Fragmented clipping hints at illness cures and Cold War politics
The text contains pasted items on Doan's Pills for kidney pain and a fragmentary report on postwar French coal and steel plans, U S secretary of state Dean Acheson, and French foreign minister Schuman. It mentions Bevin and Lancaster House strategy talks to curb communism and prevent a hot Cold War, with notes on a proposed pooling of Europe’s resources.
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Achéstin
Robert Sehuman
Acheson
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Lancaster House
Schrman
Feild bids for office with extensive civic roles
The filing note lists Mark Feild as secretary treasurer and longtime Hempstead County Red Cross leader and member of organizations including the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association Kiwanis Young Democratic clubs Arkansas Bar Association and University of Arkansas Alumni Association, as he underscores his candidacy.
Truman Pushes Low-Cost Public Power Across Rivers
President Truman declared a national program to develop low-cost public power on the nations rivers and oppose private profit use. He spoke at Grand Coulee Dam and urged support from citizens while predicting Congress will back federal operation of Grand Coulee and related projects in the Columbia Valley.
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Columbia Valley Administration
Grand Coulee
Gambling Rackets Invest In Legitimate Business, Says Ferguson
Senator Ferguson of Michigan warns racketeers are investing heavy money in legitimate firms to become the new rich and may try to derail the senate crime inquiry. Vice President Barkley is expected to announce the five senators for the special committee, with Kefauver nearly certain to chair. Republican leaders are reported to have concerns.
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Ferguson
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America
Senate
Barkley
Special
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Strike Not to Interrupt President's Trip
President Truman's cross country train tour faces no disruption from the ongoing railroad firemen strike. David B. Robertson, leader of the Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen, said union instructions ensure the presidential train is moved safely and promptly. The train was in Idaho and Truman plans a Chicago speech on May 4 after Barkley names Ferguson to one of the two Republican posts. Ferguson highlighted racketeers, taxes, and profits fueling private business during his remarks.
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Truman
David B. Robertson
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Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Idaho
Cardai Urges Relief From Monthly Cramps Through Science
Advertises Cardai as a tested medical aid to reduce uterine spasms causing monthly distress. Claims it does not act as a pain killer but relieves cramps when used as directed, promising significant comfort for many women and urging purchase at all dealers.
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Cardi
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Truman Plans Danger to Investigators Unclear Motives
A fragmented report hints that President Truman faces danger from the underworld while investigating plans to restrain Reconstruction Finance Corporation operations. Observers note mixed reactions from influential senators amid tensions over independence and government home financing. The piece also includes unrelated zoological asides about meat weasels and skunk glands.
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Truman
Deab
Washington
Erately
Reconstruction Finance Corpor
Creamo Margarine Promoted For Cream Flavor Highlight
Advertisement touts Creamo Margarine as the only margarine made with cream claiming faster growth in popularity than other brands. It cites taste tests with school children favoring Creamo's creamy rich flavor and notes it is more economical.
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Creamo
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