State House Boycott Sparks Debate on Vehicle Inspections
The Associated Press notes the state house rejected mandatory auto inspections and urged the senate to rethink. Critics warn changes are needed in law and enforcement, while others credit inspections with reducing accidents and deaths. General Bradley warns of a danger from well meaning citizens neglecting duties to country.
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House of Representatives
Associated Press
Senate
Collier's Weekly
Sach
Bradley
Opposition grows to governor’s all or nothing road bond plan
The All-Or-Nothing proposal for a $200 million road bond faces rising opposition in the legislature and press editorials. Proponents question spending pace, arguing the state could issue the bonds over four years rather than immediately, while opponents call the single choice ill advised and fiscally unsound.
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State Capitol
Lynn Nisbet
Associated Press
Te Roads Committee
Scott
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Congress
Citiens
General Omar Bradley Preaches Powerful WWII Sermon
General Omar N. Bradley, United States Army Chief of Staff and renowned World War II commander, delivers a stirring sermon emphasizing duty, courage, and leadership to troops and civilians alike. His message reinforces resolve amid national challenges and honors fallen service members.
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Omar N. Bradley
United Army
Soviet claims on Antarctica spark new polar row
The Soviet government asserts Russians discovered Antarctica 130 years ago and vows to keep rights to territories found by Russian sailors. The rebuke signals mounting post cold war tensions as Moscow presses claims over the South Pole.
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Antarctica
Kremlin
South Pole
GOP urged to resume watchdog role amid Democratic surge
Governor Dewey and Senator Vandenberg tell the GOP to take an independent middle ground as a governmental watchdog. The piece recalls the party’s stance in 1936 1940 1944 and 1948 during strong Democratic momentum.
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Dewey
Vandenberg
GOP
The Real Threat to the Republic Warning by Rev Clare Hoffman
Rev Clare E Hoffman of Michigan warns that danger to the republic comes from citizens’ vigilance or knowledge gaps about actions of the Executive and Congress. He emphasizes indifference or unawareness as the core peril facing the nation.
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Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
No Such Thing as Anny Lover Says Hollywood Doctor
Dr Henry S Sager a Hollywood psychiatrist argues that love does not guarantee happiness claiming being in love often correlates with discontent and implies people may be satisfied yet miserable.
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Henry S. Sager
Hollywood
Manhood challenged by Seattle woman in aging debate
Around The U. S. by Hal Boyle discusses why men die younger, citing a Seattle woman's view that men fret over perceived superiority. She argues men push endless battles at home, work, and in politics, shortening life, while women accept strength and let men rest.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Seattle
Agriculture and energy used for world peace
Quotes emphasize using land energy and tech to build a stable, productive American agriculture as a fundamental contribution to peace. Brannon and industrial engineer Gideon M. Varga critique housewives' efficiency and warn against employing them by modern industry.
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America
Brannon
Gideon M. Varga
Atomic Secrecy vs Democracy Cited by AEC Leader
Quote from David Lilienthal warnings on secrecy hindering atomic bomb development. Notes tension between secrecy and democratic openness, suggesting not all can be kept hidden. Reflects postwar debates on atomic policy and governance.
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David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Yale pushes civilization studies amid pension equity critique
Dr. Howard W. Haggard of Yale University urges intensive study of American civilization as universities face a moral clash over pensions. CIO leader Walter P. Reuther criticizes industry policy for funding executive pensions while denying worker pensions.
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Yale
Howard W. Haggard
Office of University Development
Yale University
Walter P. Reuther
Cio-United Auto Workers
Pensions and thrift in a growing dependent society
George Sokolsky argues that broad pension schemes erode thrift and independence. He critiques Brewster Rankin Townsend and mass benefits, warning that mandatory pensions reduce savings, production, and private capital while making citizens dependent on government checks.
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Congress
Mad House Satire and Capitol Glamour Clash
Washington column notes Sam Rayburn clashes with Secretary Symington over inviting the full Congress to an air force demonstration. Mentions Jesse Wolcott, Joe Martin, Ernest McFarland, and Henry Wallace, with jibes about glamor and Valentine sentiments.
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Washington
Bland
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
Air Force
W. Stuart Symington
Martin criticizes glamorizing GOP members in Congress
House Minority Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr comments on a proposed scheme to glamorize Republican members of Congress. He states that he does not think the program should proceed as outlined, questioning its merit and impact.
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Walcott
Martin
Ashington
Joe
Capitol
Mr. Martin
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Congress
Celebrities Flourish At Night in New York City Scene
A vivid column paints Mayor O Dwyer eyed for a high film industry post while stars such as Gene Tierney Evelyn Keys and Glenn Ford stroll in gossip pages. It notes Lucille Roberts on the trial beat, Paul Robeson rumors, Marcella Swanson reuniting with Lee Shubert, and Danny Thomas at Club Boheme as curtain calls highlight Theater District life.
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Wm. O'Dwyer
Johnnie
A. Einstein
Gus Bucky
Gene Tierney
Madisunny Ave
Glenn Ford
H. Ford
Art Ford
Stork
Josh Logan
Teleram
Et Opera House
Paul Robeson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Marcella Swanson
Lee Shubert
Reno
John Barrymore
M. Strange
Bramwell Fletcher
Diana
von Ritchie
Sally
Georgia James
Cleveland Society
Danny Thomas
Club Boheme
Florida
Sherry- Frontenac
Lois de Fee
New York Broadway Gossip and Nightlife Snippets
A collage of urband scenes and chatter from Manhattan venues. References range from club chiefs and performers to unsigned acts and gossip about film and music figures including Monti and Loy. The piece surveys nightlife, theater chatter, and social trivia across New York.
Striped Animal Horizon 1 Depicted Animal 6 Sticking Substance
A puzzle style list mixes animal striped clues with words for substances and terms. It includes entries like lingo, click beetle, altitude, and various nouns, prompting a cross clue style solution set across horizontal and vertical categories.
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New Guinea
Nickel silver alloy history and silver use estimate
An excerpt notes nickel silver as an ancient alloy of nickel copper and zinc. It states manufacturing used about 100 troy ounces of silver in processes. It also mentions electric eel shocks being produced chemically.
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Kiss Me
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