Senator Tobey Seeks Secret Briefing On Europe Crisis
The article argues Tobey proposes a closed session with George Marshall to reveal in secret how the Mediterranean and Balkan situation stands to justify military appropriations. It warns secrecy would fail as Russia and insiders like Marcantonio could leak details. It urges Marshall to speak openly so the public knows the true condition and needs for defense.
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Tobey
New Hampshire
Congress
Seo
George Marshall
Balkan
Europe
Nore
Mar
Mosev
Alexdria
Anther
Russia
Vito Marcantonio
Communist Party
Sting
Gerhard Eisler
T Marcantonio
Moscow
Marshall
Fst
Bilbo
Marcantonio
Bil
United States
General Marshall
Rosie
Supreme Court urged to act on Lewis miners case
The editorial notes three remaining Supreme Court opinion days this month and warns that a Lewis miners case decision is needed to avert a coal strike. It questions Congress and the court for delaying action and calls for timely deliberation and a ruling.
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United States Supreme Court
John L
Petrillo
Lewis
Congress l
Supreme Court
Congress
Executive
Legislative
Judicial
Gov|nare
Fair Trial for Voluntary Service in U.S. Armed Forces
President Truman urges Congress to let the draft law expire and test voluntary enlistment to maintain peace-time strength. He argues the U S should keep a large volunteer army and navy with improved education pay and retirement, hoping to eliminate the caste system between enlisted and officers. If volunteers fail, forced service may return.
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Truman
Congress
Army
United States
Navy
Marine Corps
War Department
Peace by Law and the Rise of a Legal World Authority
Lawyers from 22 nations formed the International Bar association aiming to ally with the United Nations in a consultative role on international cooperation. The group seeks to simplify procedures and protect world citizens from inequities, signaling a hopeful step toward peace and justice through law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bar Association
United Nations
Capitol Square Non-Veteran Signers Fight Tax Exemption Bill
The 20 signers of a Forsyth drafted bill adding 500 dollars to the statutory income tax exemption for World War II veterans face opposition from GI lawmakers. Many signers are WWII veterans not affected by the measure and younger veterans oppose class legislation. Representatives Roy Taylor and Harry Vanderlinden explain GI members seek fairness in retirement status and employment seniority rather than extra tax breaks. The note mentions opposition to a blanket veteran bonus and calls for federal or state support for hospitalization and rehabilitation for service-connected disabilities. The piece closes noting NC beekeeping grows in importance with a state beekeepers association announcement.
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James M. Hayes
Forsyth
House
General Assembly
Roy Taylor
Buncombe
Harry Vanderlinden
Catawba
State
Veterans Commission
Beekeeping Rising in Tar Heel State Markets
Lynn Nisbet reports that Greenville will host a meeting next Friday. About 30 000 beekeepers exist in the state though no precise census is available. The industry has grown since the sugar shortage and demand for beeswax has increased, pushing farmers into commercial beekeeping. Bees aid pollination of fruit trees and vegetables, helping crops by fostering fertilization across many plants. Northeastern apple growers have advertised rental bee colonies for pollination. One beekeeper notes entrepreneurial risk and reward in this line of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ation
Greenville
State Department of Agriculture
Local solutions urged to fix housing and delinquency
A former Roosevelt era official urges Miami readers to focus on home front action. He says communities must address housing for veterans, juvenile delinquency, rent controls, and local labor disputes to improve daily life, noting Washington ignores such empowerment.
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Miami
Hialeah
Roosevelt
Florida
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Call to Local Civic Leadership for Better Community Life
Paul Mallon urges women's and garden clubs to focus on local problems and leadership. He argues democracy requires citizens to act, exchange views, and lead at the local level, shifting from world affairs to strengthen primary facilities of life. He calls on the press, churches, and educational professionals to mobilize communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democrats Eye Truman VP Run Amid Liberal Buzz
Washington gossip shifts to a 1948 Democratic vice presidency bid as insiders weigh governors from the East and seasoned senators. Names mentioned include Arnall Kerr Talmadge and Byrd, with Dewey and Duff as references to rival tickets. Budget cuts by Truman and Taft's scheduling stance spark further political maneuvering.
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Harry Truman
Bob Hannegan
Truman
Agriculture
Clint Anderson
Labor
Lew Schwellenbach
Marshall
Patterson
Forrestal
Wall Street
Ditto Harriman
Snyder
Hannegan
Missouri
Clark
Texas
East
Dewey
Duff
New York
Pennsylvania
Albany
Harrisburg
Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Jim Kerr
Oklahoma
Mon Wallgren
Washington
Senate
Big Jim Folson
Alabama
Herman Talmadge
Lilienthal Hearing Echoes on Communist Cell Structure
The discussion highlights a limited grasp of the party’s core unit the cell. It notes Bolshevism’s long history starting in 1907 its enduring methods and the power of concentrated action channeled through small cells including a seven member TVA cell as an example.
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Lilienthal
Communist Party
Constituent Assembly
Tauride
Petrograd
Russia
United States
Lenin
Marx and
Engels
TVA
Knockland
California
McMahon
Connecticut
Small cells drive large impact in political organizing
The piece argues that Bolshevik strength lies in tiny, disciplined cells capable of focused, undistracted action. It notes how outside support and a clear aim enable a few effective operatives to overwhelm larger memberships, with examples from Franco and anti Franco efforts.
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Guilford
War Assets Administration
Tom Clark
Capitol Square
North Carolina
Asseci
By Lynn Nisbet
Paul Mallon
Capitol News Notebook
Billon
Interior Krug
Cap Krug
Interior
Sam Rayburn
Byrd
Virginia
Kilgore
West Virginia
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Barkley
Kentucky
Lucas
Illinois
Myers
Tydings
Maryland
Henry Wallace
Wilson Wyatt
Chester Bowles
Owen Brewster
Howard Hughes
Henry Kaiser
War Production Board
Kaiser
Army Air Forces
Hughes
War Investigating Committee
Douglas Whitlock
Whitlock
Department of Labor
Sen
Robert Taft
Taft
Mister Breger
By Dave Breger
Toaster Company
George Sokolsky
France
Stalin
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