Rates, misstatements, and memorials cited in 1947 notice
A garbled page fragment references rates and carriers, a misstatement of pact, and a request for investigation. It includes a quotation from II Samuel and a poem tribute, with names and addresses from Kelly Smith Co and National Representatives in Chicago and New York.
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Churchill says I told you no in postwar lend lease talk
Winston Churchill in a telegram to a Conservative candidate argues the Socialists faulted him for not securing postwar lend lease with the United States. He insists he could have arranged a good working deal with Roosevelt or Truman had he stayed in power, dismissing opponents' claims as hypothetical and unprovable.
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Stassen Attacks Soviet Machinery Exports in Milwaukee Speech
Harold E. Stassen, seeking the Republican nomination, warned against continued shipments of American machinery to Russia, calling it economic appeasement. He cited Russia’s stance on atomic energy control, European reconstruction, and world tensions, urging accountability for U S exports and referencing past lend-lease activity and recent reports of heavy machinery and railway equipment sent to the Soviet Union.
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Bradley as Next U S War Leader Lauded by Press
The piece defends Gen Omar Bradley while criticizing reports about his personality. It recalls Ernie Pyle’s 1943 admiration of Bradley, notes his modesty and calm, and contrasts wartime leadership with public expectations. It also touches on Air Corps procurement, policy debates, and 1948 political hints.
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World Today Analysis on European Politics and East West Tensions
Bewing Mackenzie offers analysis on democracy vs. Soviet influence in Europe. He notes France faces a rightward shift, De Gaulle’s rise with the Rally, and Britain seeking moderation without appeasing Bolshevism as Western governments respond to Cold War pressures.
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Thanksgiving reflections by Hal Boyle in New York
Hal Boyle writes a November Thanksgiving reflection about the day’s chaos and comfort. The piece paints family scenes of overindulgence and humor, from turkey feasts to lingering memories. It notes humor, nostalgia, and small town voices, ending with a wistful memory of times together.
Royal Newlyweds End Part Of Honeymoon
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip ended their honeymoon at Broadlands and left for the Scottish hills. A police escort accompanied them as they departed the estate of Philip's uncle Earl Mountbatten, where they had spent the last six days.
Disparate Voices on Freedom and Diplomacy
A collage of quotes from Eleanor Roosevelt Homer Ferguson Joseph Stalin Robert E. Hannegan and Trygve Lie critique free enterprise diplomacy the fight against communism and the conduct of foreign policy. Each reflects sharp opinions on leadership accountability and how actions align with stated aims.
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Oscar Levants Abou To Kiss And Make Up
LOS ANGELES AP Four hours produced a chance the domestic relations of Oscar Levants. On Monday Mrs Levant former June Gale actress suit for separate maintenance. She charged Levant a plan radio and film figure with cruelty and demanded a large share nis income and their commu n cus property. She also asks of their three daughters. Yesterday her attorney M Fink said he believed ter ly in reconciling and he probab ask dismissal of the suit in 3a or two.
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One as Deadly as Two Health Survey Warns
A health survey notes that whooping cough and related diseases kill many children, while the Telmatobius microphthalma frog of the Andes breathes through its skin and rarely surfaces to the water.
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