Countering Alarmist Talks on Russia and War Intentions
A foreign affairs analysis argues few believe Russia seeks war. It notes Red Army moves near Greece and Albania, Yugoslavs around Trieste, and Moscow aiming for peace if compatible with its power. The piece compares military diplomacy to political strategy, acknowledging Western fears of a third world war.
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Russia
J. M. Roberts, JR
Mackenzie
Balkans
Red Army
Greece
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Albania
Yuguslavia
Turkey
Trieste
Moscow
Sin
Germany
Poland
Britain
America
Europe
Kremlin
Picture Framing New Moulding Arrived for Quick Service
Picture framing shop announces new moulding arrival with neat work and quick service. Local patrons invited to view samples and get fast turnaround on frames.
Wallace heckled at Madison Square Garden rally
At a New York rally on September 18 a Wallace speech drew boos and hisses from a 19,000-strong audience. Wallace defended an independent U S foreign policy, attacked Soviet land reform, and clashed with Senator Pepper who urged a more cautious stance, while Wallace rejected tying policy to Britain and urged a peaceful path with Russia.
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New York
Ienry A. Wallace
White House
Madison Square Garden
Claude Pepper
D-Fin
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Mnd
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts ,Sciences and Professions
Wallace
United States
Hisses
Truman
Russia
New York City
Europe
Latin America
Near East
Sen
Pepper
James M. Mead
Herbert Lehman
U. S
Thomas B. Dewey
Great Britain
Britain
Republican Party
UN General Assembly Tackles European Refugee Resettlement
In New York the General Assembly considers moving as many as possible of Europe’s 44 percent million refugees and displaced persons before winter. The map relies on Anglo-American Committee figures, noting most are German, Austrian, and Polish with smaller numbers of Hungarian, Czech, Romanian, and Yugoslav refugees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Europe
Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry
Palestine
Market Report Brisk Life Returns in Mixed Sector Rally
New York stocks led a slow recovery with selections in steels motors rubbers and industrials rising while volume stayed light around 1.7 million shares. Reports from Chicago St Louis and New Orleans show activity in poultry produce cotton and livestock with varying price moves and futures edging higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
33 New Polio Cases Reported Last Week
Little Rock reports 33 new infantile paralysis cases to the Arkansas Health Department for the first 86 weeks of 1946, totaling 240. Weekly breakdown shows Pulaski and Craighead with five each, Ouachita four, Sebastian four, and several counties with one or two cases.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Health Department
Health Department
Pulaski
Craighead
Ouachita
Sebastian
Polk and Lee
Arkansas
Ashley
Calhoun
Cleveland
Drew
Hot Spring
Jefferson
Lafayette
Lawrence
Poinsett
Galine
Yell
Surge in University of Arkansas Fall Enrollment Expected
Fayetteville reports enrollment at the University of Arkansas is set to rise sharply with about 3,500 students to attend classes next week. An estimated 1,000 male freshmen will register six weeks later, topping the previous peak of 2,700 in the 1946 spring term.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Business and Professional Women's Club Meets at Hotel Barlow
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a Thursday evening meeting at Hotel Barlow with Miss Marjorie Waddle presiding. Twelve members attended and the program featured Mrs Opal Hervey and Mrs Florence Hicks in charge. Mrs Isabelle McCorkle won the Tree of Knowledge Contest.
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Library of Hope High School
R. W. McCracken
Blevins
Hope High School
al Oa
Cate
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel Barlow
Marjorie Waddle
Opal Hervey
Florence Hicks
Isabelle McCorkle
Dorothy Dix Advice on Love and Money Dilemmas
A Dorothy Dix column discusses a woman torn between love and wealth as her mother pressures marriage to a wealthy suitor. A second letter asks how to balance care for an aging mother with a selfish siblings, while a third questions why Americans marry English women. The advice emphasizes the girl’s choice, family duty, and proximity as factors in marriage decisions.
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Dent Miss Dix
Sers
Lee
Blackie
Dorothy
Tme
Miss Dix
Innisfail Reflections and a Distant Dance
The narrative follows Colin's alcohol troubled period at Innisfail, his dance with Celia, Charlotte's continued withdrawal, and Mark Fitzgerald's humbled, sorrowful stance. Over five quiet years, Celia watches Miss Charlotte’s decline and Ellen signals lingering pity for Mark as the house endures tragedy and isolation.
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Innisfail
Father Gene
Colin
Miss Charlotte
Ellen
Mrs. Withgerald
Mark
Elen
Eller
Ally
Innisfail Colin
Charlotte
Mary
Saint Gregory's Hospital
Academy
Fitzgerald
Mark Fitzgerald
Winy
Celia
Food Faddists and Diet Beliefs Challenge Medical View
A Midwest medical society notes reports of food deficiency diseases tied to fad theories. It defines food faddists as self styled experts with secret knowledge. discusses vegetarian and mixed protein diets, cooking's role, and dangers of extreme weight loss plans while affirming balanced nutrition and appropriate calorie deficits.
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Pew
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Emma G. Thomas
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Mears Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hempstead
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Howard
Miller
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San Diego
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Washington, D. C
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Washington, DC
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