The South's Victory editorial urges skilled labor push
The Philadelphia Bulletin argues that southern industrial growth hinges on developing skilled labor and management. It notes freight-rate discrimination as a hurdle but says training Southern workers, attracting talent, and expanding processing domestically are essential while condemning wage-based or racial barriers.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
United States Supreme Court
Bulletin
Arnall
Georgia
South
Harmony in a Discordant World Sermon Notes
A reflective piece drawing on 1 Thessalonians and Religio Medici about quiet study and living. It argues serenity guides moral action, urges personal diligence, humility, and prayer, and cites Elijah and biblical wisdom to urge calm, patient labor and worship.
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Thomas Brown
Cupid
Paul
Thessalonians
Church At
Elijah
Jezebel
Koreans Split Over Path Amid Soviet American Rivalry
Korean moderates in America fear joint Moscow Washington moves will stall unity and a provisional government as the four power trusteeship nears. They warn deadlock in Seoul and bias toward extremists, predicting crises around 1952 and 1960 as superpowers tilt Korea toward conflict.
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East
Korea
China
Japan
Siberia
U.S. A
Soviet Union
Kim Kiu-Sie
Provisional Interim Assembly
America
Joint
Moscow
Seoul
Siria
Russia
But for the Children We Must Aid in Europe Now
George Sokolsky argues for a UN funded children’s emergency relief to heal war damaged Europe. He cites Hoover on healthy children, outlines a $50 million request with a $38 million match from other donors, and endorses Maurice Pate’s leadership. He stresses basic needs: food, milk, bread, 2000 calories daily, and warns of TB, rickets, and scurvy endangering a whole generation.
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Europe
Napoleon
Germany
Poland
France
Italy
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
International Chieren's
Maurice Pate
Pate
Mr. Hoover
American Red Cross
Assembly
UNRRA
Western
Treasury
Export-Import Bank
Army
War Assets Administration
U. S. Maritime Commission
The
Philippines
Congress
Greece
State Department
World Health Organization
International Trade Organization
International Refugee Organization
International Children's Emergency Fund
International Bank
International Fund
United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization
Copper Reserve Fact Sparked in Northern Rhodesia
Northern Rhodesia in Africa is believed to hold the world’s largest copper ore reserve a strip about 200 miles long and 40 miles wide.
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Northern
Rhodesia
Africa
Etymology of ventriloquism traced to Latin roots
The term ventriloquism comes from Latin venter belly and loqui to speak, once thought to arise from a peculiar stomach use during inhalation. The origin highlights early beliefs about how the act of speaking without moving lips produced sounds.
Capitol Square Observations on Campaign Old and New
The column notes gubernatorial campaign blindness among candidates and voters, cites highway patrols courtesies and duties in April, reports Governor Cherry signings for signatures, and previews two key commissions due to form by June and July including the 18 member public school study panel and the nine member wildlife resources commission.
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General Assembly
Wild Life Resources Commission
School Study Commission
Wildlife Group
Conservation and Development
Arab leaders at UN denounced as Nazi linked Fifth Column
The piece accuses Arab spokesmen at the United Nations of Nazi collaboration and propaganda links. It highlights figures such as Jamali, Ghouri, Kamal, and Hussein, detailing alleged Axis ties and anti Allied activity from 1937 to 1947 with a harsh anti Arab tone.
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United Nations
Hitler
United States
Great Britain
Hitler Stooge
Hap Amin el Husseini
Grand Mufti
Jerusalem
Fuehrer
Iraq
Italy
Germany
Europe
Africa
Baghdad
Mussolini
Berlin
Istanbul
Geneva
Athens
Jamali
British Defense Security Office
Syria
U. N
U.S.A
Emil Ghouri
Arabilbo
Arab Higher Committee
Ghouri
B. I
Arab League
U. S
Ahem Hussein
Cairo
Hussein
Young Egypt Par
Grand Ratti
New York
Arab National Se
Pearl Harbor
Bund
Arab National League
Shatara
Katibah
Institute of Arab-American Affairs
Palestine
Holy Land
Asia
Britain
Ku Klux Klan
Middle East
Washington Information on government spending questions
In Washington the public struggles to tally how much money is spent abroad and how it affects home prices. No single department has a complete figure, with estimates ranging between 16 and 19 billion dollars for global activities and 556 million for 1947 occupation costs. Distribution across agencies is uneven and often conflicting.
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North Carolina
Washington
Germany
Austria
Japan
Korea
Budget Bureau
War Department
Engine cylinder cleaning with corn cob and hull blend
A mixture of ground corn cobs and rice hulls is used in a sand blasting machine to remove carbon from gasoline engine cylinders.
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Inio
Forest timber stock and annual drain estimates
Forests hold about 1 600 billion board feet of saw timber with an annual drain near 54 billion. Growth adds roughly 36 billion board feet each year.
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Col
H. J. Hatcher
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Capitol
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Ruth Hobbs
Winchell
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