Byrnes Stances Firm on Germany Policy at Stuttgart
Secretary Byrnes’ Stuttgart speech lays out a clear U S position on Germany, signaling a firmer foreign policy stance and arguing against prostration of Germany economically or politically. He contends a self-reliant Germany is preferable, reducing potential trouble for the world.
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Yortaver
State Byrnes
Stuttgart
Germany
Paris
U S
Byrnes
U.S
Dentists in Reserve Protests Over Extended Service
Reserve dentists protest being kept in service past the promised discharge date of Sept 1 1948. They argue the military maintains a dentist-to-personnel ratio of 1 to 500, far below civilian levels of 1 to 3 000 or worse in some areas, urging government to protect national health beyond a minority group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Armed Forces
Critics Propose Fairer Discharge Criteria for Reservist Dentists
Veterans argue government training should determine active duty time. calls for equal service length to match training. They fault rapid promotions for officers with desk jobs and rising salaries while reserves bear the workload, seeking faster inactive status and fair compensation amid looming call-ups.
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Navy
J.g
Warning from Norwalk Strike Should Reshape Iowa Schools
The article notes Norwalk Connecticut teachers struck over budget and salary adjustments, shutting schools and idling 6 2000 students. It argues Iowa communities avoid similar disruption by ensuring adequate teacher pay and funding.
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Iowa
Norwalk
Conn
Board of Estimate
Board of Education
You're Ugly When You're Mad And Other Rants From Quillen
Column of blunt remarks on temper and human nature. Quillen laments women's temper, notes rage harms appearance, and compares modern media and politics with nostalgic humor. He urges self control and skepticism of public virtue amid social tensions.
Out of the Past They are able be cause they think they are able
Quote attributed to Virgil about belief and capability echoes through time, reflecting on human restraint and self confidence in facing challenges.
Bugs Baer on Thought-Cops and Nipponese Police
A satirical riff mocks thought police in Japanese and other regimes. The narrator jests about Hirohito and global spies hearing thoughts, claiming extreme effectiveness of imagined thought cops and referencing various secret police groups in a playful, provocative tone.
Kremlin wooing Germany in postwar chess game
By Constantine Brown, a column arguing Moscow seeks German sympathy to secure influence in Central Europe. It describes Berlin's four-occupied status, Byrnes and allies backing reconstruction, and Moscow's shift from harsh control to courting Germans. It notes Nazi remnants in the Russian zone and Berlin’s potential integration under Soviet influence.
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Moscow
Prussia
Poland
Silesia
Kremlin
Russia
Ussr
Pfalz
Germany
World tour shows walls of isolation doomed to fail
Stuart Symington argues the latest sciences and international tensions prove man made barriers vanish as nations share risk and seek peace. He recalls Bikini, Nuernberg, Lake Geneva, and the need for a peacetime economy to sustain American ideals.
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Bikini Atoll
Pope Pius XI
Jackson
Nuernburg
Hitler
Himmler
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Alps
Air Age Propaganda Praises Planes For Military Reach
A Detroit News feature extols airplanes as wonderful machines that allow the military to rush to trouble spots, implying conflicts arise because of aircraft and praising aviation's role in rapid response and defense.
What Democracy Means in The El Kabir Karavan
A meeting defines democracy as government run by a responsible majority with active minority participation. It emphasizes duty to cooperate, reasoned persuasion over force, and joint effort toward common ground, noting democratic discussion requires tolerance and fair play.
Religion Rules New York Senate Race Amid Age Decline
George E. Sokolski argues that New York politics use religion to balance tickets with Catholic Protestant and Jewish candidates. He notes Lehman Drum La Guardia Donovan Wagner and Mead ages and patterns, saying religion drives nominations more than merit. He reports Donovan Goldstein Drum Ives as possible choices, criticizing the un-American influence of religious balancing.
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New York
U. S
Herbert Lehman
Hugh Drum
Butch la Guardia
Bill Donovan
Bernard Baruch
Herbert Hoover
Jesse Jones
William Randolph Hearst
United States Senate
Lehman
Drum
la Guardia
Donovan
State of
Robert Wagner
New York State
Jim Mead
Dewey
Nathaniel Goldstein
Irving Ives
Caffeine in fizzy drinks harms youths under 16
Dr Brady warns carbonated fountain beverages contain caffeine and can blunt a child’s appetite leading to poor nutrition. He says occasional treats are fine and suggests healthier options like orangeade lemonade tomato juice milk and cultured milks. Ice cream desserts are acceptable after meals.
Questions on left handedness and related health beliefs
A reader asks about the share of left handed people in the U S. A librarian cites Parson 1924 as an authoritative source. Doping the Unborn Child is advised against alcoholic liquor. A mother and sister discuss bed wetting in a teen, noting army treatment and scholarship implications.
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United States
P.V
B. S Parson
Macmillan Co
K.C
TV Listings: Riley, Mayor of the Town and Truth or Consequences Return
The Life of Riley returns at 6 on NBC-WMAQ with Bill Bendix leading the Riley family. The Mayor of the Town resumes 6:30 on CBS-WMT starring Lionel Barrymore with Agnes Moorehead and Conrad Binyon. Truth or Consequences airs 6:30 on NBC-WHO hosted by Ralph Edwards with Joan Edwards as guest. Hollywood Star Time presents Mission Perilous at 6 on CBS-WBBM with Sylvia Sidney and Dane Clark.
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Riley
Life of Riley
Bill Bendix
House of Riley
NBC
WMAQ
Tommy Cook
Junior
John Brown
Digger O'Dell
Paula Winslow
Mrs
Wwilil
Ralph Edwards
Nbc-Who
Songstress
Joan Edwards
Edwards
Mession
Maria Goulavitch
Office of Strategic Services
Hollywood Star
Cbs-Wbbm
WMT
Sylvia Sidney
Dane Clark
Miss Goulavitch
Czechoslovakia
OSS
WGN
Tony Martin
Chicago
Judy Canova
Cedar Rapids defense rental head to guest on Legion program
J. Wilkinson director of the Cedar Rapids defense rental area will appear on the American Legion program over WMT Sunday at 10 15 am The discussion will cover New Construction New Rentals and Evictions Clayton B Ellis Hanford post radio chairman will serve as interviewer
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T J. Wilkinson
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
WMT
Clayton B. Ellis
Hanford Post Radio
Jamboree and Hour by Hour Radio Schedule Mockup
A fragmented radio timetable lists shows and stations including WHO KXEL WGN WMT and WJ histories. It mentions Jamboree Barn Garnivad talk segments Miss America coverage and late night news with sports and singing programs across stations.
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WGN
WMT
Wren
KXEL
J. Lone
Chicago
George ‘Hicks Wat
Judy Canova
Hayes
Nasarenes
WMT Star T
Sacl
B. Barton
WMY
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Rodin
Gestapo
OGPU
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Mikado
George Clark
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Ashington
Yalta
Reich
Washington
Mr. Byrnes
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Society of Nations
Rhineland
Saar
Saxony
NKVD
Soviet
Secret State Police
West
By Stuart Symington
Drew Pearson
Stuart Symington
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Bikini
Great Wall
Bonneville Dam
Asia
the Air Age
Detroit News
George E. Sokolsky
James Mead
Mead
Butch
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tom Dewey
Robert Moses
Sokolset
Wm. Brady
Personal Health
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