Truman plan urged as humanitarian aid not a Cold War tool
The piece argues for a worldwide self help approach proposed by President Truman, urging clarity and blueprinting. It counters fears of bankruptcy or US-Russia tension, emphasizes sharing resources, UN involvement, and lessening trade barriers to support development without political misuse. It notes broad global implications from New Delhi talks and Nehru’s influence.
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Truman
United States
Russia
Moscow
Washington
United Nations
America
Asian Conference in New Delhi Shows Calm Dignity
Asia news focused on the recent Asian Conference on Indonesia held in New Delhi India. The event concluded with a tone of calm dignity and firm determination despite ongoing colonial tensions and Communist concerns.
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Asia
Indonesia
New Delhi
India
Preliminary GOP strategy shift after fifth straight defeat
The Republican National Committee meets in Omaha to unveil a new approach after the party’s fifth consecutive presidential loss. The plan abandons the unity policy urged by Governor Dewey as a path forward for the GOP.
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Republican National Committee
Omaha
GOP
Dewey
Lester Cole Testimony Clash With Judge Yankwich Over Communism
The piece recounts Lester Cole refusing to plainly answer a House Committee on Un-American Activities question about Communist Party membership. Federal Judge Yankwich rules in favor of Cole in court but is depicted as attacking Eric Johnston and criticizing the committee’s inquiry as the article notes.
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Lester Cole
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cole
Metro- Goldwyn ~ Mayer
Eric Johnston
Motion Pictures Association of America, Inc
Yankwich
Cioncees
Reputa
United States
M.G.M
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Hollywood
Stripling
Communist Party
Mr. Cole
Screen Writers Guild
McGuinness
J. McGuinness
Quote outlines party loyalties and leadership calls
The passage features Sen. J Howard McGrath of Rhode Island as Democratic National Committee chairman and Sen Milton R Young of North Dakota urging a full reorganization of the national committee and congressional leadership to change party prospects, asserting the Republicans cannot win without such changes.
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Republican Party
Sen
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Congress
Milton R. Young
North Dakota
World attention shifts to Chinese democratic army victories
The article notes global focus on the Chinese democratic army's notable victories and U.S. aid to Nanking, with world scales tilting toward democracy and mentions Communist Premier Georgi Dimitrov of Bulgaria.
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Nanking
United States
Georgi Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Death ends Creech murder sentence in North Carolina
James R Creech 37 was executed in the gas chamber at Central Prison Raleigh after Governor Kerr Scott refused clemency. He killed his third wife Mattie Woodall Creech claiming drunkenness, while society debates crime and temperance and calls for moral training alongside punishment.
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James R. Creech
Central Prison
Raleigh
Kerr Scott
Creech
Smithfield
Mattie Woodall Creech
North Carolina
Blizzard Woes Hit Cattle And Sheep Out West
The article notes a series of blizzards extending from balmy Tar Heel days to the western cattle and sheep ranges. Last Thursday's storms worsen conditions despite hay lifts, with sheep huddling in cold, hungry misery and owners facing heavy losses and urges to save as many animals as possible.
Polite Child and Grim Commuters on the City Bus
A mother and child on a city bus observe a moustached farmer who smiles politely yet seems somber. The farmer bids farewell to the driver and passengers with a quiet goodbye. The scene contrasts with commuters' sunlit, weary expressions. The spreading fear about a train becomes a comic warning.
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Main
West Green
Alabama Governor Folsom Vows Political Honeymoon
Montgomery Alabama governor James Folsom asserts his program gains with public support despite a hostile legislature. He compares his fight to Truman’s and claims early gains in teacher pay in two years, while promising repeal of the poll tax. His wife plays a piano piece as he predicts two eventful years ahead.
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Ala
Alabama
Big Jim
Jim
Folsom
Executive Mansion
Harry Truman
Truman
Kissing Jim
Gossip and Opinion Snippets From New York Pages
A collage of humorous and political squibs from New York writers and columnists. Jokes cite George White and Willie Howard on gambling, Gieseking immigration probes, Time magazine digs at civil defense, and various show business jabs including Margaret Truman and Nanette Fabray.
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George White
Broadway
Willie Howard
Willie
George
William
Striped Beast Horizontal Puzzle Clues List
A filled cryptic style puzzle with many across and down clues ranging from animals and colors to measurements and metals. The grid includes entries like odds and ends such as goddess and timber tree, with numerous short semantic hints and abbreviations.
Agricultural advances and sports rosters noted in 1948 summaries
In Italian test plantings American corn hybrids increased yields up to 50 percent over native Italian varieties. The 1948 fall pig crop rose 8 percent from the prior year. Total agricultural volume reached an all time high. The New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals each had one ten year player on their rosters. Thirty three race tracks belong to the Thoroughbred Racing Associations of the United States.
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Italy
New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Red
The
Thoroughbred Racing Associations of the
United States
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