Truman Reflects on Roosevelts Footsteps After Roosevelt
A 1945 excerpt discusses how Truman viewed continuing Roosevelt era policies and personnel. It weighs possible continuations and divergences in wartime governance, appointments, and major programs including atomic energy, labor fact finding, and housing, under a new presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Congress
Roosevelt, Coninet
Stimson
Walker
Agriculture Wickard
Frances Feritins
Teasury
Morenthatt
Riddle
Stettinine
Siothinius
J James F. Byrnes
Ronse
Ijin
Yales
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
New Sherman Bank Opens in Sherman
Sherman opens a branch of the Bank of Jamestown at 9 a m making it the first local financial institution in 13 years. Bert Barton, ex Marine and former State Bank of Randolph employee, is named manager with Mrs Lil lian Harmmeligk as assistant. a citizens' committee heads opposition to the branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Bank of James Town
Sherman Bank
Bert Barton
U. S. Marines
State Bank of
Randolph
Bank of Jamestown
Lillian Harmmeligk
Glenn
Understanding Tumors And Cancer Risks From Daily Dozen
The article explains benign versus malignant tumors and why malignant growth is dangerous, highlighting that a single cancerous cell can start a invasive process. It notes possible causes like irritation and chemical exposure, cites smoking and sun exposure as risk factors, and lists three recognized cancer treatments: early surgery, X ray, and radium.
Seven Quiz Questions From a Classified Page
A string of ten trivia prompts appears, asking about patent dating, a House statement on housing, an Alplon birthday, a UNRRA director general resignation, sleeping car service restrictions, the author of The Egg and I, Saint Patrick’s Day weekday, census life expectancy, brandy ingredients, and a Clarion county war honor roll listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Census Bureau
Roosevelt Era Predictions on Truman Program and Policies
The piece contemplates how Roosevelt might have shaped Truman era measures had he lived. It discusses potential stances on British Loan continuities, selective service, civilian military training, government reorganization, wage and hour reforms, full employment initiatives, social security expansion, the St Lawrence waterway, farm parity costs, unemployment compensation, tax policy, Army Navy consolidation, and presidential succession, noting Roosevelt’s possible preferences and opposition inclinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Russia
United Nations Organization
Truman
St. Lawrence
Congress
Navy
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the Medical Society of the
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Clarion
Clarion County
West Main Street
Scott Tissue
Florida
Ean van Camp
T.S. Kelsey
O.D. Optometrist
Perk’s Garage
Ford & Lincoln
Kerry Edwards
East Smith Street
Community Loan CO
Corry, PA
Center St
Hardware & Service
East Main Street
Dial
Wilcoox
East Main St
Lanston
S. Center St
Oxfords
the Fair Store
Oberman Bros
National Bank of Corry
Murphy's
G.C. Murphy Co
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