New Foreign Policy Aims to Counter Bolshevism
DeWitt Mackenzie argues the United States must lead a positive foreign policy against Communism. The 80th Congress backed plans like the Truman Doctrine, the Marshall Plan, and regional defense to rebuild Europe. Western Europe unites Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, with talks looming on defense cooperation and possible broader unity.
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MICA
Dewitt MacKenzie AP Paratgn
Aftaira
Republican Nations
United States
Rumia
Amerita
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Western Hemisphere
Johny Hightower
Washington
Truman
Vandenberg
Hightower
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
U. S. Senate
State Closes 13 Slaughter Houses
Harrisburg June 22 13 Pennsylvania slaughter houses were ordered closed this year by the State Department of Agriculture after owners refused to remedy insanitary conditions. During five months agents made 2342 examinations finding 14 below standards. five owners remedied defects. Thunder In The Choir Shickley Neb weather provided sound effects for church services as a thunderstorm peaked during the choir performance.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Division of Meat Hygiene
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pros Pondering GOP Nomination in 1948 Field
The Nation Today profiles Dewey Taft Stassen and others as possible Republican nominees. It notes Dewey’s prosecutorial rise and governorship, Taft’s Senate leadership and cautious world involvement, Stassen’s Minnesota governorship and crosscountry campaign, and Vandenberg’s foreign affairs influence as a potential alternative. Warren is described as a 57 year old Los Angeles lawyer and progressive with fishing interests.
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James Marlow
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Dewey
U. S. Attorney
Taft
Cinelymati
Gen
William Howard Taft
Presiident
United States
U. S
Stassen
University of Minnesota
U.S
Arthur HW. Vandenberg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stasigen
Bar
Warren
Los Angeles
Congress
Radio Announcer and Wife Give Their Seven Children Away
Miami reports radio announcer William Harvey and his wife Billie have signed adoption papers for their seven children aged nine months to eight years. The couple, traveling from Lake Worth, say they cannot provide for the children due to Mrs Harvey’s heart condition and fear they would be placed in homes. The Harveys moved from Binghamton and planned the adoption two weeks earlier after arranging via a Miami newspaper ad and Lake Worth screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
William W. Harvey
Billie
Harvey
Lake Worth
Harveys
Binghamton
Dade
Dark-Horse Speaker Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts
Joseph W. Martin, 63, speaker of the House and Massachusetts representative, is portrayed as a practical politician with a life centered on politics and insurance brokerage. A bachelor who avoids alcohol and tobacco, he blends easily in male company and once managed part of Wendell Willkie’s 1940 campaign though he did not enjoy it.
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Radical Congress
Joseph W. Martin
House
Massachusetts
Wendell Willkie
Public Assistance Rolls Rise to 306101 in May
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania May public assistance rolls at 306101 persons with cash grants totaling 8820000 dollars. The department notes a nine percent increase from May 1947 aimed at counterbalancing higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Assistance
Hodge Returns To Seoul
General John R. Hodge, the U S occupation commander for Southern Korea, returned to Seoul from Tokyo where he had meetings with General MacArthur. He would not discuss the Tokyo talks but said no urgent issue prompted his trip and he hoped to talk with MacArthur and staff. He had not visited MacArthur since March 1947.
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Seoul
John R. Hodge
Tokyo
MacArthur
U. S
Korea
Admiral McIntire Injures Ankle
Admiral Ross T. McIntire bruised his ankle after falling from a flower-banked platform while addressing the American Red Cross Convention in San Francisco on June 22.
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San Francisco
Adm
Ross T. McIntire
Vision limits and safety notes from a medical briefing
The report describes how Lions live in sandy regions and how vision varies with environment. It mentions McIntire as director of a program and notes a hospital discharge after ankle examination. It also references a surgeon general and Roosevelt as former figures in the medical context.
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Cate
McIntire
Fed
Mirgeon
Roosevelt
Youth Held In Shooting Sentry at NAS Chincoteague
Norfolk June 22 A York Pa youth 18 was held as a witness by Naval authorities for a board of inquiry into the fatal shooting of a sentry at Chincoteague Naval Air Station on June 12. Seaman apprentice William Kissenger was in custody after discharge from the dispensary following the incident. The sentry Grant W Clem 21 engineman fireman of Bloomington Ill was shot accidentally during a post exchange. No charges against Kissenger were filed.
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Norfolk
York
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
Naval District
William Kissenger
Chincoteague
Grant W. Clem
Bloomington
Ill
Kissenger
Navy
Entered second class matter notice from 1900 paper
A dated block notes postal registration as second class matter from August 14 1900 at Pelts Fa post office under act of 1879. It lists editors and officials Dwight Ray president and secretary N Denter Ray vice president and secretary with Associated Press ownership rights and republication notice for local news and AP dispatches.
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Pelts Fa
N. Denter Ray
Dwight Ray
Associated Fress
Associated Presa
Absolute proven remedy offered for rheumatism relief
An advertisement claims a cure for rheumatism and arthritis with only one trip. It invites disabled individuals to send a friend and provides an address at 188 E. Fayette St near Uniontown Senior High School in Pennsylvania. Office hours are daily 10 to 8 and Sundays 10 to 5.
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E. Fayette St
Uniontown
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Hodge
Admiral McIntire
Indiana
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Nh, Ray
Hugh M. Bell
Indiana County
Ne Nc
Sbestos
COR Iwne
Mattress
Femons
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