Kremlin Overreach Fails As DP Transfer Clash Ends In Flight
In Frankfort Germany the eight member Soviet DP transfer commission left American zone after barricaded standstill and orders to obey from Marshal Soklovsky. Moscow protested Clay authority but was defeated as US MPs escorted the group out. Russia later pulled graves registration teams from the zone.
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Frankfort
Germany
Kremlin
State Department
Clay
Marshal Soklovsky
Russia
Iron Curtain
United States
Communist Line Exposes Reds as Traitors in West
The piece argues that leaders Thorez Togliatti Pollit Foster and Dennis publicly pledge to side with Russia in any conflict marking USSR as political boss. It credits Berlin airlift as ending Soviet advance and notes France may outlaw the communist network amid fears of Russian threats and Western unity.
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France
Togliatti
Italy
Pollit
England
Foster and
Dennis
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Russia
Soviet Union
Truman
Commie
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Baltics
Berlin
Western Union
U. S
Canada
Wisdom From Above Cited In Verse Fragment
This fragmentary text quotes James 3 17 praising wisdom from above as pure peaceful gentle merciful and fruitful exercising impartiality and mercy in conduct.
Senators Rule Out Automatic War Pledge in Atlantic Pact
During debate on the North Atlantic pact some senators said the treaty does not force the United States to go to war for any signatory. Connally and Vandenberg, from the foreign relations committee, stressed there is no automatic commitment and that war powers remain with Congress under the Constitution.
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Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Senate
United States
Congress
Red Cross
New York City
Moscow
Washington
Russia
Norway
Housin
Tighe Woods
Cartel Mentality Troubling European Recovery Efforts
American officials collaborating on European recovery warn that resurgence of cartel mental ity threatens markets. It describes fear of competition and attempts to limit supply, contrasting with free competition which seeks to meet demand and produce abundant goods.
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Europe
One difference between congress and us
The remark notes a distinction where Congress enacts the income tax while the speaker feels unable to do so themselves. It contrasts legislative power with personal restraint and implies hesitation about imposing taxes.
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Congress
Arizona hermit clings to life on onions in remote solitude
A reclusive Arizona resident continues to live alone on a diet of onions, eschewing contact with society. Neighbors and local authorities respect his choice, while offering occasional supplies and prayers for his well being.
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Arizona
Onions
Speaking His Piece At Home Sparks Quiet Backlash
A householder voices opinions at home as a husband, provoking indifference and social backlash. The remark hints at domestic dynamics and public reception of personal outbursts in a domestic setting.
$6500 Home Is Here With Revised Prewar Ideas
Across the nation private builders are delivering sub $6500 homes affordable to workers. Four-room, one-floor frame houses with no basement and standard materials. prices range from about $3995 in Ypsilanti to $6500 in Evansville. Plans show uniform layouts, two bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bath, and back-to-back plumbing to cut costs.
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Smithtown
L. I
Baltimore
Smith
Evansville
Tucson
Ypsilanti
Answers to Readers Questions From The Haskin Service
A compilation of Q and A on hospital costs metal expansion seismology and other topics. The piece covers U S health service averages from 1947 hospital charges per day and eight day stay, metals that expand when melted, Pribilof seals diet estimates, west coast earthquake activity, Truman non combatant service, business failures in 1948, Rasselas author, and sun rise set locations in the Isthmus of Panama.
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U. S. Public Health Service
General Hospital
Western Hemisphere
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Panama
North America
South America
Navy reports Alaska oil exploration failed
The secretary of the navy announced that the U S Navy expedition in Alaska failed to recover oil fields and plans were not successful in locating productive reserves.
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U. S. Navy
Alaska
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
John Marshall Studied Law at William and Mary
The prominent Chief Justice John Marshall received his legal education at William and Mary College in Williamsburg Virginia, but only for six weeks. This scant period constituted his entire formal schooling in law.
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John Marshall
United States
W. B. A. Marshall
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
What is hard water and why soap reacts with it
Hard water contains over 100 ppm salts of calcium magnesium or iron. When soap dissolves it reacts with these salts and forms scum on surfaces. The piece notes party timing says Republicans hold national convention before Democrats as a custom since 1863, with 1888 an exception.
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National Bureau of Standards
King of Light and Magi Names Through the Ages
The text discusses the Magi described as King of light and the white one Balthazar, lord of treasure. It notes uncertain counts of Magi who worshipped the Infant Christ and mentions Latin variants of their names dating from the seventh century.
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Gaspar
Balthazar
Christ
Kill Devil Hill National Memorial establishment year
The memorial was established by Congress in 1927 to mark the site of the first powered flight by the Wright brothers at Kill Devil Hill, a sand dune site recommended by the Weather Bureau for their experiments.
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Kill Devil Hill National Memorial
North Carolina
Congress
Weather Bureau
Favorite Hymns collection offered for 25 cents
A promotion for a 151 hymn collection titled Favorite Hymns lists classic titles like Onward Christian Soldiers Lead Kindly Light Nearer My God to Thee In the Sweet By and By Rock of Ages and more. The ad directs readers in Washington DC to mail a 25 cent coupon for a postpaid copy fully wrapped in paper.
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D. C
Anent Psychologosis by Frank Tripp
Dr. Rolf Hoffman warns of advertising tricks after misreading a Book-of-the Month Club offer. The piece contrasts his critique with a personal tale of a boyhood ad scheme, Sun Advertising Bureau pamphlets, and early lessons about promises, buyers, and reading ads.
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Frank Tripp
Rolf Hoffman
Hoffman
Legion Sponsors Americanism Course for Wisconsin Pupils
The Wisconsin American Legion will sponsor a high school Americanism course to emphasize American heritage and democracy over communism. The plan has state social studies department backing and aims to print brochures costing 1500 to 2000 dollars, funded by the Legion or a national grant. If funds fail, a legislative appropriation or state assessment is considered. India's government will build 1,000,000 houses for factory workers.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin American Legion
Nization
Charles L. Larson
Port Washington
Department Americanism
State Department Public Education
Larson
Charles B. Walden
Wisconsin Ptelgram
Legion
National American Legion
Wisconsin
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Editorial staff listings and contact information for the La Crosse Tribune. Publication areas include La Crosse Wisconsin with home delivery and mail subscription rates for various zones.
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T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
G. G. Moriarity
Ed. Keefe
E. L. Burgess
T. Bus
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
la Crosse Tribune Company
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Cass Streets
la Crosse
Wis
Cwre
Ewspa
Associated Press
Call Tribune
Depertanen
Eisenhower Returns to Army in Uniform for War Ready Duty
Column notes Ike’s return to the Pentagon mix of duty and Columbia ties. It cites his boredom with fundraising as Columbia president and hints he will split time between the university and national defense work.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Eisenhower
Columbia
Ike
Omar Bradley
Pentagon
University
Europe
New York City Council Takes On President Truman Language
The New York City Council debates a resolution introduced by Edward Roger criticizing President Truman for profane language. It denounces remarks as unbecoming and calls on Congress and Truman to apologize and set a better example for youth.
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Truman
New York City
Edward Roger
United States
Harry S. Truman
America
City of
New York
Congress of the
Nevada Senator Joins Southern Filibuster Talkathon
The southern show to save the filibuster gains a new ally as Western senator Pat McCarran of Nevada joins the effort. He adopted the southern cause at a closed Democratic Senate meeting, after Majority Leader Scott Lucas convened the gathering.
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Great Talkathon
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Scott Lucas
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