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National Defense Debates over Johnson and B 36
Washington reports escalate as James Van Zandt and Louis Johnson clash over the B 36 issue while Frank Hecht pushes anti Johnson charges. Coverage traces past politics, naval Navy League influence, and reactions from educators amid campus loyalty debates.
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Secret Diplomacy In Most Instances Dangerous Thing
Dewitt Mackenzie argues that secret diplomacy is a mighty dangerous practice. He observes Western plans leaking via British and French sources while American officials cling to restricted news. Diplomats’ use of secrecy harms democracy, he claims, as the press should inform the public with exact accountability.
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Divided Views on Lilienthal Probe and Atomic Post
Washington reports Senate Atomic Committee members split over the impact of Hickenlooper's inquiry into David Lilienthal. President Truman supports Lilienthal. loyalty and past opposition in the Senate suggest a tough confirmation fight, with key figures like Mel Keller and Wherry among critics while some defend his leadership.
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Principle and Reality Clash Over Federal Aid to Education
A New York congressman cites Eisenhower's stance on education funding, supporting direct aid to the neediest states while opposing universal federal grants. The piece argues the president seeks principle over broad expansion, noting a Senate compromise that may dilute aid in favor of equalization.
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Cartoonist's panel depicts four Communists plotting
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Millionaire Boss Describes Objective Driven Wealth Plan
David Stragusa credits a method of setting time bound goals and moving to new targets after each achievement to build a million dollar bank account. Stephen, newly appointed undersecretary of defense, notes he didn’t want the job but will give his best effort.
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Europe Hopeful After War Crowd Sees Change
HAL BOXLE notes that after a two week tour by former war correspondents Europe appears less fearful. He cites better living standards in England France Belgium and Germany, rising birthrates in France and restored commerce. Americans seem more anxious than Europeans, who question if Marshall Plan gains are real.
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Doctor Says Adhesions May Require Operation
Edwin P Jordan explains adhesions fibrous tissue form after infection or injury. They can contract around intestines causing obstruction and often require surgery to free the gut. Location and effect determine treatment. new fibrous bands may recur, surgery cannot guarantee no future adhesions.
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Father perishes in attic fire trying to save twins
Norman Long, 38, died with his 3 year old twin daughters after climbing into a burning attic in Follansbee West Virginia. A motorist spotted the blaze at 1:30 a.m. and alerted Hannoverson Heights residents. Mrs Long escaped with facial burns.
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