Peace or Bomb: Pearson’s Two Paths to Lasting Truce
Drew Pearson weighs two options for U.S. policy in peace efforts. One is to drop the atomic bomb now while the U S leads in A bombs. the other is a long hard path of sustained peacemaking for 26 to 50 years with unprecedented sacrifices. He notes the allure of war for dictators and warns the U S remains ahead in bomb production, with a risk of lagging by a year or more if delay continues.
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United States
Russia
Free World
Winston Churchill
Joe Stalin
Truman
Stalin
Vinson
Politburo
Winston Church
Atomic War Dilemma and Soviet Threats Reflected
A historical column argues options amid Cold War fears. It contrasts a rapid atomic victory with a long, costly nerve war, warning that Soviet policy is fixed in a hostile groove. It favors a cautious approach despite fears of atomic devastation and future retaliation risks.
Child 2 Earns 1340 On Relief In Hollywood Tax Tale
In Los Angeles on March 9 a two year old, Jeanine Caruse, earns 1840 for three months as the child of Mme Bovary in a film. She also collects 650 in unemployment benefits. The state offers unclear records on whether she is the youngest recipient. Father Vincent Caruso assists in calculating the tax. The deadline is one week away.
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Los Angeles
Jeanine Caruse
Jeanine
Mme. Bovary
State Department of Employment
Vincent Caruso
Warless world and restraint in the use of atomic weapons
The author argues against taking the initiative to drop the atomic bomb now, citing U S moral leadership and self respect. He notes past nonaggression since 1848 and Pearl Harbor as exceptions, contending future peace requires other weapons and approaches.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
Army Pays Scranton Doctor for Mail Mix Up
A House passed a bill to reimburse Dr J Carlyle Nagle of Scranton PA three hundred fifty four dollars and ninety six cents for payroll payments lost in mail during his Army Dental Corps service in France. Investigation showed the money was paid, and the War Department urged reimbursement. the measure, sponsored by Rep O Neill, goes to the Senate.
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Washington
Mar
J. Carlyle Nagle
Scranton
United States
House
Nagle
Army Dental Corps
France
War Department
Army Department
Rep. O'Neill
D- Pa
Senate
Berks County Farm Agent Retires After 36 Years
Adama, 61, retires after 36 years as Berks County Agent. Serving since the Agricultural Extension Service began in 1914, he held the Pennsylvania record for length of service. Lowell R. Blass, 35, of Potter County will succeed him, having been Assistant Agent in Berks County for four years. Announcement made by Harold McCulloch, State College, Assistant Director of the Pennsylvania Extension Service.
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Reading
Blass
Harold McCuooh
State College
Pennsylvania Extension Service
Federal bar to veterans' bonus in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports two top state officials say veterans cannot receive both the state veteran bonus and relief grants simultaneously. Attorney General T. McKean Cudney and Public Assistance Secretary Frank A. Robbins warn that $50,000,000 in federal funds could be withheld if the state pays a bonus without adjusting relief eligibility.
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Harrisburg
T. McKean Cudney
Frank A. Robbins
Public Assistance
New Type Tube For Television
Los Angeles reports USC professor Willard Geer has developed a color television tube sold to Techniteolor Corp. The device claims to convert standard sets into color receivers without moving parts and without whirling disks or mirrors. Production plans and final costs are unclear.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Ban Pac
University of Southern California
Willard Geer
Physics Laboratories
USC
Techniteolor Corp
Det
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