Truman’s 11 point program faces GOP Congress
James Marlow reports from Washington that Truman urges an 11 point plan to curb inflation, fund housing, and finance a $65 million UN building loan. Republicans anticipate limited action, with price controls and cost of living the central issue ahead of November elections.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Truman
United Nations
New York
U.N
Republi
House
Senate
Mr. Truman
Frederick C. Smith
Ohio
Smith
Trial unfolds over workgroup suit and shooting threats
The hearing covers a wage claim by a group of labor creditors against Falcon Chal company and Waddell Fuel Company with trustees and partners named. Local testimony details a shooting incident involving Curry, Guy Weaver and family connections, including threats and motor scooter purchases, as bonds are set at 5000 dollars for Curry's release as relatives work to post bond.
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Pare Oncy
Tustame
Meisel
Tra Muorks
Lion
Falcon Chal Company
Waddell Fuel Company
O. E. Wycoff
Louis Gullota and Company
A Corporation
Paul B. Ross
James L. Ruane
Ralph M. Ross
Busi~ Nees
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Ross Construction Company
Lanis Gullota and Co. IA Corporation
Marine Corps
Curry
Parris Island
S. C
Lawrence E. Weaver
Hugh R. McPhail
Weaver
Francis L. Warder
Weavers
T McPhail
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CHAPTER TWENTY FOUR ALCHEMY OF A SECRET AFFAIR
Helen and Don drive after a bus delay and share a charged kiss as their complicated affair edges forward. He asserts friendship, she tries to justify secrecy while John and Alec loom as potential witnesses and consequences. He then asks for a ride and proposes supper, offering a tentative reprieve.
Summer reading offers depth beyond light fiction
The piece urges travelers through summer reading to tackle substantial works. It highlights adults and students carving time for enduring books, from history and architecture to philosophy and classics, as a source of mental strength and lasting value.
Radio and the Young Influence on nines and children
The article argues radio can both harm and help children. It notes sensational comics and violent radio thrillers may mislead youth, while well designed programs can aid healthy development and provide wholesome activity for young listeners.
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Erie
Vielon
Snell
Discipline and labor discipline at English dockyard strike
The dockyard unrest in England stems from insubordination among workers assigned to a dirty task. When discipline faltered, a strike spread, drawing commentary in the British press. Observers argue Socialism requires self discipline and collective effort beyond promised gains.
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Atrelee
England
Economy of steel and modern life dialogue
A discussion on the central role of steel in modern civilization. It notes that even small cheese-making equipment and large machinery depend on steel, and suggests price increases in steel would raise costs for many consumer goods. The piece emphasizes steel’s pervasive reach in daily life.
Bible Thought For Today On Authority And Justice
A daily Bible thought notes that those in authority must be just or betray their trust. It cites Luke 22 85 and describes rulers who exercise power as benefactors. Courtesy: Press Radio Bible Service Inc Cincinnati Ohio.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cincinnati, Ohio
Rug of ancient origin valued at two million dollars
Fragmentary note describes an oriental rug claimed as the first known to cover a large area, linked to Chosroes and the sea's depth, with an estimated value of $2,000,000. The text is garbled but centers on historic rug significance and vast value.
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United States
Chosroes
National Episcopal Church in Go to Church Campaign
The National Council of the Episcopal Church signed a contract with the MBS network for a weekly church series titled Great scenes from great plays. The campaign aims to broaden church participation with an estimated time cost of about 1,000,000 dollars and involves notable talent. The program is set to start Friday.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
National
Council of the Episcopal Church
MBS Network
Draft director cautions on army calls and registrations
The draft director said no word yet from the army on when or how many men will be required. A news conference said the first call may not come before October 1. Hershey noted 30 000 men could require dipping into 23 year olds and that only about 880 25 year olds may be available. Registration of 95 year olds is August 30 with later groups in September ending September 18 for 18 year olds. all men 18 to 25 must register unless on active duty. Veterans and National Guard members must register as well.
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Helen
Alec
Anne
Don
Stone House
Army
Hershey
Armed Services
Naional Guard
Judge Moore Addresses Lions International on UN role
Federal Judge Ben Moore of Charleston West Virginia told the 31st annual Lions International convention in New York that the United States must guard UN development as a path to permanent world peace. He said America must protect its growth of the United Nations until it reaches real and permanent peace and that selective service has not yet written deferment regulations.
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New York
Ben Moore
Charleston
W. Va
Lions Internal
United States
United Nations
Civil rights proposals debated after wartime claims settlement
The discussion centers on a set of civil rights measures proposed alongside a lone wartime claim settlement for Japanese Americans. President Roosevelt outlines seven key reforms including federal anti lynching protections voting rights independent enforcement and DC home rule while Dixie Democrats resist. The clash highlights a deeper struggle over constitutional guarantees and self government across US territories and states.
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Permanent Commission On Civil Rights
Congressional Committee On Civil Rights
Department of Justice
Fair Employment Practice Commission
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Alaska
Lour-island
United States
Republican critique of Truman message framed as death rattle
GOP voices frame Truman's message as a cross between a death rattle for the New Deal and the stir of the Wallace party, asserting the American people recognize this while noting injuries to trees are a recurring concern highlighted by preserver commentary.
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GOP
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Bomber suspect named in Lake Success drop near UN
Police declare Stephen Supina of Warrenville Connecticut as a sought bomber pilot linked to a planned drop near the United Nations headquarters at Lake Success New York. The Air Force veteran reportedly brooded over Security Council approaches to world peace and the operation drew wide attention.
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U.N
Lake Success
N.Y
Stephen Supina
Warrenville
Conn
Air Force
Security Council
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