Communications notice from inland newspaper representatives
Fragments indicate a communications notice related to postal or newspaper representation, listing locations and offices in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and St. Louis. The readable text references Inland Newspaper Representatives and several address details.
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Ino
New York
Chicago
Wrigley
Detroit
Penobscot
Kansas City
Board of Trade
Flood Disaster Stirs Call for Dammed Flood Control
Residents of the Columbia River Valley face a devastating flood with Memorial Day concealment and a rush to save lives. The piece argues snow, damming, and flood-control works would have prevented the catastrophe, warning that funding and will are needed to protect life and economy.
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Columbia River Valley
Northwest
United States Palestine Policy Tension With United Nations
The president’s insistence that US Palestine policy align with United Nations policy shapes Britain’s stance too. The Security Council and General Assembly show reluctance to act unilaterally, making UN-led action the prudent path. Slow progress of the international organization tests patience but may avert harsher outcomes from hasty independent moves.
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United States
United Nations
Great Britain
General Assembly F
Palestine
Urge to Hoard Shapes Aid Efforts in Greece
A presidential report by Dwight Griswold highlights how aid materials for Greece were stored rather than distributed in the mission's first year. The essay notes that hoarding tendencies appear in crises, citing parallels from China where troops left behind stockpiles. The piece argues such urges influence humanitarian aid planning.
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United States
Greece
Dwight Griswold
China
Theodore H. White
Annalee Jacoby
More Primaries And Political Questions In 1948
The piece comments on the 1948 pre convention campaign, urging broader primaries in New Hampshire Wisconsin Nebraska Ohio and Oregon to reveal a true popular favorite. It criticizes candidates for not expanding state contests and suggests voters should choose party nominees rather than professional politicians. It notes broader public debate and reflects on media and public sentiment.
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Geo Wbborg
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ohio
Oregon
Jhi
Tigodbre
Roosevelt
Taft
Bible Thought and Hopes Across a Turbulent Era
Fragmentary OCR cites religious motifs and a railway firm tie. Mentions Ps 139 8 and hell imagery. Names H D Poling, a former rail firm employee, and references a brother editor figure amid a vague celebration.
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É& O
Split Ideologies in Congress Slow Civil Rights Push
James Marlow surveys congressional behavior as party lines blur in practice. Senators from both parties cross divides to speak, influence peers, or take a record on issues. The text notes Southern Democrats opposing Truman’s civil rights agenda while a 63-12 vote on displaced persons illustrates sectional splits.
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James Marlow
Sie
Epis
Paciament
Timnes
Russia
Joseph Stalin
Congress
Truman
Stata Mushc
Bétpst
Anihiott Lenchings
Man
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Altair
Europe
Senate
Pepper
Florida
Harp strums advance in new quiz show era
In New York on June 4 a music quiz boom unfolds as ABC launches Stop The Music a mystery tune pyramid of prizes on Sunday nights CBS counters with Sing It Again and a Phantom Voice on Saturday nights with Tonight shows. The pace signals a crowded prime time as networks race for musical appeal and audience prizes.
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C. E. Butterfield
New York
ABC
CBS
Congress adjournment plans fuel presidential tilt
The Republican controlled Congress moves to close most legislation by June 1 as it prepares for the June 21 GOP convention and potential White House victory. Taft and Martin set the adjourn date while bills like anti communist measures, displaced persons admission, and inflation relief await action. Potential VP picks surface as both parties eye the ticket. West Point and an Air Force academy proposal spark defense policy discussion.
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Ashington
Congress
Solona
House
Senate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Joseph Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
GOP
White House
Boars
Berbocrats
Truman
Claude Pepper
Florida
New Dealer
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Defense
James Forrestal
Martin
Tafta
Harold B. Stassen
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
AIR
Kilday
National Military Establishment
Air Force
House ‘Armed Services Committee
Planes Stand By In Mid East At Nicosia Airport
scattered wartime broadcast schedule shows NBC CBS and ABC programs amid airlift activity at Nicosia with U S officers monitoring field. mentions 8,000 1,200 in Egypt and oil workers in Lebanon and Saudi Arabia, and a list of radio shows and guests.
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Mid-East
Nicosia
Midalersastif Teck
Palestine
Egypt
NBC
Paul Lavelle Aginmer
Edwin Franko Goldman
CBS
Jane
Ace
Fanny ‘Brice
ABC
Trueman
Chicago
Milt Keatmus
Crosby
Cyprus
M. Schumay
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Lebanon
The Waiter Tells Mike Tracy's Story and Plans
In a late night sequence Kit confesses to Mike about her parents and a possible prison case. Mike vows to research the family history as Tracy’s illness shifts dynamics. Tony Anita and Kirk grapple with money and pride, while Kit shadows Tracy, visiting the hospital and observing the house’s fragile calm.
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Kit
Nahas Pohea
Shin
Mike
New
Chris
Washington
Jane
Tracy Field
Kirk
Tracy
Yott
Mac
Anita
Tony
South America
Tony Waa
Lye
Healdes
Cecil
Caive
Gracy
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Claude ‘Pepper
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
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