Definite Programs Hope of Democracy Against Soviets
Dewitt Mackenzie reviews optimism from Truman and Churchill about world peace. He notes Europe’s counteroffensive, the China threat outlined as ideological rather than military, and warns the democracy versus communism conflict will be fought with ideas as much as weapons. Eisenhower’s Columbia address underscores the choice between freedom and control in daily life.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Truman
Winston Churchill
Europe
China
Russia
Wiould
Orient
Churchill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Improvements in Rat Control Aid in Fight to Check Typhus
Edwin P. Jordan reviews rat control as the best defense against typhus. Community poisoning, ratproofing, sanitation, and new methods like DDT dusting reduce rat populations and parasite spread. Prevention remains crucial, with emphasis on practical programs rather than ideological debate.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
District of
Colum
Bia
Rirat
States Public Health Service
Fefferson City Post Tribune Postal and subscription notices
The Jefferson City Post Tribune outlines newspaper association with The Associated Press and lists subscription rates and delivery details. Rates vary by location within Missouri and surrounding areas, with annual and monthly options and carrier delivery services highlighted.
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Associated Frese
Associated” Press
Jefferson City
Carrer
Deliyers
Roosevelt Jr and the Presidency a foreign birth debate
The piece weighs whether Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr born abroad could be eligible for the presidency. It cites constitutional age and residency rules, notes courts have not ruled, and highlights 1898 and 1940 opinions on native-born versus natural-born status. It urges caution for expectant mothers considering foreign birth.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Congress
Mergin
Canada
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Lee Gray
U. S
Maryland
Chicago
Dallas
Quotes on freedom and politics from postwar leaders
A compilation of remarks from Lucius D. Clay A Philip Randolph Benjamin Fairless Roert Taft Winston Churchill and Cecil B DeMille criticizing international cooperation taxation socialism liberty and ideological conflicts The quotes reflect tensions over democracy capitalism and state control in the postwar era and warn of potential threats to American liberty
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Germany
Lucius DL Clay
Taft Humored by NAM Radical Label at Lunch
Washington June 2 Senator Taft delighted a small newspaper group by showing the National Association of Manufacturers bulletin accusing him of being a radical for 28 concessions in a Taft Hartley revision. He warned of liberal opposition and said the compromise seeks labor management balance with liability for unfair practices.
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Washington
Revert A. Taft
National Association of Manufacturers
Obioan
Ives-Aiken- Morse
Tait
Taft
Senate
House
Martin-Halleck-Brown - Tabor
White House
Thomas-Lesinski
President Truman
Mr. Truman
American Federation of Labor
CLO
United Mine Workers
Truman
Congress
Ohio
Univan
Martha
Trey
William Green
Philips Murray
John L. Lewis
Bob Taft
First Great Drama of the Atom Opens in Washington
June 2 AP report on the heated congressional hearing as Sen Hickenlooper accuses AEC chair Lilienthal of mismanaging the atomic program. Lilienthal defends the system, saying qualified personnel matter and accountability spans all five commissioners. The hearing promises a wide, unfolding inquiry with further testimony and potential twists.
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Washington
Senator Hickenloopler
Iowa
Davin O LiHenthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Hickenlooper
AEC
Lilien
Lilienthal
Lallienthal
Me3zahon
Security jitters grip men nations and the world
Hal Boyle notes the universal chase for security amid political, financial, and personal anxieties. He argues true safety is elusive, as wealth, power, love, and health all prove fragile in a changing world, warning against fleeing life’s realities.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Omaha
Wall Street
Tatmar
Kremlin
Joe Stalin
Garden of Eden
Lawmakers Consider Higher Aid for County and District Fairs
Missouri Senate hears Rep. Charles Ray Brown propose raising state aid for fairs from one third to one half of premium costs and increasing the aid cap from 6000 to 10000 dollars. The agriculture committee delayed action pending conferees with the appropriations committee. Separately, a plan would convert Camp Crowder into a custodial care site for elderly state hospital patients, with ownership title to transfer to the state and facilities shared with a vocational school and the senile hospital.
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Charles Ray Brown
Greene County
Senate Agriculture Committee
Brown
Camp Crowder
Missouri Senate
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Fefferson City Post Tribune
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Oude
Missouri
Countie
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Partiers
AFL
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. | Steel Corp
United States
Robert A. Taft
Judas Iscariot
Cecil B. DeMille
New Mexico
Los Alamos
Long Island
Brook Haven
PUREX
Ter Acton Bla Gentie
Mehs Oertle
HocErs
Saver Seri
the Commercial Office
Busch’s Lake
Pounea
Griffin
Hiwa
WY. M
Dennis Jane Morgan Wyman
Bear School
DAN Coppin, Inc
Lincoln-Mercury
W. Dunklin
Randolph
Riot Cartoon News
Mere Jane Wyatt
Carroll Naish
Victor Jory
Nancy Olson
M.W
NORGE
Singer
Tennyson
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