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Financing the Campaign Sets Record with 60 Million Goal
The Truman Barkley clubs aim to raise sixty million dollars from membership cards at one dollar or more to fund campaign activities. Expenditures face federal limits of three million for parties and five thousand from individuals, but state groups and affiliates can maneuver around these caps. The debate centers on legality and practicality of such unprecedented fundraising and its impact on party independence.
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United States
Refugees appeal for aid amid Palestine conflict
United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte described the Palestine refugee crisis as more than a humanitarian issue, hindering peace efforts. An estimated 330,000 to 565,000 refugees, mostly Arabs, include many children under five and spread across the Palestine areas, Syria, Transjordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and Israel.
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Jordan
Lebanon
Egypt
Israel
Bernadotte
Foe of ignorance reshapes a Negro educator's legacy
Ridgely Torrence profiles John Hope, an obscure yet pivotal leader who headed Atlanta Baptist College and helped form Atlanta University. Hope aligned with Booker Washington on education, arguing ignorance harms progress and urging better schooling for Negroes. The biography, long awaited, highlights his lasting impact.
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John Hope
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Atlanta Baptist College
Atlanta University
Booker Washington
Time to Stump a Picture in Congress and Election Haste
A critical mood in Congress shows lawmakers rushing to end sessions to return home for reelection over anti inflation housing and pleo measures. The public scene features rival candidates campaigning at picnics and doorbells, stressing campaign strength over policy. Meanwhile New York City plans a 3.5 million seven story auto shed, taxi fares may rise. A Bible thought notes life is brief and we must attend to the king's business.
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Forest industry mirrors Canada’s top sectors history
The excerpt notes the forest industry as Canada’s second largest primary sector. It mentions beliefs about long fingernails used as a shield from work in the 1890s and references electric light meters in U S homes and industries. It also notes crosses from the 5th century and Manx aviation?
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Housing reform aims to ease buying in new act
Washington details of the housing act show bargain basement financing for low cost homes and extended terms. FHA insurance extends to 9 percent of value up to $6,000, with changes to Title I and Title II financing, increased repair loans, and co op options for veterans.
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Federal Housing Administration
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Lustron Corporation
President Truman Campaign and Cruise Route Outline
The plan traces President Truman’s nine day vacation and work cruise before Labor Day campaign kickoff in Detroit. The itinerary follows the Potomac to Chesapeake Bay and Delaware Chesapeake Canal then along the Atlantic coast to Cape Charles before returning to Washington.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Sound Effects Add Realism For Radio Audiences
NBC and ABC programs vie for realism as sound experts like Al Scott craft audio illusion. A recent NBC broadcast used car roar, slate insulation, a stomping run, and smashing a strawberry box to simulate impact, guiding listeners through a vivid aural scene alongside listed shows and times.
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Inflation blamed on Congress and Truman housing boost
Washington observers faulted the special session for fueling inflation with a housing program that kept building costs high. The credit bill, the sole anti inflation act, may not curb prices as much as housing, while critics say both Truman and Congress share responsibility for the rising tide.
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The Contractor and the Architect Meet in Branfield
Andrew Delacourt, an aspiring architect, faces rejection from Louis Baron and plans to stay in Branfield. After a street fight, he contemplates farming to make a living, while Bigelow and Mrs. Potts offer tentative support in a small New England town. The scene sets up Andrew’s resolve to redefine his path in a harsh world.
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Branfeld
Convictions Reported by Conservation Commission
The Conservation Commission announced 87 convictions out of 88 arrests in July for violations of Conservation Laws. The report notes the season’s wildlife and natural history trivia alongside brief notes on animals and natural phenomena.
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Conservation “Commission
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