Postwar plans, atomic age hopes, and grain relief calls
A Chicago university gamble aims to turn atomic science into practical benefits with a $12 million budget. The program seeks cancer cures, materials research, and lifelong health improvements without public funds, relying on industry and philanthropy. National leaders urge voluntary food rationing to save 100 million bushels for Europe, urging meatless and wheatless days and broader conservation to avert hunger and political unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Robert Hutchins
United States
Atomic Science
Marshall
New York
Europe
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton P. Anderson
Commerce
W. Averell Harriman
Charles Lucaman
Citizens’ Food Committee
Harry Truman
Secretary of State
Washington
Belgium
Russia
W.A.B
Russia’s Choice on UN Crisis and Russia’s Veto Power
The piece argues the United Nations faces its greatest crisis as Russia’s Security Council veto blocks action and the General Assembly lacks positive power. It analyzes charter changes, the veto’s grip, and asks whether Russia will back down or force a break with world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
World Peace Organization
Russia
Security Council
General Assembly
United States
Assembly
Council
Soviet Union
Marshall
Gubernatorial Gift Exchange Ahead of Asheville Meet
The piece outlines Arkansas Governor Laney gifting North Carolina products to Governor Cherry as they prepare for the southern governors conference in Asheville. It notes awards such as glassware textiles and souvenirs, plus a packed program covering freight rates and interstate relations, with informal tidelands talks expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
As Chamber
Earl O'Dear
Jackson County
Cherry
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Asheville
Chatham
Marshall Field
Carinon
Erwin
Nyton
Silk
Lisle
State College
North Carolina
Stuart Nye
Erokee
Lost Colony
Tar Heelia
Paramount
Walter Damtoft
Robin Phillips
Brandon Hodges
Central Entertainment Committee
National Guard
Tidelands
Supreme Court
Maryland
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West Virgins
Horses and Heroes of the Horseless Era in Hometown
W A Bivins recalls boyhood horses Selim Flora and Victory as living personalities. The piece recounts early horse trading with Cy Johnson and Zeke Jenkins in Hometown, price shifts from 600 to thousands, and a moving moment with Matt Ransom. It links Perception and Kraft stories to the bond between humans and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selim
Flora
Victory
Hoss
Vic
Solomon
Texas
Missouri
Cy Johnson
Zeke Jenkins
Zeke
New York
Bob Penny
Thomasville
Matt W. Ransom
U.S
Ransom
Stanly County
Jake
Kraft
Kraft “Cheese Company
Broadway Notes and First Nights At the Alvin
Winchell surveys New York stage chatter in a bustling notes column. Maurice Evans revives Shaw and tops Shakespeare grosses in Boston. openers at the Alvin Theatre mark a period of lively Broadway chatter with critics' mixed takes, cinematic shorts, and theater advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiystander
Maurice Evans
Boston
Shaw
Alvin Theatre
Broadway
Wendy Hiller
Patricia Collinge
Basil Rathbone
H’ Wood
New York Dia
3Rd Avenue
Adolph Flashner
Finian
Jack Cole
Ray Bolger
Paul Muni
Realm of disruption at baseball game raises questions
The piece features Tabitha Pratt declaring baseball inflames prejudice and seeks to stop it, while McKeister and Kelly dispute her view. She cites overheard remarks about liquidation of umpires and price questions at West Coast cotillion events, prompting mockery from others and a closing quip about a back-scratcher for New York’s mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tabitha Talcott Pratt
United Nations
Vishinsky
M.chelangelo Rembrandt
Kelly
Laurel
Grover Whitney McKeister
New York
Miss Reid
Mrs. Pratt
Mr. Kelly
Tabby
Pratt
West Coast
Dave Siegel
Scotty Rubin
Mr. Mc Keister
State Rights Cay of Admittance Caution Across Union
All states, original or admitted later, remain protective of state rights and cautious in discussing the issue, reflecting a persistent regional sensitivity in federalism debates.
The Unsuspected and Other Film Notes in Review
A lively reel of observations highlights The Unsuspected with Joan Caulfield and Claude Rains delivering electricity on screen. Fun and Fancy features Edgar Bergen and Dinah Shore with Disney’s animated characters in toe tapping song and dance. The Spirit of West Point offers rah rah football moments with Davis and Blanchard. White Stallion is a feeble gunplay heavy title leaving questions about its action. Blonde Savage and West Side Kid receive mixed, uneven notices with mixed strengths and pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Caulfield
Claude Rains
Edgar Bergen
Dinah Shore
Disney
West Point
Pigs Kinema
Davis
Blanchard
White Stallion
Pish
Tush
Intelligentsia Notes on Proofreading and Music Trends
J Brooks Atkinson of the Times reads his own proofs with the makeup man to catch typos. Lawton Mackall prepares Knife and Fork in NY. Auden writes a ballad to St James Infirmary. Hewes releases Decentralize for Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligentsia
J. Brooks Atkinson
N. Y. Times
Lawton Mackall
N. Y
McBride
St. James’ Infirmary
Thomas Hewes
The Story Tellers and the Highbrow Critics
Littree critic J Donald Adams mocks intellectual snobbery by praising popular serialized works from Dickens and Dostoevski. Bill Shirer attacks soft peacers with his Berlin Diary and Burling Rascoe’s We Were Interrupted is recommended to readers. The issue spots a pro Communist weekly attacking the Freedom Train while touting the constitution. Philip Wylie’s Cosmo piece adds sharp logic and lively prose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littree
J. Donald Adams
Dickens
Dostoevski
Bill Shirer
Knopf
Bureton Rascoe
Doubleday
Freedom Train
Philip Wylie
Quotations on Sentiments and Wit from Noted Figures
A collection of brief quotes touching on love, friendship, humor, and life. From Pete Simer to Chris Morley, each line presents a concise thought or wry observation, reflecting personal views on attention, intention, and daily moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Simer
L. Gibson
M. Brewer
Reginald Pound
R. Richards
Rachel Field
Martha Aerne
Anon
Marian Sims
O. W. Holmes
Chris Morley
Truman and Tydings Comment on Peace Efforts and Congress Reassembly
President Truman urges measured national response to maintain lasting peace for humanity. Senator Millard Tydings warns that recalling Congress would worsen any crisis with heated debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Sen
Millard Tydings
Maryland
Crossword Clue Fill In 15 by 15 Puzzle
A word puzzle list of clues across and down with entries for positions such as 1 8, 12 13 15 and more. Clues span topics from anatomy to geography and include hints like Shield Tube and Wanders. The grid includes numbered entries and definitions for both horizontal and vertical directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Parks 25 Scurry 30 Stores a 31 Tents 32 Chemical salt
Fragmented OCR list reads like a dictionary page with scattered terms such as Parks, Scurry, stores, tents, chemical salt, ornamented, natural fats, trials, South Carolina, Palestine inquiry, dress edges, fish sauce, slime, Ontario, chemical. The readable items suggest a glossary or clipped entries rather than a cohesive news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
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Baron Munchausen
Pres. Truman
Gorbatov
Moscow Literary Gazette
Tii Cofffin
Long Island
Truman
Tris Coffin
N.Y
Mr. Coffin
Moscow
George Dixon
Free America
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