State Department policy to stay firm against Soviet influence
The Christian Science Monitor notes Dean Acheson supports firm resistance to Soviet policy while keeping lines of negotiation open. It argues the Cold War may last, boosting Western military readiness and healing Marshall Plan gains, with diplomacy avoiding rigidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Monitor
State Department
Dean Acheson
Russia
Europe
Marshall
America
W.A.B
Power shift in House Rules debated after reform
The article argues the new House procedure limiting the Rules Committee may move dictatorial power to the Speaker while expanding democratic lawmaking. It notes past censorship by the Rules Committee, endorses the reform as enhancing transparency, and highlights the Speaker’s open, accountable position as a safeguard against abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Mr. Truman
House
Taft
Senate
Pules
Rules Committee
Congress
J.T
Washington Park to Hold Town Meeting for Electing Officials
The town of Washington Park in Beaufort county plans a town meeting to elect municipal officers under a bill by Senator John C. Rodman. The biannual May meeting will decide officer numbers duties nominations and secret ballots with four weeks notice. Notables include Lindsay C. Warren Herbert Bonner Harry McMullan and George Denny, all linked to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Washington
Beaufort County
John C. Rodman
Lindsay C. Warren
United States
Herbert Bonner
Harry McMullan
North Carolina
Senator Rodman
George Denny
Retirement bill could widen city pension coverage
Lynn and Nisbet argue the 1943 local act would grant retirement benefits to workers who quit city jobs for war time shipyard wages and did not return. They note statewide expansion since 1941 has loosened eligibility turning retirement plans toward broad pensions. If Wilmington’s Cooper bill passes it may set a precedent for other communities and affect the statewide act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Cooper
Retirement Bill Extends City Plan to More Workers
Rep Tom Cooper of New Hanover introduces a measure in the house Tuesday to broaden Wilmington's municipal retirement coverage. The bill would bring under the city retirement plan all city employees with 30 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cooper
New Hanover
Wilmington
Cooper
School Parliament Procedure Class Led by Thad Eure
Secretary of State Thad Eure will again conduct a school in parliamentary procedure for new and old General Assembly members. Eure began the practice about ten years ago with morning classes before the House. Representative Woodard of Northampton urged the resolution requesting Eure to lead the course this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Eure
House of Representatives
Will Agai
General Assembly
Onyones
Woodard
Northampton
Eure
Editorial Fragments Reflect on Deals Greeks and Great Americans
A collection of column excerpts discusses defining deals in politics and business, the Greeks in America, and views on taxation. It notes Roosevelt era terms, Greek immigrant contributions, and remarks on leaders like Lee, Jackson, and Washington while reflecting on fiscal pressures and national character.
True Sayings and Wit From Old Columns
A collage of remarks and quips on motherhood cruelty religion and charity. Lines critique parental discipline drink hypocrisy and charitable deductions with a brisk old newspaper voice and quoted wit.
Quotes Warn of a Bloody War If East Fights West
Dr Hewlett Johnson warns that a clash between the west and east would be the most appalling and long war the world has seen. The Berlin airlift is praised as a peak of peace time aviation by Air Secretary Symington. Senator Milton R. Young questions CCC aid as Europeans are fed while Indians at home lack legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
America
High Point Restaurant Association
Loren Wallin
Times
Dr. Hewlett Johnson
Red Dean
Canterbury
Air Symington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Bert Lahr
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Tribute to Larcade prints first poem in Congress
The Mad House notes Rep Henry Dominique Larcade Jr Louisiana prints the first poem in the 81st Congress Congressional Record. Sim Tarleton’s verse asks Truman to send civil rights plank. other jokes involve Senators Vandenberg Tobey Hayden and Barkley, Chapman, and Cooper in playful political satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dixon
Henry Dominique Larcade, Jr
Louisiana
Larcade
Opeusas
Sim Tarleton
Truman
Harry
Congress Opens With Bizarre and Serious Bills
Washington notes that the new House faces a flood of 600 bills, including serious measures and oddities. Many proposals target local interests while only a fraction may become law, with Truman vetoes and past era comparisons shaping expectations for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
House
