Return to Vermont Triggers Reflections On Foreign Affairs
The World Today columnist recalls a childhood road trip through Vermont to renew ties with old friends like Charles E. Crane and Fred Peters. He describes Lake Champlain colors and warm welcomes, observes Vermont’s steady values, and links personal revisits to broader reflections on progress and enduring national character.
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Breach in Florida GOP linked to Dewey campaign manager
Florida Republican Party Chairman Emory Akerman charged Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's campaign manager Herbert Brownell with triggering a secret breach in GOP ranks that aided Dewey's Florida defeat and risked other states. Akerman said Brownell and convention backer acted to punish Dewey delegates, reviving a feud with committee chair C. Spades and alleging the national committee man sought control of the Florida campaign. Kaltenborn of West Palm Beach, who defeated GOP candidate for Congress, echoed Old Guard Republican criticism but did not name Akerman or his brother in the charge.
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Traveling Salesman Sees Earnings Rise with Rail Travel
Traveling salesman increases earnings and cuts expenses by using Central of Georgia Railway for business trips. Avoids highway hazards and weather delays. keeps salesmen refreshed at destinations. Five day round trips in coach cost tax included 2.33 to Albany and 8.45 to Atlanta. For details call 1497.
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Four Years Of Truman a Tough Path to Promises
The piece argues Truman faces hard fights over repealing Taft Hartley and passing civil rights and housing programs. It notes southern senators may obstruct any repeal, and predicts compromise. It contrasts Truman’s detailed plan with Roosevelt’s improvisation in 1933, and discusses mounting public debt and wartime costs shaping budgets.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Debt and Tech Speculation
A garbled OCR passage discusses public debt and taxation, mentioning a new vacuum tube named netron radiating energy at a billion per second and claiming health and safety effects. It references broadcasting waves, fever, and loud reports from lead pencils, creating a fragmented, uncertain report with no clear facts.
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