Protests over Stray Americans in Soviet Zone
Washington issued a strongly worded note to Moscow protest ing the mistreatment of Americans entering the Soviet sector of Germany. It cited two college students detained eight weeks and Pvt John J Stinkowicz who escaped from a Berlin prison after ten months. The note demanded punishment for officials responsible and condemned the brutal conditions.
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United States
Russia
Germany
Kirk
Moscow
John J. Stinkowicz
Berlin
Negro Named Head of State School
John Henderson a 36 year old Negro was named director of training and rehabilitation at the Negro boys Industrial school at Wrightville He is a graduate of A M and N college Pine Bluff and did graduate work at Northwestern University He taught at Pine Bluff college and in Hot Springs schools The appointment followed a recommendation by the Arkansas Council on Children and Youth
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Negro Boys Industrial School
Wrightville
A. M. and
N. College
Pine Bluff
Northwestern, University
Pine Bluff College
Hot Springs
Correctional Institution For Negro Boys
Arkansas Council On Children and Youth
Cotton Picking Contest Rescheduled to October 14
Blytheville reports the national cotton picking contest has been moved to October 14 due to heavy rains over four days turning fields to seas. The event is sponsored by the Blytheville Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Blytheville
Blythville Junior Character of Commerce
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column On Love And Morals
Three young married women seek guidance on loving each other’s husbands and handling family conflicts. Dorothy Dix replies that prosperity breeds dissatisfaction, urges hard work and realism, and warns that swapping partners won’t cure nagging faults. The column also tackles daughter’s fear of being judged by a mother and love for a married man with a child, advising self restraint and respect for others.
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AMA Trustees Fight Justice Probe Over Health Insurance Push
In Chicago with a parade and events planned, trustees of the American Medical Association protest Justice Department investigations into compulsory hospitalization and health insurance. A board room break in on Feb 10 prompted searches of board records, while AMA officials insist the actions target state and county medical societies.
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Chicago
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Democrats Asked to Stir Up Backing for Olds
President Truman said he asked Democratic Chairman William M. Boyle Jr to stimulate support among state leaders for confirming Leland Olds to the Federal Power Commission. He stressed the need for party discipline to carry out the party platform. The Senate committee had reported adversely on Olds' nomination.
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William M. Boyle, Jr
Leland Olds
Federal Power Commission
Senate
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President's third term termination amid Senate pushback
The article notes a President seeking a third term facing Senate opposition and claims that powerful corporations were mobilizing to derail his nominee. It describes the political pressure surrounding the nomination and the role of influential business interests in the confirmation fight.
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