Failure at Paris as Big Four fail to settle Berlin crisis
Observers say foreign ministers politics in Paris drift from dispute to dispute over Germany and Berlin. US demands assurance the Berlin blockade won’t resume before any eastern German talks on a broader accord. Moscow’s aim remains unclear, with economic convergence or concessions needed for real bargaining.
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Paris
Germany
Berlin
Austria
Moscow
United States
Hes
Publication Reveals FBI Report On 1947 Atomic Shipment To Russia
The account states a straight-forward commercial transaction of atomic research devices from the United States to the Soviet Union in 1947. It warns that Russians may be ahead in atomic energy and calls for tighter U S regulations and stricter screening of personnel in research and manufacturing. The piece questions who authorized and carried out the shipment and notes the Cold War context.
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FBI
Soviet Union
United States
Ince
Russia
EBL
Moscow
America
Eulrope
Borrowed Radicalism and the Rise of Socialist Ideas
The article argues radical and socialist concepts gain traction without a lasting party home. It notes widespread adoption of such ideas by the ruling party to attract minority votes, citing income tax, price supports, housing programs, and regulation of industries as examples.
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Syee
Brean
Debs
Old hammer found sparks talk of a long-ago donor
A 60 year old hammer worn by thousands of blows was found. A professor argues nerve specialists are needed to end crime waves, while noting bandits have a lot of nerve. the item hints at a forgotten donor and a wife’s wish.
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Doner
Peter Edson Looks at Congress Woes and Urges Action
Washington columnist Peter Edson argues Congress should stay in session to finish key measures. He lists Taft Hartley revision, minimum wage, tax reform, social security, credit controls, farm plans, housing and foreign aid among urgent items. He notes political delays harm business and cites recent signs of progress.
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Washington
NEA
Congress
Brannan
Valley Authority
Montana
Jim Murray
U. S
Europe
Truman
Ken
Congressional
O'Mahoney
Supreme Court
Federal Trace Commission
Catch Them Young for Highway Engineers
The piece urges boosting pay and attracting new talent into highway engineering by recruiting in high schools and colleges. It highlights the outdoor appeal and the cost of education, arguing favorable salaries are key to sustaining future engineers amid rising living costs and delayed pay scales.
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C.E
Richard Harding Davis
Quotations on Stability and War From Political Figures
A collage of quotes reflects views on economic and political stability, the causes of wars, and political careers. Notable voices include Gen. Lucius Clay, Eric Johnston, Norman Thomas, and Rep. John E. Rankin, touching on defense, diplomacy, and civil rights law with sharp and sometimes humorous asides.
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Europe
Lucius Clay
Germany
Reorganization A Possibility for Wisconsin Governorship
Madison report discusses a possible state government reorganization law giving Gov. Rennebohm sweeping interim authority to study and order reorganizations modeled on the Hoover Commission. Democrats have echoed the idea, while motives remain debated and the plan faces legislative hurdles. The article emphasizes nonpartisan administration gains and Rennebohm’s apolitical leadership style.
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Madison
Wis
Rennebohm
Republican Legislative Caucus
Hoover Commission
Republican Party
Wisconsin
William H. Young
Wiconsi
Congress
House plants booklet offers care tips for indoor gardens
A La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau promo advertises a 30 page illustrated government booklet on House Plants. It explains how to grow and care for flowers and house plants, promising cheer to homes with potted plants, and sells the booklet for ten cents postpaid.
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Should Schools Hire Communists as Teachers
Washington debate over whether Communist party members should teach in U S schools. Proponents cite academic freedom while opponents warn party discipline suppresses independent thought and taints teaching. A 54 page NEA booklet, signed by 20 educators including Eisenhower and Conant, argues Communist teachers should not be employed.
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Communist Party
Cying
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Jackson
Saturday Review of Literature
Gen. Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
National Education Association
Communist Party of the United States
Origin of Broadway signs and theater careers traced
New York notes explore Broadway electric signs dating to 1905 on the Knickerbocker front and profiles of editor Dorothy Bernard actress Iva Withers and actor Donald Cook. It recounts early sign design, performers’ backstories, and social events including sailings and a Tuscanini concert amid Cuba coin operated machine legalization.
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Knickerbocker Theater
Victor Herbert
Dorothy Bernard
Mother
Harper's Bazaar
Su Garland
Iva Withers
Julie
Pebls
Laurey
Oklahoma
Donald Cook
Tallulsh Bankhead
Oregon
Chester Stratton
Lee
J. J. Shubert
Allyn McLerie
Robert E. Sherwood
Miss Liberty
Ray Bolger
Charley
Susan Mahoney
Finian
Mary
England
Maxwell
Douglas And Britain In Deal On Recognition Of Chinese
Washington reports Ambassador Lew Douglas secured British agreement to delay recognition of the Chinese Communists until after Canton falls, while coordinating with Secretary Acheson to avoid official joint recognition before the United States. The piece also covers UK concerns over Hong Kong, broader financial strains in Britain, and related political notes.
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Douglas
Britain
Deal
Ay waiWn Pearson
Lew Douglas
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Acheson
Canton
United
Muoney
Niansman
Jett
Xrandidragon
Grand Dragon
Columbus
Green
Tthem
Averell Harriman
Europe
Harriman
Stafford Cripps
John Snyder
Atlantic
John
England
Truman
Edward H. Pruden
Mr. Truman
First Baptist Church
Pruden
Franco
Generalissimo Franco
Spain
Madrid
Paul Culbertson
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Joseph E. Jacobs
Monson Scores Hole in One at Joliet Course
Carl M. Monson former Standard Oil manager La Crosse June 4 aces a 323 yard Joliet course hole while playing with Attorney Jesse E Higheye. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs Berg Stoddard and Mrs Brinkman Tacoma Spokane Portland and arrivals of Miss Tubbesing and Mrs Bangsberg for summer.
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la Crosse
Carl M. Monson
Standard Oil Co
Joliet
Monson
Jesise_E. Higheye
William Berg
Stoddard
E. E. Brinkman
Kane Street
Tacoma
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Ore
C. W. Newcomb
Flint
Mich
lRrtter
Frank W. Allen
South Seventh Street
Josephine Scimitz
Yellowstone Park
Ray W. Smith
Corona
Calif
Olaf Skaar
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of the Domain of
Castlehal
Marie Sieg 1Er
Charles F. Yehle
Jennie Backus
Jesse
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YWCA
Board of Directs
National Safety Council awards 350000th safe driver honor
The National Safety Council presented its 350000th safe driver award recognizing commercial drivers who have driven at least one year without a preventable accident. The recipient, Danny Andrews of the Railway Express Agency in New York City, has a 14 year safe driving record.
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National Safety Council
Danny Andrews
Railway Express Agency
New Rk City
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