Army Upset Over Cold Shoulder to Franco of Spain
Washington June 22 The administration s failure to recognize Franco of Spain is a cruel heart break to Pentagon experts who see Spain as a Western foothold against a Russian strike. They warn a three to five week advance by the Red forces could reach the channel and threaten the Middle East and Persian Gulf. They favor Spain’s inclusion as a base for counterattack if Britain holds, while cautioning that a full invasion of Europe by sea would be costly and difficult for Moscow to sustain.
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Jefferson City News Billing and Circulation Details
Public notices detail subscription rates and delivery service charges for Jefferson City and surrounding counties. The document lists prices for six month periods and county adoptions, with regional rates and carrier options.
Reorganization plan faces Senate veto hurdles
Hoover led a broad government reorganization push praised by parties yet hindered by Congress. The House backed a bill but exempted agencies, while the Senate removed exemptions but added a veto barrier requiring cross branch approval. Critics warn of overreach and waste, urging decisive action now. Lilienthal and Topper loom as uncertain allies amid committee boredom and ongoing scrutiny.
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Two Party System Debate Prompts National Realignment
A quotation from Ser J Howard McGrath urges Republicans to evolve into a national party or risk another grouping taking their place. The piece comments on political rhetoric and the influence of stated and unstated messages. It also cites misprints and playful misattributions from figures including David E. Biti and George Bernard Shaw.
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Truman Pushes Plan to Create Department of Welfare
Washington June 22 AP President Truman proposes a new government department named the Department of Welfare to consolidate health welfare and social security functions. The move would rename the existing Federal Security Agency and keep its agencies while shifting others to fit a streamlined federal structure.
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Ride with a Frenchman Reveals Spirit in a Renault
Hal Boyle recalls a Paris road trip in a tiny Renault with fellow reporters. The ride, full of wild speed and daring past legends, highlights the French zest for life through a motor adventure and a driver who is more than a chaffeur.
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Enzies COLUM Changing World Outpaces Old Timers
Writer Dewitt Mackenzie notes rapid global changes in the atomic era and the tension between tradition and trend. He cites the marriage of German Princess Cecelia of Hohenzollern to a former American from Amarillo as an example of shifting royal norms.
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French driver harms truck to prove justice in crash
A fragmentary report describes a man named Ani le angrily crashing into a truck to punish it, arguing a Frenchman would risk an accident if justice is on his side. He asserts the point with perceived dignity, suggesting the incident reveals French spirit regardless of outcome.
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Salary Boost for Missouri Highway Patrolmen Approved
Missouri Senate passed a bill to raise highway patrol pay. The measure moves to the governor with a 27 to 0 vote. The force would grow to 269 members and monthly uniform allowances rise from 10 to 15 dollars. Top salaries would be 6,400 for the superintendent, 4,200 for captains, 3,000 for lieutenants, 3,200 for sergeants, and 4,000 for inspectors.
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World War I signal figure and Kaiser era end noted
The article recalls a figure who signaled World War I and the Kaiser's German backers at Spa Belgium. It describes abdication of the Nasser, exile in Holland, and the fall of thrones. It highlights the royal family’s quiet adaptation, wedding of Princess Cecelia, and Louis Ferdinand’s Ford factory stint in Detroit.
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