Truman’s Impeachment Question and Washington Scandals
A critical column argues impeachment of President Truman is unlikely but presses the case of perceived corruption in his administration. It cites Look magazine coverage of Pendergast politics and names Vaughn, Pauley, Maragon, O’Dwyer, Guzick, and others, urging Democratic leaders to replace Truman.
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Truman
House
Senate
Look Magazine
Washington
Pendergast
Roosevelt
Warren Harding
Congressional
Vaughan
Pauley
Maragon
O'Dwyer
Guzick
Harry Truman
Joe Stalin
Democratic Party
First Week Hustle For Mayor Amos Kearns Begins Office Hours
New mayor Amos Kearns starts with a busy agenda presiding over the council and launching thrice weekly public office hours from 10 30 to noon on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Citizens flock to discuss matters, with lines forming outside his office and steady phone inquiries.
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Kearns
Paul Nad Yadie
Ath Er
Aographer
O. A. Kirkman
Mrs. Kirkman
Defense of Secretary Acheson and presidential accountability
The article argues the U S President holds exclusive power to appoint and dismiss the Secretary of State, with tenure tied to the President and Senate confirmation. It notes past administrations relied on second tier officials and questions public calls to replace Acheson, listing potential successors and voicing skepticism about Dulles.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
Diet
House of Representatives
John Marshall
Dean Acheson
President Truman
Senate
Truman
Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
Edward R. Stettinius
State Department
Stettinius
James F. Byrnes
George C. Marshall
Supreme Court
Acheson
Averell Harriman
Peonmenene
Fred Vinson
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Quote from Baruch on America and peace after 1946
Bernard Baruch argues that America could have secured peace if the U S had stood firm, referencing Foster Furcolo’s claim that nations tremble little at American voices. The remark reflects postwar foreign policy debate and vigilance.
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Foster Furcolo
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Voice of America
Bernard Baruch
Meat Men Rally Against Price Controls At National Press Club
At the National Press Club a hundred farm leaders held a More Meat Conference to oppose price and wage controls tied to meat rollback orders set for May 20 August 1 and October 1. A panel offered broad generalities while members pressed for concrete figures on costs to producers and consumers.
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NEA
National Press Club
U. S
Michael V. DiSalle
Farm Belt
Washington Press Corps
Loren C. Bamert
American Cattlemen's Association
Ione Calif
Allan Kline
Farm Bureau
Rose George Bookman
Time Magazine
N. K. Carnes
Central Live Stock Association
St. Paul
Dorothy Brandon
New York Herald - Tribune
Jerry Greene
New York Daily News
Greene
Mr. Booraem
The
Wall Street Journal
Mike
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas City
Mike DiSalle
Commie
Senator Briecker
Joe Stalin
Is It Possible to Fall From Grace This Sunday?
A Bible student asks if one can fall from grace and explores Pauline and Galatian themes. The piece notes grace as unwavering yet warns against using freedom to justify law. It cites Micah, Jesus counsel, and Hebrews and ends with a devotional reflection on faith and trust in Christ.
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Paul
Micah
Jesus
Christ
Moffatt
Christ Jesus
Spring’s radiant democracy of nature and life
A prose meditation on spring as a global, life affirming force. It celebrates nature’s beauty, renewal, and spiritual meaning, contrasting peaceful growth with threats from tyrants, and arguing humanity’s resilience through humility before the sun and seasons.
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