Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Readers review a 1927 column noting a seven year old child injured in an East South street auto crash near Harding School. New southside businesses lease stores on Center and South streets to open electric repair and appliance shops. Firemen battle a gas leak at Houghton apartments. Buick crash at North Center street injures Miss Mary Condra. Lillian Carroll hosts twenty guests at a Wiener roast near Columbus. The Dial, St Edward's new student paper, debuts with Charles Burkhardt as editor. Paris in Motor facts reveal small electric motors comprise over 150 parts.
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Juli Darling
Joe Gentilman
Lane
Lita
South Center Street
Service Appliance Company
South Street
St. James Hotel
J. B. Patterson
Mary Condra
Bond Street
R. &. Palmer
North Center Street
Condra
Lillian Carroll
Columbus
Comment On Today's Affairs The Spectator Criticism Of The Marshall Plan
A Toronto Spectator column argues critique of the Paris Plan by delegates from 15 European nations. It assigns blame for Europe’s postwar chaos to Western policy, noting coal and food shortages and the impact of Soviet influence, while discussing Germany’s role and postwar dispossessions under Potsdam patterns.
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Paris
Western
Europe
Poland
Silesia
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Germany
Rusala
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Allied Control Council
Postwar Europe and China policy questions debated
The writer argues about displaced persons moving into Germany, the European recovery need, and United States responsibility. Attacks on national fault lines occur as the author questions China policy, Marshall’s stance, and Wedemeyer’s report. The text blends foreign policy critique with calls to aid western Europe and China.
West Coast and Mountain Republicans loom large at 1948 convention
A salt lake city meeting of Republican leaders from eleven western states is projected to yield 166 of the 1093 delegates to the 1948 Republican national convention, about 15 percent. The plan notes the regional tilt in the Electoral College and discusses district based delegation rules and potential shifts if Western states swing differently from 1940 and 1944 voting patterns.
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Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lak City
Solid South
West
South
Republica
House
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Dewey
Colorado
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Tolaho
Nevada
Stephen
Montana
Leprosy Among Veterans Reveals Imported Risk and Family Susceptibility
Medical discussion notes leprosy as an imported disease with long incubation and strong family susceptibility. It cites past veteran cases from Spanish American and World War I eras, none from World War II then, but warns of expected future cases among World War II veterans and in areas where leprosy is uncommon.
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Americas
Obé
Inquiries on Politics and History in a Classified Quiz
Questions probe senators and mottos, ship names, and early 20th century events. Topics include Senator Young’s state, a motto on coins, Kansas City investigations, Byrd’s Arctic voyage, DC size history, the International Cancer Research Commission, ancient Triumvirates, and 1936 Republican presidential nominee.
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Senator Young
U. S. Senate
U. S
Kansas City
Nelson Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Bre
Byrd
Arctic
Navy-MacMillan
Greenland
District of Columbia
International Cancer Research Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houghton
Graves
West Pleasant Street
the Dial
St. Edward's School
St. Edward's, Literary Society
Charles Burkhardt
the Spectator
Chiniy
Asia
Bradumlly
China
Chiang Kui-Shen
Journal
Marshall
Chiis
Wedemeyer
I. Q
Oregon
Ave
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Utah
Washington
Junior
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Medina
Hisuras
Manchey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lytia
Pinktan
Cory
Alpagora
Turner
Stetson
Manhattan
Ohio
Hubbard Squash
Calif. Oranges
U.S. Mo
Clearfield Cheese Magic Cup
Coffee Orchard Park Coffee Flavorite
Tbs
Wan
Yardley
Ford
Flan Powell Motor CO
Center ST
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