Russians Urge Four Power Rule For West Germany
Weekly analysis notes East West tension at Paris Big Four talks as Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky urges wiping out West Germany and returning Ruhr to four power control. Western powers reject the plan. impasse persists. Congress curtails must legislation while delaying health insurance and civil rights items. three priority bills loom. Senate leaders eye action on minimum wage, wheat agreement, and top government pay raises as adjournment nears.
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Paris
Dean Acheson
Senator Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Berlin
Andrei Vishinsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Ruhr
U.S
Britain
France
Kremlin
Germany
U. S
Truman
Brannan
House
Senate
Scott Lucas
Lucas
In These Columns a New Paper Year Begins
A compact note signals a fresh newspaper era with fresh columns and renewed local focus. The brief hints at ongoing community coverage and updates from editors and readers.
Forrestal death recalled as defense chief leaps from hospital
A Washington hospital report cites James V. Forrestal, former U S defense secretary, driven to suicide by operational fatigue and harsh radio critique. Officials note heavy burden of wartime naval programs and armed forces unification, with Truman calling Forrestal a casualty of war. Critics debate journalism’s role while mourning a man overwhelmed by torment.
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Sophocles
Ajax
James V. Forrestal
U. S. Defense
National Naval Medical Center
Washington
Forrestal
Defense
Truman
Goose on Loose Puzzles Town as Genevieve Feasts
A garbled note describes a goose named Genevieve causing a stir in a town setting, with a successor rumored and a doghouse scene noted. The fragment hints at a playful or chaotic incident centered on a goose and local curiosity.
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Genevieve
JOB OUTLOOK Better for Grads in 1949
Starting salaries remain near last year's peak as the Northwestern National Life survey shows many colleges reporting stronger hiring in the final week. Engineering grads average about 280 to 300 dollars weekly, with business and liberal arts seniors earning 200 to 275 monthly. Some schools note fewer offers than 1948, others report better demand in late weeks.
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Family Economics Bureau
Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
Dartmouth College
School of Business Administration
St. Louis University
University of Nebraska
College of Business Administration
Duquesne University At Pittsburgh
Boston University
Ohio State
Yale University
TIVE
Illinois Institute of Technology
Britain Fears Rock Apes Dwindling at Gibraltar
New York report notes fewer than 20 Barbary macaques live on the Rock of Gibraltar. Britain has long protected the troop, placing apes under a keeper and limited rations since 1856. Many descendants are replacements from Africa after World War II, with ongoing mischief and occasional clashes with residents and soldiers.
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New York
Rock of
Gibraltar
Great Britain
Mediterranean Sea
Europe
National Geographic Society
Eisenhower
North Africa
Africa
Barbary
Strait
Mediterranean
Straits of Gibraltar
Auto Easy to Purchase In Prague for $8,000
In Prague a Skoda 1101 tudor sedan can be bought for about 415,850,680 crowns or $8,317.16. With a ration permit the price drops to 203,505.40 crowns, but buyers must prove a valid reason. on the free market no proof is needed if money is available. The Skoda is a compact car, smaller than a 1933 Chevrolet and larger than a German Volkswagen.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Frea
Volkswagen
Jerusalem Scrolls Found Oldest Testament Record
A two man scientific expedition to the Dead Sea region presents evidence that Jerusalem scrolls are the oldest known in existence, dating to about 38 CE. The find centers on ancient Jerusalem and the Dead Sea area as key references.
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Jerusalem
Helo
Cays
Realistic view on farm subsidies and policy debate
A detached columnist argues that farm leaders overstate the cost and regimentation of the proposed Brannan agricultural plan, noting subsidies now and under Hope-Aiken, and the CCC's historic losses. He warns modernization, calls for government protection, and predicts Taft-Harley repeal as a 1950 issue amid broader education funding debates.
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Brandan
Congress
Brannan
First Aid to the Ailing House Curved Rafters
Curved rafters information can be obtained from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association in Washington DC which offers several publications, some free and some for a price.
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The
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Washington, D.C
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