Moral rehabilitation cited as path to peace by Mackenzie
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that no lasting peace can come without moral rehabilitation, highlighting a global rise of Moral Re-Armament. He notes religious and political figures promoting a non sectarian faith to unite nations under a God inspired democracy, citing E Stein and German re education efforts.
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Dewitt MacKenzie P
Hit
Bolstievigin
California
Atisaan Assembly
Indus
Representad
Bundvide
Far East
Frank Hman
Pennsylvania
Gyman
M. A. Pane
MRA
Paul G. Hollman
Europeanera
Assembly
A. R. K. MacKenzie Maember
United Nations
Los Angeles
Edwin Stein
Hessen
Germany
U S Open Set to Begin at Riviera Course
Los Angeles June 9 The U S Open golf championship starts tomorrow at the Riviera course, inviting America's top professionals and amateurs to a 72-hole grind over four days. Defending champ Lew Worsham faces a strong field led by Sam Snead and Ben Hogan, with Hogan favored after final practice on the 7020 yard layout.
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Los Angeles
Tomartraow
Riviera
Haks
Togebher
America
Arthur
D-Arcy
Bobbys Locke
Fran
Johannesburg
Patlie
Carr
Sam Snead
White Sulpher Springs
St. Louis
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Paw
Worsham
Shack
Lite
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Bees See Colors Differently From Humans
A fragmentary note claims bees perceive red yellow and green as a single tone while they may detect violet light beyond human visibility and also distinguish blue green blue and violet hues, citing the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Radical 1949 Ford Debuts with Low Sweeping Silhouette
First pictures of the new 1949 Ford reveal a radical departure with a long low silhouette, rear fenders removed, and wider front seats. Ford touts improved comfort, economy, and performance with a 95 horsepower six and a 100 horsepower V eight, new hydra coil suspension, and a taller windshield. The car features a forward shift in seating, a front axle redesign, and safer doors with front-hinged operation, plus various interior and color options across Ford and Custom lines.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
3. R. Davis
Direcor
Fol Motor Company
Paar
Ncar Mord
Coe
Sirwathillis
Isbo
Bayview
Midland
Miami
Rainfall Reservoir and Submerged System Described
Fragmentary text notes a rainfall reservoir and a complex system described as a giant one. It mentions spy WA lt directions from an item for its nanny and notes a poet pivotal to assimilation. The passage also references pulpy interior material and shallow plant roots. An average church derby con notes more than 20 vents weekly to the church.
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Pivotal
Dus
Ruin Left by Hitler Shapes German Life in Occupied Berlin
A UP dispatch surveys Otto Schmidt, a composite Berliner shaped by Hitlerism and war. The piece contrasts his moody, dependent traits with moments of initiative, noting food shortages, theft, and rising prostitution arrests, while highlighting a pro democracy effort to rebuild Germany through cultural projects and occupation life.
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United Press
Hitler
Berlin
Otto Schmidt
Otto
Americgn
Dau Olto
Pat Nuernberg
Ike
Berji
Armerican
Olip Schmidt
Germany
Otta
Muy- Spich
Schmidt
Dixie Must Build Colleges for Negroes Says Texan
Texas Attorney General Price Daniel told southern attorneys general that Negroes must have equal higher education or the Supreme Court will end segregation. He warned lack of funds may block separate schools and suggested admitting Negro students to white institutions under a segregation plan.
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New Orleans
Dixie
Texas
Price Daniel
U. S. Supreme Court
South
Two More Bodies Found in Vanport Flood Area
Portland reports two additional flood victims found in Vanport, raising the known dead to four in the Memorial Day disaster and elevating the Pacific Northwest toll to 29 for three weeks of floods. The sheriff says one victim is an unidentified woman. the other body has not yet reached the morgue.
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Portland
Ore
Vanport
Pacific Northwest
Sheriff's Office
Red Cross
Theyere
Columbia
Fraser
Postwar Germany's Split Wages and Daily Frictions
The report notes rationing remains tight with exchanges tied to cigarettes or coffee and a fragile reichsmark outlook. At stations, airports, and hotels Germans and Americans keep separate facilities, and Germans are barred from American compounds. In American zone farms, Otto and family work with limited machinery, appear well fed yet some farmers hide surpluses for black market profits, evading legal accounting.
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Reichsmark
Otto
Atomic Energy Fund to Be Slashed
Washington reports the House Appropriations Committee proposed cash cuts of nearly nine percent for the Atomic Energy Commission and seven percent for the Veterans Administration. It urged halting GI Bill hobby training and urged officials to face practical realities in spending. The panel outlined cash and contract authority figures for several agencies starting July 1 and recommended abolishing War Assets Administration by August 31 with assets redistributed to other agencies.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Veterans Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Jess
Trummatt
Maritime Commission
Office of Housing Expeditor
Office of Defense Transportation
Congress
War Assets Administration
Budget Bureau
IWAA
WAA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Air Force
Bureau of Federal Supply
Eisenhower Accepts Title As Columbia President Ike
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, newly named president of Columbia University, will remain a five star general for life. He stated he prefers to be known as Ike, the nickname he will answer to while serving as Columbia’s president. The piece notes his 15 degrees and a brief mention that coin milling in England did not start regularly until 1663.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Columbia
Wisenbhower
England
MacArthur Approves Cotton Loan for Japan Trade
Tokyo June 8 UP General Douglas MacArthur formally approved a $60,000,000 cotton loan for Japan. Allied officials said it will expand Japanese foreign trade and clear the way for funds to finance shipments of other raw materials from other countries in currencies other than the U S dollar.
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Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
U. S
Kurusu Banned From Office in Japan
Tokyo announces a purge ban on Kurusu Sabura and 604 others including ten former cabinet ministers from holding public office. Kurusu, once special peace ambassador to the United States during Pearl Harbor, is barred due to responsibility in connection with the Japanese government.
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Tokyo
Sabura Kurusu
United States
Kurusu
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