New Doctrine To Realign World Truman Draws Battle Lines
BAUKHAGE argues Truman's Monroe Doctrine signals a stark choice for nations between American leadership and Soviet influence. The piece contrasts democratic cohesion under U S policy with competing economic models and warns that allied governments must align with the United States or risk exclusion from postwar influence.
Communists Aims, Bans, and Life Insurance Stats
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urged banning the Communist party but faces opposition from the Congress’s anti red group and Kiplinger Magazine outlines three aims of American Communists revolution, Soviet government, and a classless economy. A life insurance survey shows average U S family protection rising from 1914 to 1945, with 1945 protection near equal to national income.
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Eugene Dennis
New Kiplinger Magazine
Washington
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Committee On un-American Activities
FBI
Vanishing Whooping Crane Illustration Story Absurdly Lost
The column notes a missing illustration meant to accompany remarks on the vanishing whooping crane. Two national magazines ran stories on the bird, with estimates ranging from about a hundred down to 29 individuals. The Fish and Wildlife Service reports fewer than 46 remain, concentrated along the coast of southern Louisiana and Texas.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Louisiana
Texas
Floods and War Decrees Across Nations
Floods ravage southern England with evacuations and ruined crops as rivers top 1894 records. In Paraguay, Morinigo issues a war decree. rebels gain border control while government troops push back. Georgia rulings declare Melvin Thompson rightful governor with Talmadge fading from power amid voided bills.
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Bolivia
Brazil
Bels Vista
Pedro Juan Caballero
Ceptan Bado
Melvin E. Thompson
Georgia
State Supreme Court
Herman Talmadge
Gene
Eugene Cook
Talmadge
Cook
Supreme Court
The Teacher Problem and Education Bills in Congress
The piece surveys teacher strikes in Buffalo and St Paul and notes Congress has not advanced education funding. It highlights Senator George Aiken’s proposed $100 per pupil floor and mentions opposition from southern senators who fear costs for Black schools. It also covers Truman frontier diplomacy and Hoover FBI files as part of a broader column. The text also references Eisenhower ordering repatriation of American soldiers’ remains in China.
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WNU
Eye Street
Washington, D. C
Washington
Harry Truman
Wall Street Journal
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House
Lodge
Buffalo
St. Paul
Vermont
George Aiken
Green and McGrath
Rhode Island
McCarran
Nevada
Taft
Ohio
Pare
Georgia
Wick
California
Sterling Cole
New York
GOP
Senate
Hartley
New Jersey
Aiken
Mississippi
New York State
Fulbright
Arkansas
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Big City
Hoover
Highest on record as livestock value hits peak in 1946
U S government data show farm inventory value of all livestock rising to 11 252 000 dollars in 1946, up 25 percent from 1945 and the highest on record despite a decline in livestock numbers. Cattle hogs sheep chickens and turkeys priced per head climbed to new highs while feed grain stocks were near record levels.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Treating Wounds by Home Nursing Advice
A reader’s handwritten note urges immediate doctor contact for a cut hand and step by step wound care with soap, water, peroxide, and hot epsom salt baths. It promotes a Home Nurse booklet No Bt from Weekly Newspaper Service for 25 cents, listing contents on contagions, pregnancy care, post operation care, and emergencies.
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New York
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One Way Out At The Movies With A Baby
A young couple takes their infant to a cinema where the manager warns them to quiet the child or leave. The baby quiets, the feature drags on, and the husband jokes for a punchline as the couple endures the tedious film.
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