MacArthur’s Viewpoint On Major World Issues
General Douglas MacArthur outlines global policy cautions including restraint in resource commitment and the primacy of private enterprise over government control. He warns against relying on the atom bomb and stresses the UN need for mild controls to meet threats.
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MacArthur
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
House Foreign Affairs Committee
China
United States
Pacific Arch
America
Landis and Schmidlapp May Seek Divorce Conference
Hollywood gossip reports actress Carole Landis and her fourth husband, producer Horace Schmidlapp, may hold a conference soon on their marriage. Schmidlapp is in New York. Landis has engaged an attorney and will sue for divorce if reconciliation fails. they wed in 1945 and were apart abroad while she shot two films.
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Hollywood
Carole Landis
Horace Schmidlapp
Schmidlapp
New York
Miss Landis
Europe
England
West Makes East Eats Center of U S livestock
The article states that livestock production centers are west of the Mississippi while consumption centers are east of the river. It highlights a geographic shift in where cattle, hogs, and other livestock are raised versus where they are consumed.
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U. S
Mississippi
MacArthur Political News Events Before Presidential Bid
Key events show Gen Douglas MacArthur drawing Republican support before an expected bid. Endorsed campus Young Republican clubs. Hearst urged drafting him. He cited duties in Japan delaying China aid testimony. Former governors signaled backing. Campaign clubs planned nationwide. He would accept the presidency if urged.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Hearst
MacArthur
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Japan
China
Congress
New England
Joseph B. Ely
James M. Curley
Mass
Francis P. Murphy
N. H
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren Wright
Chicago
Washington Carters
Tokyo
Remaining farm electrification must use REA program says Wickard
CHICAGO Claude R Wickard rural electrification administrator told the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association that the final one third of farm electrification will not be completed without REA. He cited growth from one tenth to two tenths of all farms in 13 years and noted most expansion will occur in low density, power deficient areas. Earlier T Craddock of Seymour Texas was re elected president of the cooperative association.
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Chicago
Claude R. Wickard
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Wickard
T. Craddock
Seymour
Tex
Cooperative Association
Girl Scouts Hold Birthday Parties Here in City Observance
Girl Scouts of La Crosse marked the 36th anniversary of Girl Scouts in America with four neighborhood gatherings on March 8. Troops from Congregational Holy Cross Trinity Lutheran and Hogan School joined forces for a box social movies games and songs with Juliette Low pennies collected and hot cocoa and ice cream provided.
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Girl Scouts In America
la Crosse
Congregational
Holy Cross
Trinity Lutheran
Hogan School
Congregational Church
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
M. B. Skundberg
Burton Wethe
Wesley Methodist
M. A. Ridgeway
Teachers College and Training School
William Spence
Washington School
Elizabeth Corbin
St. Joseph's School
Kathy Arenz
C. Loveland, Jr
the Holy Cross
Holy Cross Troop
Arthur Rogge
Holy Trinity
Mmes
Frances Thill
D. FE. Dellenbach
Dale
Marguerite Kienahs
Margaret Loveland
Juliette
Falconry Finds Favor At Hamilton College Library
Clinton New York The falconry hobby gains support at Hamilton College as student John Acker collects material and mounts two falcons with hunting hoods for display in the college library.
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Clinton
N. Y
Hamilton College
John Acker
Tomah Hospital Vets To Hear Glee Club
The Trane company glee club will perform for patients at the Tomah Veterans hospital Thursday at 7 30 p m. A 35 member troupe will travel for the minstrel and variety program aimed at hospital patients.
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Tomah Hospital
Trane Company Glee Club
Oma Veterans Hospital
Oldest Municipal University: Louisville Founded in 1846
The University of Louisville, founded in 1846, is described as the oldest municipal university in the United States and one of two Southern schools that did not suspend operations during the Civil War or subsequent conflicts.
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United States
The
University of Louisville
South
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Relief for Constipation
For years Dr Edwards provided relief to constipation with his olive tablets. The product, sold by many drugstores, is described as mild yet thorough, acting on both upper and lower bowels to promote natural movements with no griping. Available for 30 cents.
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