Noted Politics Commentator on Cabinet Members
The analysis notes time is shorter now and remarks that a cabinet member was not a bad man and might be kindly. It says he believed former Wall Street men cannot escape certain thoughts and actions. The source frames critical views of cabinet officials and financial backgrounds.
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Cedar Rapids
Forrestal
Wall Street
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Clay declares Russia lost cold war in Berlin
General Lucius D. Clay says Moscow’s starvation tactics have earned German hostility and that Russia cannot gain political objectives in Berlin peaceably. He favors using the UN to pressure Moscow and says the U.S. will continue airlift to Berlin indefinitely while preparing for possible long-term operations.
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Russia
Berlin
INS
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Clay
United States
Germany
U. N
Wallace Accuses Truman of Insincerity on Race Question
Wallace campaigned through Dallas accusing President Truman of insincerity in civil rights laws and attacked Forrestal as serving oil interests. He spoke to unsegregated crowds, urged a stronger FEPC program, and warned segregation could cost America its life.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
James V. Forrestal
Berlin
Progressive Party
Texas
Tx. CA
Mr. Truman
House
Sam Rayburn
Wallace
FEPC
Ian
America
Miller to head Northwestern University as president
Kenneth F. Burgess announced the election of Dr James Roscoe Miller as Northwestern University president. Miller, dean of the medical school since 1941, will assume office July 1 succeeding Franklyn B Snyder who retires at 65 under the school's retirement policy.
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Chicago
Kenneth F. Burgess
Northwestern University
James Roscoe Miller
Miller
Franklyn B. Snyder
Snyder
Medical
Black Rules Johnson Restored to Texas Senate Ballot
Justice Hugo Black ruled Tuesday that Lyndon B. Johnson remains the Democratic nominee for U.S. senator from Texas, restoring his name to the November ballot after Coke Stevenson had won a temporary injunction blocking it.
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Washington
Hugo Black
U.S. i Supreme Court
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U.S
Coke Stevenson
Johnson
Federal District Court
Whitfield Davidson
Justice Black Warns Federal Papers Over Election Results
Justice Black cautioned federal newspapers to avoid lumping election results together, urging careful reporting and precise attribution in coverage to prevent misinterpretation.
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Justice Black
Rolling Pin A Century Old Found in Watervliet
A rolling pin discovered in Watervliet New York is said to be at least a century old with some estimates placing it near two centuries. The object was found in a local setting and has drawn curiosity from residents and historians alike.
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Watervliet
N. Y
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