Telling to the People Truman radio reports shift in foreign policy
The article reviews President Truman’s radio address on his Pacific conference with General MacArthur and compares it to Roosevelt’s and Wilson’s use of the medium. It traces U S leaders’ wartime diplomacy from 1943 through 1947, noting shifts from hopeful unity to disillusionment and ongoing debates over postwar peace and occupa tion policies.
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Pacific
Truman
Roosevelt
Woothrow Wilson
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Tehran
Far East
Stalin
Peo
Germany
U. S
Great Britain
Council of Foreign Ministers
Lond
Byrnes
Risin
Siso
Paris
Marshall
London
United States
Springdale Man Killed by Freight Train at Crossing
George Dimia aged 74 of Springdale was fatally struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train at the Center Street crossing yesterday. He walked into the path of the moving locomotive and died instantly.
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Springdale
George Dimia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Center Street
Weather shifts bring snow flurries to western Pennsylvania
Falling rain and temperature drops forecast snow flurries in western Pennsylvania within 24 hours. A cold snap may spread across the region tonight and Saturday, with the middle west also expecting cooler air. County officials may be asked to probe alleged fake search warrants related to liquor raids in Corry after recent audits. Local hunters worried by drought and fires anticipate rainfall easing ease. Mead and Brown plan a large addition at their East Main station for washing and oil services, following a similar project at West Smith street. Carl Whittaker elected Student Council president at the Junior High, with Victor Dietzel as vice president. candidates spoke briefly before the vote. Lake Geneva, Switzerland, described as prescent-shapen, 45 miles long and eight miles wide.
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Middle West
Corry
Ury
Mead and Brown
East Main Street
West Smith Street
Carl Whittaker
Victor Dietzel Wil
How's Your I. O. 4f Answer the 10 questions quiz
A quiz prompts readers to rate memory, score monthly averages, and check answers on Classified Page. Questions cover geography, astronomy, WWII battles, rivers, composers, biblical figures, Social Security act, Catholic ceremonies, and opera forms.
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Ganges
Lady In Blue
Rabbi Ben Bara
Jesus
Julius Caesar
Pontius Pilate
Nero
Golden West
NO PROGRESS REPORTED IN NEWSPAPER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh wage dispute between publishers and 209 mail room workers stalls federal conciliator George W. Woomer who reports no progress after two meetings. Mailers earned 78 a week before the strike demand 31 daily increase, publishers offer 10 cent hourly raise rejected. Morning Post Gazette and afternoon Sys Telegraph and Press closed, 2,600 furloughed workers, some start Pittsburgh Daily Reporter to cover local news.
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Pittsburgh
George W. Woomer
Steel City
Morning Post-Gazette
Sys-Telegraph and Press
Pittsburgh Daily Reporter
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