Bond Cashing and FEPC Back in National Debates
Americans redeemed about seven billion in government savings bonds while new purchases lagged by about a billion. Treasury official Vernon Clark cites wartime uncertainty like the coal strike as driving redemptions, with total bonds outstanding above thirty billion. President Truman pushes for permanent FEPC legislation as civil rights issues return to Congress amid NAACP and other groups urging action.
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Wherry-Go-Round by Drew Pearson
Long column recounts White House mood and political maneuvering during Truman era. Describes president’s buoyant appearance to callers, GOP opposition, and friction over leadership and policy amid congressional tensions and Senate interactions.
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Drew Pearson
Party pressure shifts Negro vote power in Congress
The piece argues that the Negro vote wields more influence than the Democratic South, shaping FEPC policy and congressional wrangling. It notes Rep Cox and Truman remarks, predicts renewed emphasis on civil rights to court Black support, and warns Southern Democrats face political pushback without unity.
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Georgia
This Afternoon by John Temple Graves
A critical look at President Roosevelt's Monday message described as slightly left of Taft and praised for its patriotism and stance on fiscal policy. The author contrasts liberal critics with Henry Wallace, warning against excessive dependence on war veterans’ demands and calling for restraint in tax cuts.
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A garbled OCR style snippet lists various names and terms across locales including Naples and Washington. It references individuals such as Arthur Sweeter and John W. Eanes, but the fragmentary text lacks a coherent event or clear context to form a concise news item.
Truman aide to steer GOP patronage in White House
President Truman appoints Leslie R. Biftle as top liaison between the White House and GOP leaders. He will manage patronage and cut deals on executive department jobs while handling Democratic nominations except for cabinet posts and the Supreme Court.
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Bill Pawley
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World Today examines Polish election and foreign influence
The piece discusses Polish elections under a Moscow-dominated government, noting intimidation, detentions, and government militia at polls. It questions boycott effects amid voters in 19 districts facing limited choice and the potential for unrest or Russian aid. It also touches on Salvador Dali exhibits in Oregon and Boston horse populations.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Warsaw
Kweep
Thewandy
Mikcotajez
Advertising Misfire in Indianapolis Case
Abraham Boozman faced unpaid advertising while Bozigian advertised a used store for sale. A thief stole the store item from Bozigian’s garage before it could be sold. The 1946 U S production of new Muminum reached about 838 million pounds.
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Abraham Boozman
Bozigian
U. S
Radio Network Programs Friday and Saturday Schedule Fragments
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Carolyn Gilbert
Meredith Wilges & Orch
Luan Kenger
H. V. Kaitenborn
Paul Lavelle
Court of Missing
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Thin Man
FBI
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Abe Winny Simma
Sly
Abe Lyman
Abe Moore
Durante
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Ann Sothern
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Aother
Our Foreign Policy
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Voice of Business
Elmer Davis
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Songe
Cortsin
Abe Vaughn Monroe
F. H. LaGuardia
Life of Riley
Hollywood Star
Roy Ragera
Gage
Abe Sherlock Holmen
Judy Canova
Hollywood
Fullen Lewis Jr
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Henry J. ‘Taylor
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Tilo
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Ed McConnell
Jackie Hill
Dinah Shore
Ferdinand Strack
Orb
Benny Goodman
MBS
Gregory Stone
the Starlighters
Ae Foeles
Chicago
Korna A Krackin
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