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Thought on Strength and Duty by K H T
A brief quotation echoes resolve to live within one’s limits and expand endurance and capacity for useful labor. The speaker, identified by initials K. H. T., frames vigor as a measure of growth and service to need.
Poor Citizenship in Charleston: Citizens urged to prosecute
A Charleston editorial condemns citizen cowardice for not prosecuting crimes and pollution violations. It insists police cannot do all the work and urges residents, including those aware of polluting plants, to seek summonses and court action to protect lives and property, noting past triumphs over lawlessness.
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Charleston
Triangle
Control of Thought Seen Near Future by MIT Expert
Dr John E Burchard of MIT told students that soon science may allow precise control of human thoughts. He cited possible US and Soviet progress and warned against loss of American press independence amid such advances.
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John E. Burchard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sitler
United States
Beginning of Health in Children Seen as Preventive Key
Dr John P Babbard of Children’s Hospital Philadelphia argues that one third of U S children live where preventive care is unavailable, while many others get some school based care. He notes lower child death rates over 30 years and stresses prevention over treatment.
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John P. Babbard
Children’s Hospital
Philadelphia
Amerie
Babbard
Cnticten
Truman Seeks Early Adjournment Amid Senate Slowdown
President Truman faces a clash with a Republican Southern Democrat coalition in the Senate over session length, with administration leaders aiming to avoid a special session this year while pursuing key items such as civil rights, health, minimum wage, and the trade acts. Senate debates delay tax fights, but leaders expect progress on the farm bill, social security limits, and housing amid the Des Moines Democrats gathering.
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Ashington
Truman
Congress
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Senate
Rayburn
House
White House
Lhe
Des’ Moines
Peace talks in Paris ornate Palais Rose echo historic diplomacy
A reflective piece on the long, ritual search for peace as the Big Four foreign ministers meet in Paris. The Palais Rose hosts secret talks, guarded by security services, with opulent rooms and echoes of past diplomacy. The author notes the grand imperial legacy and the fragile hope carried by the ongoing negotiations.
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MVD
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Paris
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Palais Rose
Versailles
Estalier Des Ambassadeurs
Acheson
Vishinsky
Bevin
Schuman
Count Boni de Castellane
Gould
Duke de Valleyrand- Perigord
Otto von Stuelpnagel
Faris
Hitler
Schus
Controversy over Forrestal death and Navy handling
Washington columnist details alleged Navy missteps and psychiatric concerns tied to the death of James Forrestal. Assertions cover press coverage, sedatives, hospital placement, and statements by Navy doctor George Raines, plus broader political inquiries and FBI probes surrounding un American Activities Committee influence.
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Johnson
Mr. Forrestal
Navy
Jim Forrestal
Florida
FBI
Jim
Bey
un-American Activities Committee
Harry White
Treast
Bilbo
Dream House
Dream Lake
Theodore Bilbo
Mississippi
Intercepted Message Jane 1 1949 Near Carl
Intercepted line reflects a cryptic exchange mentioning Carl a mark Coonskin Park and a vague remark about buying value. The fragment preserves names and place but lacks clear context or action.
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Jane
Carl
Mark Coonskin Park
Labor Leaders Press for War-Time Powers and Welfare Promises
The AFL AFL-CIO and labor chiefs urge President Truman to seize and operate blocked property during a national emergency and push for a wartime style program. They promise wage guarantees, medical education funding, and doctor training to expand beds and scholarships within three months, with threats to press Congress.
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John Lewis
Wie
Mapny
Truman
Wayich
Trumman
AFL
The Gazette Quiz Answers From A Long Ago Issue
A reader questions inet by Sion Hi ao penta tory, 1809 headia, and early Mormon migrants. The page lists trivia and answers on topics from cat span to Panhindles states, forest nations, and Hello versus are you there. It quotes Salt Lake City lore and Civil War era logistics.
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New York Observer
Bor
Srinta
Sidric Salt Lake City
Atiass
Salt Lake
Wiper
Ln. A
Baltimore Row
Texas
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Missouri
Readers' Forum on Congress and public trust
Readers discuss unemployment and congressional self interests. They question lobby influence and vow to monitor Washington as promises fade and voter faith declines. The letter highlights lobby funding, campaign pledges, and concerns about national security and public welfare in a sharp critique.
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Editor Gazette
Congress
Washington
Washigton
City council bans prefabricated Lustron homes in Columbus
The Columbus city council voted unanimously to forbid room for prefab Lustron houses amid housing concerns. Proponents warn the move pits progress against traditional builders and fuel local economic decay, echoing past battles over new industries.
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Columbus
Columbie
Dayloz
Ohio
Chambers Testimony on Russian Spy Ring Surfaces at Farm Session
Former Soviet spy chief Waittaker Chambers testified under oath on December 28 1948 at a Westminister Maryland farm, detailing a complex network involving Dr Rosenbleitt and an Irish connection. He described attempts to arm Irish Republicans with submarines and noted Hitler’s suppression of Soviet espionage in the U.S. within weeks of coming to power.
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Trueman
House
Old Thomas Committee
Waittaker Chambers
Westminister
Mid
Hours of Representatives
Committee
Federal Grand Jury
New York
Truman
Roosevelt
Mundt
Nixon
Robert ¥. Stripling
William A. Wheeler
Donald F. Appell
State Department
Chambers
Ubieh and
Waller
Philip Rosenbleitt
Western Union
41St St
Broadway
de Chambers
Ulrich
Tim
Rosenbieitz
Rosenbleite
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Queens
Red Square
Red Army
London
Irish Republican Army
Subs
TRA
Rosenbleitt
Adolf Hitler
F. D. Roosevelt
United States
Hitler
Germany
Baering Down By Arthur Baer A Bugs Bunny Style Satire
Satirical piece by Arthur Bugs Baer from 1943 critiques democracy in Russia and American perceptions. The text riffs on Volga boatmen, autocracy, and shifting political freedoms with playful, mocking tone. It references exotic imagery and contrasts with American diplomacy and hospitality in a humorous, nonliteral way.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
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