Truman Seeks Two Term Policy Shifts in Democratic Dinner
In a Washington Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner remark, President Truman rejects a second term, arguing the American democracy must reexamine itself. The piece contrasts Truman with Roosevelt, praising Truman’s adherence to two-term tradition and routine politics, predicting self government will continue boldly.
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Youthful Auto Thieves Arrested in North Carolina
Two teenage car thieves were arrested weekend in Wilmington, North Carolina. State officers Guy Downing and Lawrence Sparks reported the youths, one age 16 and the other 38, admitted stealing a vehicle and were taken into custody.
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Senate Hears Bill to Cut Overseas Living Allowances
Washington lawmakers debate reducing special overseas allowances for officers and boosting base pay. Sen. Douglas pushes rollcall votes on cuts to hazard pay and incentive pay, aiming to save up to 200 million annually, while proposing broader combat pay and housing increases for dependents.
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Feed Meetings Planned to Boost Hempstead County Crops
Four meetings announced by County Agent Oliver L. Adams with Extension Soils Specialist O F Lund and Dr Niven D Morgan to discuss soil health, fertilizer use, and feed production needs for local farms. Attendees will view plant foods, soil practices, and pasture cultivation demonstrations at Lawson Gebb farm and nearby sites.
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Japanese Gain Powers as Occupation Changes Accelerate
Tokyo reports Gen Ridgway grants Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida authority to appoint public office without occupation approval and Japan moves to self rule. Five Allied nations ratify the Japanese peace treaty with one more needed. Allied privileges on railways end tomorrow. Imperial Hotel reopens to the public after years.
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Scouts Prepare for Big Circus of Texarkana
Scouts from Cub Boy and Explorer groups join the annual Circus of Texarkana at Lake Park on April 19. About 1 200 Scouts will take part in 12 phases from grand entry to tenderfoot camp as prizes and camp Pioneer funds propel future activities. Tickets cost 25 and 50 cents with 10 percent refunded from selling units. Donors include Henry Haynes and B R Hamm who funded a Grassy Lake Explorer trip.
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How Will History Rate Harry Truman as President
A retrospective view suggests Harry S Truman will be ranked among the most human presidents since Lincoln. The modest Missourian’s plain words and simple life, including washing dishes and letting his wife edit speeches, reflect a governor of character more than grandiloquence.
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Western Union Strike Delay Amid Bargaining Talks
Washington reports a 31,000 Western Union workers strike was postponed at the government’s request as federal mediation continues. AFL CTU cites 40 hour weeks and 16 cent dairy pay rise as goals, with new strike date expected later in the day. Discussions involve Western Union, CWA, and related telephone labor groups across multiple states.
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Tito Warns West About Trieste in Yugoslavia Speech
Belgrade March 31 Tito bluntly warned the Western powers they may lose the sympathy of our peoples by backing Italian claims to Trieste. He pressed Italian premier Alcide de Gasperi to choose between friends or enemies and urged joint Yugoslav Italian administration with protection for Yugoslavs in Italy. He noted Trieste’s split status under Allied authorities and recalled past Western pressure for Italy to regain the port, while demonstrations surged across Trieste and northern Italy.
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McNab Residents Aid Dierks Storm Victims
McNab residents collect and donate funds for Dierks tornado victims. Direct appeals raise aid from locals including Mrs. Hamby and others as they mobilize to support families affected by the disaster.
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Truman's 1952 Prospects Split By Open Nomination Talk
The article outlines differing views on President Truman's plans for 1952 and the likely Democratic field. It notes possible contenders for president and vice president, including Adlai Stevenson, Richard Russell, Alben Barkley, Estes Kefauver, Robert Kerr, Sam Rayburn, and William Douglas. Observers debate whether Truman will engage, retire quietly, or influence the nomination, with attention to upcoming Chicago conventions and early primaries.
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Tho Presideaan A Realen 3 Wage Lorri Vie
A compact item notes a dispute over wages involving Lorri and a presiding official. The readable fragments imply tension over pay and governance, with no clear resolution documented in the surviving text. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
Navy Enlistment Leads to Wartime Training Highlighted
Navy enrollment reports show young women living in landlocked towns facing wartime duties in Toland Vapi Germany. The article notes eight positions and emphasizes travel, seasonal assignments, and the role of women in the naval forces.
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Truman Entitled to Retire Adds Democratic Leaders
President Truman reportedly announced he is entitled to retire, prompting reactions from prominent Democrats including Adlai Stevenson, Estes Kefauver, Robert Kerr, Richard Russell, J. William Fulbright, and Arkansas figures. Supporters hailed the move as restoring party harmony while opponents and commentators warned of potential rifts.
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