Congress
Senate
Truman
Congressman X
Theore
Donald L. O'Toole
N.Y
Winchell in New York a lively look at town affairs
A column style round up highlights Robert Taylors, Garbo Madison Avenue sightings, and social whirl. It notes Katharine Blake with Russell Burke at the Naval Academy press section and Rosamond Riley’s wedding, plus Corkmen’s protest against Time Life and Fortune. It mentions Nancy Carroll, Jack Buchanan in Turkey, and a New Year party at Morocco with Beverly Elliott and E Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Taylors
Barbara Stanwyck
South America
London
Garbo
Madison Avenue
G. S
R. Churchills
Katherine Blake
Vogue
Gen. Ike
Russell Burke
Naval Academy
Rosamond Riley
Georges Bernier
Paris
Nora Martens
June Hutton
Axel Stordahl
Sinatra
Batoneer
Morocco
Beverly Elliott
Walter Thornton
Wall
H. Bloomfield
Whiskers
Kay Thompson
Wms. Bros
Copa City
Henry Youngman
Jackie Grimes
Pat Farrell
Dewey
Dawgawn
Lawmakers Propose Broad Bills in Opening Day Session
Chairman of the House Merchant Marine Committee leads a bill to authorize federal help for repairing ships drifting to American shores. Frank Chelf seeks medals for bravery. Eugene Keogh calls for study periods for post office clerks. John Phillips favors sea water drinkable water plants. George Dondero backs Moms of America. Emanuel Celler filed the top number of bills, including a Supreme Court ethics code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
Frank Chelf
Kentucky
Eugene J. Keogh
New York
John Phillips
Calif
George A. Dondero
Mich
Moms of America
Emanuel Celler
N. Y
Supreme Court
Negro entertainers gain first all negro show approval
The Southland notes a breakthrough with Negro entertainers allowed in all Negro shows and Ruby Hill breaking the ice at a Norfolk club on the same bill as white acts. Press service reports cover the Arkansas tornado casualty contrast. New York editors corrected the misrepresented photos of Klansmen in Santa roles after Atlanta Journal challenged the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Virginia
Ruby Hill
Norfolk
Press Service
Arkansas
New York
KKK
The
Atlanta Journal
Stage and Society Gossip From The Stork And Beyond
Ward Morehouse and Peggy French end a stormy Stork scene while Laura Bacall is billed as Las Vegas only. New York coat James N. Rosenberg anticipates atomic energy talk at a Jan 17 Met Museum meeting. Critics await a real story as Linda Danson hosts disc jockey Bill Williams. Bart Crum drifts moodily as economics front pages alleged graft emerges. Ultra conservative campus defense groups form at Harvard for Alger Hiss. A ex Truman aide accuses his wife of insanity and attempted murder. Gen Chennault and bride may visit Palestine as adviser to Israel Air Force. The Embassy Club reopens with Josh White Josephine Premice Miguelito Valdes. Jerry Wayne loses 20000 in bookings after an ankle fracture. Mario Vaconti vs Count Giorgio Cini hinted duel. Press agents debate special delivery and air mail. Jewel Miller engaged to Mortimer Besner of Montreal. J E Perkins, ex lieutenant now writing against his former boss. Tories label Harry Trusvell per H I Phillips. Blue Peter leads Derby Winter Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Morehouse
Sun
Peggy French
Stork
Las Vegas
Laura Bacall
New York
James N. Rosenberg
Met Museum
Linda Danson
Bill Williams
Bart Crum
Star
Senate
Harvard
Alger Hiss
Chennault
Palestine
Israel Air Force
Embassy Club
Josh White
Josephine Premice
Miguelito Valdes
Columbia
Jerry Wayne
Mario Vaconti
Giorgio Cini
Merle Oberon
Jewel Miller
Riverdale
N. Y
Mortimer Besner
Montreal
Geo. Miller
Ace News
J. E. Perkins
G. L. K. Smith
H. I. Phillips
Bird of Prey Crossword Clues Solve A Mixed Grid
A compact list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with definitions and partial word hints for a bird of prey themed puzzle. The set includes animal terms, directions, bodies, and common crossword word fragments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capitol Square
By Lynn
Nisbet
W. A. Bivins
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Edison
George Washington
Washington Irving
Thomas Jefferson
Jonah
East
Republic
Internal Revenue
March OF Dimes
George Dixon
Charles W. Tobey
New Hampshire
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Hayden
Tobey
Satan
Virgil Chapman
Edson
W. R. Poage
D., Tex
William Colmer
Miss
Robert Crosser
Ohio
Coast Guard
Glenn Davis
James G. Fulton
Pennsylvania
Joseph P O'Mara
Minn
Philip J. Philbin
Mass
Otis Schuyler Bland
Winchell
United Irish Counties’ Ass'n
Capitol
Corkmen's Ass'n
Henry Luce
Time Mag
Luce
U. S
Time
Life and Fortune
John F. Healy
Sean Keating
Nancy Carroll
Chas
Chaplin, Jr
Mary Loris
Dorothy
Malone
Dr. P. Montgomery
Dallas
Jack Buchanan
Turkey
Bert Parkses
John McClain
Col’m
Harry Sobol
Mme
Ching Kai-shek
Robert Morse
Marie Augur
Charles Ventura
Forrestal
Mr. Big
Walter
Defense Dept
Bird of Prey
Siberia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!