Blow Our Horn on U S Propaganda After Europe Tour
Several congressmen who opposed the State Department info and exchange office now back its expansion. They argue a robust American information program is needed to counter anti American lies in Europe. The piece defends honest outreach including Voice of America and public exhibits and highlights American aid compared with Soviet reluctance. It calls for a clear, modest yet forceful presentation of U S democracy and relief efforts to win European trust.
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State Department
Office of Information and Educational Exchange
Europe
Benton
Mr. Benton
Voice of America
Russia
Marx
Lenin
Moscow
First Thanksgiving Gratitude Across Time and Newcomers
The article reflects on Thanksgiving origins as gratitude for survival and harvest in 1621 and contrasts that with modern celebration. It notes newcomers’ likely emotional tie to the holiday and honors the colonists’ hunger, danger, and perseverance in building a nation.
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America
Labor Unions Propose Roles in Marshall Plan and Europe Aid
The AFL calls for labor friendly posts in Marshall Plan administration to counter Soviet propaganda, seeking UN backing to study slave labor and prisoner issues. The CIO plans a $1 million Europe aid push, including youth centers, clothing factories, and nurseries, aiming to bolster free unions and reassure workers amid postwar misery.
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America
Europe
AFL
Henry A. Wallace
Wall
International Labor Office
Germany
CIO
France
Italy
United States
Co op Economics Study At State College
The agriculture economics division at State College is surveying farmer producer co operatives across the state. Questionnaires seek data on activities and personal items. findings aim to improve farm income and practices with impartial results for state life.
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State Colleges
G. W. Forster
Central Experiment Station
General Assembly
National Congress
Division of Agricultural Economics
Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
State Department
Kerr Scott
Legislative Committee
Grange
Farm Bureau
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Mary Price
Myallacee
Price
Wallace
Raleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Metrolitan
Ters
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Mecklenburg Superior Court
Justice Schenck
State Vs. Pool
Mecklenburg County
Death and ambition mix in public exchange of views
W A Bivins comments on night death and endurance while Science Illustrated explores death in the Andes and the killer sandfly. The piece cites Teddy Roosevelt on football discipline, praises exploration as history in the making, and discusses potential future women presidents and gender equality debates.
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Andes
Rimac
Lima
Peru
Science Illustrated
Sports by Proxy Heartfelt Gridiron Reflections
The author describes watching many games by radio, cheering Duke and Carolina while imagining crowds and feeling the thrill of critical moments as if present in person. He recalls past joys in baseball and football crowds and narrates the anxious, vivid experience of following sports remotely.
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Duke Carolina
Blue Devils
Building Up Stamina in Life and Sport
In a Trinity college psychology class Billy Crawford discusses physical stamina the ability to endure life’s tests and the will to move forward. He recalls his past as a member of the 1891 football team.
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Billy Crawford
Trinity College
Crawford
Aftermath of Kindness in a Strained Encounter
A haughty housewife confronts a vagrant asking if he is the man who received her mince pie last month. The tramp retorts that he is not and adds the doctor says he never will be. The exchange highlights social tensions of the era.
Truman re bargains over price controls and OPA stories
The piece recalls past OPA price control battles and absurd rules from 1944 45 and 46. It mocks the search for a new head of price control while lampooning former administrators and the President. It notes nostalgic memories of lifted controls and odd orders affecting canned goods shoes pillows and clothing.
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Washington
Truman
Leor Henderson
Winchell Addresses Legion in Beverly Hills Medal Presentation
The speech honors American Legion members, who received the Legion Medal bearing the inscription We Salute You. Winchell urges universal military training and warns of dangers from war and atomic weapons while stressing the need to educate the nation to avoid suffering in the streets. He praises veterans from Belleau Wood to Leyte and Normandy and pledges support for their future guarding of America.
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the Legion
Winchell
Beverly Hills
American Legion
Belleau Wood
Argonne
Guadalcanal
Leyte
Normandy
The
Legion
America
War changes forge new American defense task
A speaker urges the American Legion to educate citizens about hidden threats after Nagasaki and Hiroshima mark a shift in warfare. He warns the public to wake up or risk living under perpetual danger while calling for national defense through awareness and readiness despite antiwar sentiment.
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Voth
American Legion
Riding Actor Horizontal Puzzle Clue Set
A compact crossword style listing of Across and Down clues including Western star Constellation Poem Animals Gallon Fly Petitions Fork prong Wandering Epic Proceed Musical note Mouselike mammal Gallows Land parcel He acts on the silver Pigeon pea Compass point Brought up Cloth measure Vertical clues span Flower Aroma Period of time Regius professor Hops kiln Antelope Dutch city Headstrong Steamship Exchange premium Hindu queen Fish sauce Storm Waste allowance At this time Bitter vetch Her Concealed
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Coral Island
Regius
Practical kitchen tips and a note on Astrakhan fur use
Burned-on food can be removed from an aluminum pan by boiling water for about 10 minutes and scraping with a wooden spoon. Leftover cereal can be chilled then sliced and fried in fat or butter. Canned tomatoes heated with onion and spice make a simple vegetable dish. Preschoolers can have a light 5 PM snack of soup sandwiches ice cream and cookies. Do not soak cutting boards in water. wash with cool water and brush dry. Sprinkle chopped nuts on frosting. Astrakhan lamb fur from the Caspian Sea is used for cheek coloring and lens grinding abrasive.
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Lynn Nisbett
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Teddy Roosevelt
Australia
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Dr. E. Lynam
BBC
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United Sates
Ruskin
George Dixon
Paul A. Porter
Fordham University
J. Porter
OPA
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Michigan
Prentiss Brown
Typhoid Mary
National Health Week
Secretary of the Treasury
Saler
Commerce Harriman
Steelman
Congress
Hawaii
OPA Orde
Pentagon
New York
Drun
Jack Dem
Dempsey
Joe Louis
Gene Tunney
Nagasaki
Hiroshima
Yesteryear
Sayle
Charles Luc N
Princess Elizabeth
Margaret Truman
Philip
Noel
Eel Pri
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Gem
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Village
Mt’s
North Dakota
Astrakhan
Caspian Sea
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