International Care Institute opens at Woman's College
The 13th annual Care Institute of International Relations begins Monday at the Woman's College with the American Friends sponsor. Evening meetings are open to the public and feature speakers including Claude Pepper, Louis Biden, Jerome Davis, Benjamin Mays, and Jer Voorhis, offering insights on world affairs and national policy.
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Louis Biden
Jerome da
Russia
Benjamin Mays
Jer‘Voorhis
Hollywood Stars Enter Politics The Glamor to Public Duty
The piece argues nine minor show business figures may join the forthcoming off year elections, drawing on past campaigns. It questions whether stars should engage in political activism, given public adulation, spotlight pressures, and the risk of distorting public perception. It notes some may stump for causes or run for office, while others may return to private life.
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Forthcom
USO
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Hollywood
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Hay Fever and a New Drug Anthallan
The article humorously notes anthallan’s inventor and author are not hay fever sufferers yet hints at its potential to ease allergies. It describes hay fever’s comic cruelty, the harsh sneezing fits, and the social discomfort caused, suggesting anthallan could end misery and restore harmony.
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S. Burton Heath
Goodness
Reform cost totals cited in LaFollette-Monroney plan
Ad ditional yearly cost of proposed reforms would be about 12 dollars per person, against a total legislative branch budget near 35 million annually. Cost tallies include salaries rising to 15 thousand, retirement funds, and expanded staff and committees. Taft testifies for his substitute, Stassen promotes grass roots forums to gauge public opinion on health insurance and price control policy, with forums expanding nationwide.
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Washington
LaFollette-Monroney
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Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Senate Education and Labor Committee
James E. Murray
Montana
Taft
Cona
Harold FE
Stassen
Indiana University
Bevin Byrnes and Churchill Clash Over World Peace
Washington reports outline Byrnes seeking new peace strategy in Paris while Britain backs Bevin and Attlee in parliament. A Lincoln of policy splits emerges as Churchill condemns blocs and Russia winds an iron curtain around Europe.
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Byrnes
Paris
Russia
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Communist Party
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Bevin
Attlee
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Europe
Asia
Strauss
Paraphrased Debate Over Postwar Alliances At Paris Talks
The article analyzes the American British stance at the Paris conference with Paul Mallon suggesting honesty over fear. It questions Anglo American cooperation, Byrnes remarks, and whether Russia and the Western powers can align on Germany. It notes a Communist state in the Russian zone and two free democracies in the British zone.
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Paris
Britain
Germany
Free States
Russia
Mr. Byrnes
Resignation of Ed Stettinius as UN delegate sparks debate
A critique notes Stettinius resigns as envoy to the UN illustrates that such roles serve as messenger agents for the president and secretary of state. It argues diplomacy follows the sovereign will, with officials like Gromyko bound to represent appointing authorities.
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Ed Stettinius
Stettinius
United States
Charles Evans Hughes
Warren Harding
Secretary of State
Gromyko
Broadway Nightlife Snippets From New York City
Silhouettes of stars and socialites fill Manhattan streets and clubs. Jennifer Jones and Andy Russell appear on the town while Dinah Shore and others theatergoers head to spots like the Stork and Reuben's.
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Rocky Graziano
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Ethel Merman
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