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OPA Reform Urged as June Deadline Approaches
Opinion warns that hasty draft and price control changes risk inflation and labor unrest. Support calls for a balanced OPA reform maintaining benefits while correcting evils, urging Congress to deliberate before June 30 and the public to press for a thoughtful program.
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When World War II Ends Russia Replaces Germany in Europe
An historian predicts the atomic age shifts power in Europe with Russia supplanting Germany as the continent’s leading state. He notes Eastern Europe moved from German to Russian dominance and praises Russia’s new, if unlikable, effective government. Germany’s economic recovery is possible, but its era as ruler across Europe is over.
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Noise and the Empty Nest in Honeysuckle Vines
A Robin family cared for four fledglings above a porch while parents ferried food from a garden. The nest is now empty and the birds may be away on vacations or singing elsewhere. The writer reflects on growth and liberation, comparing birds to human children leaving home.
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Hunger Threatens India’s Path to Self Rule
Britain’s move toward self rule in India faces political hurdles from the Hindu Congress led by Gandhi and the Moslem League under Jinnah. Yet famine looms as food imports fail and millions go hungry, especially near Madras. A starving populace may.
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Alaska Not a Quick Fix Says Longtime Commissioner
Frank Heintzleman, with 28 years as Alaska forestry and agriculture commissioner, argues Alaska offers assets but needs development. He notes farming and fishing cannot yet support many new settlers, and large payroll industries are scarce. For pioneers willing to rough it, Alaska holds hope if they have enough money to endure a long establishment period.
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Library Chess Sponsor Boosts Boy Players
A city library runs weekly high school chess matches from October to April with an older player guiding comment and books for borrowing. Over 100 participants, many new to the library, reveal talent and some win the school tourney then beat adults, showing libraries can aid study and keep youths off the streets.
War Navy merger echoes early government structure
The piece notes that a Navy department merge with the War department would echo 18th century arrangements when the secretary of war oversaw land and sea. It recalls the 1798 creation of the Navy Department and jokes about price increases in haircuts triggering laughter among baldheads.
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Left Is Right By James Thurber
The piece argues that France shifted left in elections with the three winning parties on the left and Communists losing due to rightward tendencies. It claims French democratic liberty, not Moscow style rule, prevailed despite hardship. It asserts France remains central to European democracy and that this repudiation of communism will influence future world events.
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Communist Party view on labor unity and strike power
The column reviews the U S Communist Party stance on labor in postwar America. It argues for unity among diverse unions while criticizing John L. Lewis and AFL leaders. It notes planned maritime strikes, tensions with Congress, and the broader push for government labor legislation amid national debates.
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Turning Back the Pages of History June 10 1921
Columbus P T A. holds officer election with Mrs Gene Fuller as president and Mrs Edward Stuemke as vice president. Alpha Omicrons present Not a Man in the House play directed by Miss Irene Lilley. Citizens Bank hosts a house warming in its enlarged Market Square quarters with N J Werner as president and E T O'Brien as assistant cashier.
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Vanderbilt Cup Bridge Won By Jacoby Schenken Stayman Crawford
In the Vanderbilt Cup knockout team event 38 teams entered the field the Oswald Jacoby Howard Schenken George Rapee Samuel Stayman and John R. Crawford team triumphed by 980 points over Waldemar von Zedtwitz Bert Lebhar Jr Peter Leventritt Samuel Katz and Simon Rossant. Katz notes the winning hand could have won the tourney if doubled differently. The second table saw a four hearts doubled contract defeated by 800 points after a sequence including a king of spades opening and a ruff.
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Oswald Jacoby
Howard Schenken
George Rapee
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John R. Crawford
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
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Samuel Katz
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India's Princes Face Shake-Up Under Independence Plan
DeWitt Mackenzie reports that about 600 Indian ruling princes may be stripped of autocratic powers as Nehru pushes democratization of native states within a projected federal system. Many small principalities could be merged into provinces, with pensions for princes, while some rulers may remain as figureheads. The Nizam of Hyderabad emerges as the wealthiest and potentially constitutional head.
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Lawmakers clash over publication of Russia critique report
In Washington a House foreign affairs panel delays releasing a four member subcommittee report critical of Soviet policy behind the iron curtain. Mundt says the content is factual but other members seek language changes amid calls for suppressing the report.
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Views of Others at ACS Meeting Highlight Atomic Age Burden
At the Atlantic City gathering of the American Chemical Society the shadow of Hiroshima frames debate on science responsibility and public policy. W Albert Noyes urges free discussion and global awareness to retain scientific leadership amid security and progress needs.
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Eagles and Coyotes Threaten Mule Deer in Mountain Regions
ANature note recounts mule deer living from British Columbia to Texas, their large ears and velvet antlers, seasonal color shifts, and diet. Golden eagles hunt in pairs, driving deer into trees. L L Thompson recalls four coyotes chasing a mule deer downriver, where he shot two coyotes at fifty yards as the deer escaped wounded but alive.
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