Risk Taking Signals McCabe Seizes Control At Federal Reserve
The article argues Thomas E. McCabe has begun to dominate the Federal Reserve Board, shifting power from Marriner S. Eccles. It notes McCabe favors tax changes to promote risk taking in stocks, contends margins and credit controls were mishandled under Eccles, and praises Hoover’s postpresidential public service and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Thomas E. McCabe
McCabe
Reserve
Marriner S. Eccles
Reserve Board
Truman
Eccles
Washington
Hoover at 75 marks end of long public life
Herbert Hoover's 75th birthday signals the completion of a long public career. He may be finished with formal service yet remains a figure of contradictions whose legacy puzzles historians, from humanitarian feats in World War I to the later maligned era of the Great Depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Roosevelt
U. S
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Trade Shifts and the Dollar Dilemma
The article outlines postwar shifts toward U S self sufficiency through synthetic and substitute products. It cites detergents, nylon, synthetic rubber, and coal to liquids as drivers reducing reliance on foreign sources. It notes foreign exporters need access to U S markets for dollars, and links these shifts to Marshall Plan goals and limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Venezuela
Canada
America
Rural telephone bill faces Senate roadblocks
Backers of Sen Poage Hill REA telephones bill cite a county store letter about bribes for pay stations to claim rural service is stalled by high costs and opposition from Bell system and independent lines. Industry advocates argue private firms can expand service with government loans while REA co op lines reach more customers.
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Washington
NEA
Rural Electrification Administration
San Bernadino County
Calif
Bell
Victoryville
Farm Organization
Senate Agriculture Committee
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Lister Hill
Alabama
Texas
W. R. Poage
House
REA
Senate
Bell Telephone System Companies
Independent Telephone Institute
Congress
Congressmen
Free-Enterprise Trade
Claude Wickard
Telephone Company
U. S
F. Craig
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
U. S. Census Bureau
Southcentral
Craig
These Days By George Sokolsky on Strauss and AEC
The piece argues Admiral Lewis Strauss opposes Lilienthal on atomic energy policy, criticizing bureaucrats and praising adherence to the Atomic Energy Act. It notes resignations, debates over sharing bomb know-how, and Strauss’s stance that Congress must consent to such transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Alger
Lilienthal
TVA
AEC
Congressional Committee
Commission
Strauss
Liffenthal
Admiral Strauss
Blair House
Congress
McMahon
Tonight’s Letters Spur Chatty Dispatches From Washington
A collection of whimsical and pointed remarks covers hot weather quips from casual readers to public figures. It includes a sardonic note on heat and humor about President Truman and General MacArthur, plus items on Margaret Mitchell’s accident and a Scottish quip about bargaining for a suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Truman
Far East
Department of the Army
Japan
Ambiguity in Atomic Energy Act Must Be Addressed
The speaker argues for literal interpretation of the Atomic Energy Act to maintain uniform law administration. He warns that reinterpretation by public officials would cause disorder and urges formal action to resolve any remaining ambiguities rather than rely on subjective viewpoints.
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Hoover
Murdock McNabb
Murdoch
Les
Jamie
Congress
Bowery
Potter’s Field
Wingless chicks flown to England for hatching
Three dozen wingless chicken eggs bred by Peter Bauman of Des Moines were transported to England for hatching. The shipment, aboard British Overseas Airways, was sent to Harper Adams Agricultural College in Newport Shropshire.
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New York
Ins
Peter Bauman
Des Moines
England
British Overseas Airways
Harper Adams Agricultural College
Newport Shropshire
Autumn Walks and Bowery Vignettes in Public Verse
Broadside style column blends a秋 theme with city scenes. Author recalls autumn walks and faded springs while critics skew Bowery life showing outcasts, irony, and social critique. Includes updates on Hollywood figures and political chatter.
Quotes on youth, planning, and economy from 1940s figures
A compilation of remarks by Dr. William H. Coleman Bucknell University President Truman and Leon Keyserling. The quotes touch on youth responsibility laissez faire planning and economic outlook noting criticisms of planned and controlled economies and a sharp critique of gender stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Coleman
Bucknell University
President Truman
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Bird Dog HORIZONTAL Clue Set Overview
A concise listing of crossword style clues including hints for Bird Dog horizontal and related entries such as mythical Britain king and early English tale, with several numbered items and cross references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Answer to Previous Puzzle 344 Clues and Answers List
A compact compilation of puzzle clues with numeric indices and paired hints including terms like Persian tentmaker essential being exist and weight measures. The list includes wordplay items across many domains with references to symbols colors and objects such as silver symbol and emerald hints.
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
D. A. Rawley
Charles B, LO
Associated Press
Robert L. Thompson
C. W. Patterson, JR
Mgr
Europe
Joyride
George Sokolsky
Bob Consadine
New York Street
Moorer
Russia
Mr. Hoover
Uncle Sam
M.D
Grover Cleveland
House of Morgan
France
Hurt
Atlanta
Margaret Mitchell
Peachtree Street
Longfellow
Broadway
Jack Last
Joy Hathaway
Harry Truman
Vaughan
Tanforan
Paragon
John Maragon
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Atlantic City
Henry Wallace
Millionaire Hope
Millionaire Crosby
Bing
Milllionaire
Sheilah Ryan
Mel Bishop
Ruth Brown
Sheilah
Tony James
June Raymond
Scamperrice
Mack
Cutty Park
Newman
Jeanne Courtney
Bubbles Darlene
Columbia Pictures
Jolson
Broadway Picture Palace
Sonja
Henie
Winnie
Gardiner
Morocco
California
Ted Deglin
Howard Hughes
Joyce Seigenfeld
Frank Satenstein
Latenstein
Chicago
Betty Bruce
Jim Farley, Jr
Pat Dillon
Marshall Grant
Princess Shah
Indore
Maine
Valentine Cortese
Bill O'Dwyer
Robert K. Straus
Macy's
Vito Marcantonio
Newbold Morris
Repulican
Bennett F. Terry
Deankard
India
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