Two Worlds Demand Unity or Balance of Power Reconsidered
An analysis argues that without international unity the world edges toward a two bloc split led by Russia or the United States and Britain. It surveys prewar alliances from 1870 to 1907, noting the Triple Alliance and Triple Entente shifts and Britain’s naval concerns.
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Paris
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
Chamber of Depuies
League of Nations
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bismarck
Italy
William 11
Genr
Britain
Morocco
Great
Soviet
Belgium
Poland
Riley
Mussoli
Prange
Hitler
Jub
Uy Lo
Torelle
State CCC sets 600000 bushels of wheat for sale today
Harrisburg May 16 The Commodity Credit Corporation fixed today a sale of 600000 bushels of wheat part of 3800000 stored on Pennsylvania farms for feeding starving millions abroad. A 30 cent per bushel bonus for storage wheat released before May 25 was offered to farmers who sell to the government. President John A. Smith urged farmers to sell 100 bushels to save 70 people and advised contacting local agricultural adjustment offices for arrangements and immediate transportation to terminal elevators for shipment abroad. Farmers may also contract to sell now and gain potential price advances within time limits. County AAA committees were ordered to mobilize 400 community committeemen for a campaign to move the wheat quickly.
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Parc Ea
Harrisburg
Commodity Credit Corporation
Pennsylvania
COG
John A. Smith
Pennsylvania Production and Marketing Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Smith
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
How's Your I. Q. Seven Tricky Classified Questions
The reader asks seven trivia questions from a classified age page. Topics include government GAO’s 45, famous comets, shoguns and Indian gwigwams, bishops Gibbons, the Hawaiian Mars, sovereignty of a fictional Watiean City, Easter date, Bremerhaven’s country, US occupation Germany housing terms, and the principal ore for aluminum.
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I. Q
GAO
Newton
Hulley
Doniati
Edward Gibbon
James Gibbons
Watiean City
Bremerhaven
Germany
Dangerous Kidney trouble alarm backs pain and dull health
A vintage advertisement warns that backache leg pain and frequent night urination signal kidney trouble. It cites excess waste buildup and poisoning, urging readers to take Doan's Pills to flush kidneys and restore health. The copy appeals to a wide audience and promotes the product as relief.
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Aerdon
Dawe
Don
J Merle Finnican Stricken. WWII Veteran Dies at Home
J Merle Finnican a Corry born World War II veteran and former Aero Supply employee died yesterday at his brother in law and sister’s home in Youngsville after a heart attack. He served twenty six months including Korea and Pacific battles returning December 14 1945 as a corporal. Survived by wife Mary, father Dan Finnican, two sisters Mrs Flormee McIntyre and Mrs Frank Neylon, with funeral at Bracken Keating Funeral Home Saturday at 2 PM.
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J. Merlewimnucan
Weing
Albert Mileen
Youngsville
Corry
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Inc
Finnican
Korea
U. S. Army
Pacific
Pinnaean
Mary
Dan Finniaan
Flormee McIntyre
Frank Neylon
Eric
Brncken-Keating
Tractor Trailer Hits Woman at Clarion
A runaway tractor trailer pinned 24 year old Mundelyss M. Student of Philadelphia against a refreshment stand near a highway in Clarion. She was rushed to Brookville Hospital in serious condition with a double fracture of the jaw, bruises, and shock. her parents, Mr and Mrs Andrew Student, witnessed the incident as the truck rolled away from its parking spot. Separately a federal grand jury indicted five individuals from Cleveland, Youngstown and Erie for ceiling price violations and counterfeit sugar stamps tied to a quarter of a million pounds of black market sugar.
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Clanson
Mundelyss M
Philadelphia
Andrew
Brookville Hospital
Erie
Cleveland
Youngstown
Morris Firman
Ross Russo
Marc A. Byrd
Saegertown Pa
Mineral Water Co
Leo
Denga
Mleczko Trial Delayed To June Court Calendar
Supreme Court officials moved to seat the June calendar and delay the first degree murder trial for Leo Joseph Mleczko 28 of Dunirk previously set for March 10. The case concerns the brutal slaying of Lydia Warner of Silver Creek and was postponed to June 10 by Justice Alonzo G Hinkley.
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Mayville
Supreme Court
Leo Joseph Mleczko
Dun
Irk
Lydia
Warner
Silver Creek
Alonzo G. Hinkley
Sune
Lee L. Ottawayal
Truman Calls Third Coal Parley Late Today
Negotiators Edward P. McGrady and Paul W. Puller call an indefinite recess in the third coal parley as deadlock over welfare funded health costs and wage demands persists. The talks affect 75,000 Pennsylvania hard coal miners amid broader docket-clearing moves ahead of a potential murder trial for Mleczia. Justice Hinkley draws a 150 juror pool to select the 12 jurors for the trial.
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Wonmnuen
Rom Yage
Ted
Edward P. McGrady
Paul W. Puller
Tews
UMW
New York
Pennnsylvania
Mleczi
Hinkley
Prnel
Mleczia
Truman White House reports no progress in wage talks
A potential strike deadline expires May 30 as a settlement remains elusive. President Truman convened Lewis and O Neill for a late afternoon meeting with White House aides Charles G. Ross Schwellenbach Snyder and Steelman present. no progress was announced after the session.
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Shroyer
Oseth
Smitty
CCC
Clarion
Mleczko
Thautauqua
Truman
McConnell
Home & Auto Supply CO
South Center St
Dial
William T. Nichols
West Wayne Bt Corry
Sara T
Beckwith & Turner
Atlantic Station
North Center Street
Willys
the Fair Store
Oxfords
S. Center St
Oberman Bros
S.diiamond
Herman’s
Heiman Jewelers
Bing Crosby
Featuring
Modern Music
Loma
Garden Barrow
Lea Plumbing
Cima
Wea
Pheer
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