, with ships to Haifa from Russian territories. It notes British policy, the Balfour pledge, and the fragile balance between Jewish and Moslem populations, signaling wider geopolitical pressures.
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Palestine
Haifa
United States
Britain
Syria
Turkey
Russian war mood shifts as Moscow weighs near eastern push
In captured Allied documents Moscow weighs war versus delay. Two Moscow factions argue for immediate strike on Turkey and Trieste or wait years to build the atomic bomb. Apathy in the Red Army, desertions, and weakened industry complicate any move. The diary notes massed Soviet forces near the Black Sea and pressure on Turkey, while future columns will assess whether Allies will risk war or seek appeasement.
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Ashington
Black Sea
Near East
Germany
Hitler
Ribbentrop
Pearson Stalin
Molotov
Moscow
Bulgaria
Romania
Dardanelles
Iran
Iraq
Gulf of Persia
Saudi Arabia
Baltic States
Poland
Russia
United Nations
Palestine
Europe
Soviet Union
Marshal Berlya
Stalin
Soviet
Red Army
Turkey
Morse Bill a Small Miracle in Narrow VA Reform
Washington sees a last minute change become law that may save the federal government up to a billion dollars in four years by closing a leak in Veterans Administration funds. The act fixes abuses in the on the job training program where employers paid substandard wages and veterans topped the gap with training allowances.
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Ashington
Veterans Administration
G.I
Childs
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Bradley
Hill
Fulbright
Stewart
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
John Rankin
House Veterans Committee
House
Rankin
Congress
America
Soviet meddling in US unions stirs political fears
Analysis of Soviet Russia backing CIO PAC and Communist influence in US unions. Reports note purges of Communists from CIO unions, strident pro Soviet resolutions at United Public Workers, and congressional responses. Also covers G I bill training abuses and Bradley’s revised subsistence standards limiting payouts to high earners and dependents.
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Ashington
Russia
United States
Cio-Pac
Trud
Lawrence United States
CIO Committee For
CIO United Electrical Workers Union
Harry Block
Philadelphia
Block
Soviet Union
Milwaukee
Paris
United Public Workers of America
Congress
United Public Workers Union
The Common Cold and Its Critics in Health Writing
Dr Kaiser states the common cold lacks a clear definition while acknowledging possible viral involvement. The piece criticizes vague claims tying colds to being chilled or fatigued, ends with a tongue in cheek note on a punctuation frequent debate and an unrelated shaving digression.
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Albert D. Kaiser
M.D
Rochester Hospital Service News
Rochester
Bowling Green
University of Rochester Medical School
Lip~pincott
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