GI Bill Celebrates Fourth Anniversary Aids 5 Million Veterans
National Commander James F. ONeill of The American Legion notes the GI Bill reaches its fourth year June 22 1944 to 1948 and has helped 5 019 000 World War II veterans attend colleges trade schools and training programs. One third of veterans have used its provisions with 1 122 000 currently enrolled and 1 297 000 loans issued with 54 000 repaid.
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Kansas City Spotlight in Voice of America Broadcast
The Voice of America airs a Kansas City centric segment to South American audiences, portraying Missouri as quaint and Midwestern soil as fertile. It emphasizes leaders like Truman and notes Chicago immigration while claiming the Midwest backs the nation, fueling protest and urging U S goodwill.
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No Slump In Sight Natural economic strength avoids 1921 mood fears
Observers reject 1921 style gloom as the US shows stronger government spending and labor leverage. The New York Fed notes improved food supply and inflation pressures ease yet warn the outlook must be continually reappraised amid high prices to sustain a heavy debt and expansive government.
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United States
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Convention Strategy and the 1952 Democratic Dilemma
Washington analysts explore how the two week gap after the Republican convention could decide the Democrat nomination. The piece weighs scenarios from Truman retirement to drafts of Eisenhower or Vandenberg, and the risk of internal party splits shaping the race.
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Smuts Loses South Africa Leadership as Racial Strife Grows
The article notes Jan Christiaan Smuts' defeat and resignation as South Africa faces growing separatist pressure and racial conflict. It contrasts pro British and nationalist stances led by Dr. D. F. Malan, with rising Black and Indian demands for equality while Gandhi’s legacy lingers. The era shifts from Smuts’ long rule to a turbulent future.
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South Africa
London
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Paris
Senate approves 200000 displaced persons bill in two years
The Senate passed the displaced persons bill 63 to 13, authorizing 200000 refugees to enter the United States over two years. Restrictions remain riskily high, with a three member committee to run the program, and debates focus on who qualifies and how strict limits will affect administration and justice. The House action is awaited to shape a fuller, less restrictive final measure.
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Government holds no axes against coal miners
The assistant attorney general H. G. Morison states the government has no axes to grind with coal miners beyond national safety and security considerations. This remarks frame official stance on labor disputes amid broader regulatory concerns.
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H. G. Morison
Gene
Wisconsin political notes weigh assembly versus sheriff runs
Madison dispatch surveys state race dynamics as Assembly members contemplate sheriff bids Al ready Assemblyman Fred Frank of Outagamie comments retirement to seek sheriff and Alex Meunier of Door contemplates similar move.
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Answers to Questions from The Haskin Service
A compilation of reader questions answered by The Crosse Tribune Information Bureau. Topics include badger hair in shaving brushes, red pigments in historic paints, recognitions by the United States in 1948, the painter of Pinkie, watch winding guidance, music at Princess Elizabeth's wedding, U S coal miners, and presidential eligibility of children born abroad.
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Common Household Pests booklet advertised by La Crosse Tribune
The Information Bureau promotes a 36 page booklet on household pests including ants moths flies cockroaches mosquitoes bedbugs carpet moths and more. It features a four page DDT household insecticide section and costs 15 cents postpaid by sending a coupon and payment to the bureau in Washington DC.
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Name Sweet or Rural Route City State ee
A historical notice requests mail be addressed to Washington D C for the route name Sweet or Rural Route City State ee.
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Senate Passes Van denberg Resolution on Security Steps
James Marlow reports the Senate approved the seven paragraph Van denberg resolution guiding presidential action for security. It signals possible arming of Western Europe and potential alliances while insisting any treaty require Senate approval. The move marks a shift from isolationism and could polarize world powers with Russia.
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Ten Years AgoGolf Winners At Country Club In Tribune
Ten years ago Mrs. J R Johnson won the playoff for the championship in the putting and approaching contest for women golfers at the La Crosse Country Club. She also won low net in class A with Mrs John Padesky and Miss Janet Ruggles tying for second. Other class results and staff notices follow.
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la Crosse
States Cannot Deny Counsel To Defendants
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that states may not deny counsel to defendants unable to represent themselves. The Florida case of Donald Wade, convicted at 18 of burglary and sentenced to five years, involved Wade’s claim that he asked for an attorney but was denied help. Justice Murphy wrote for the majority. Justices Reed, Vinson, Jackson, and Burton dissented.
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Burton Seeks Personal Notes for 150th Anniversary
Burton Ohio marks its 150th anniversary by collecting sealed personal opinions from residents for 100 years. Civic groups have invited townspeople to place letters in a metal box labeled Dont open until 2048 A D. The box will be sealed in a vault at Geauga Historical Museum.
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Burma May Go Communist in Unconfirmed Reports
A Rangoon report quotes Premier Thakin Nu hinting Burma would follow Russia and nationalize foreign property possibly with compensation. London markets react with concern as Burma faces inflation shortages and slow postwar rebuilding while fighting internal dissidents and Communist uprisings.
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Irrawaddy Delta
AMVETS Convention Scheduled in Racine Wisconsin
AMVETS will hold its national convention in Racine Wisconsin from Thursday through Saturday with about 300 delegates expected. National AM VET Commander Ed Cory will speak at the Friday session.
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