Eastern Germany vote shocks Soviet unity hopes
In eastern Germany two day election results show a split from the Communist front as splinter parties defy the regime. The vote challenges Moscow's plan for a unified Germany and complicates the upcoming Paris foreign ministers conference. The United States Britain and France warn against a Russian dominated outcome and foresee a tense test of Western limits.
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Jet Planes Promise Faster Flights and Bigger Airports
Dean John Bettaliata of Illinois Institute of Technology says gas turbine jets will appear on U S commercial airlines within five years. He notes England already operates jets and U S military planes use gas turbines. He warns faster jets require longer landing strips and bigger airport capacity.
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Clay Retires After Three Years as German Governor
General Lucius D. Clay ends a pivotal tenure as military governor of Germany. Over 31 years of service, he rose from captain to five star general and steered Cold War policy, contributing to Berlin airlift groundwork and U S consensus with Russia and allies. The nation owes him gratitude for stabilizing a critical period.
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Deficit Dilemma Faces Truman Budget Debate
Washington column argues the United States must curb deficits to avoid economic chaos and weaken the postwar position. It blames political maneuvering, calls for 10 percent cuts across agencies, and urges Congress to balance the budget despite administration pressure.
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Babson argues against calling social security security
Roger Babson criticizes the term social security and the pension plan, noting mandatory payroll deductions and government bonds. He cites low projected benefits, warns it weakens savings, and urges three steps: small sustenance farming, vocational training, and steady cash savings invested in diversified securities.
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Brown warns colleges on democracy and founding ideals
Dr Alan W Brown Hobart College president urges graduates to value civic activity that founded and strengthened the nation. He urges Americans to resist cynicism and think positively about their country amid criticism of higher education.
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Hobart College
Weight Of Federal Taxation Strains Wisconsin State Funds
Madison report highlights how escalating federal taxes squeeze state and local treasuries. It traces Wisconsin’s shift from local to federal tax ownership, notes limited local revenue options, and calls for a national commission on intergovernmental relations led by Sen. Alexander Wiley.
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Answers to reader questions from The La Crosse Tribune
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Home Doctor Book Promises Quick Health Guides
Advertises a compact reference on 50 common diseases with basic treatment guidance until professional care is available. Includes sections on sick care, home medicines, infant care, children’s diseases, and health maintenance arranged alphabetically. Postpaid price 15 cents. Washington DC address for order.
Street or Rural Route State to Washington DC Mail
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Judges Strain Patience in Red Scare Courtroom
In Washington and New York federal judges strive to stay impartial amid defense tactics in high profile Communist case hearings. Judge Reeves rebukes Archibald Palmer as courtroom spectators glimpse a tense trial with appeals likely if convictions occur.
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Broadway Stage Medea in Sylvan Theater Capitol
Washington hosts the first full Medea on the Sylvan stage since its 1917 creation. Judith Anderson stars in a pageant style outdoor production near the Washington Monument, reflecting a key cultural event in the capital.
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Ten Years Ago Tributes Highlight Local Achievements
Lorayne Andre, Aquinas senior and K of C award recipient, leads school activities as editor and columnist while living at 1314 Jackson. Navy enlistees Eldon Allen, Paul Raven, and Louis Jackley from Wisconsin passed Chicago exams May 16. Holleys visit New York City as Doris Kathary moves to Illinois state athletics post.
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Eleanor Roosevelt shapes United Nations abstention on Franco
Washington pundit Drew Pearson notes Eleanor Roosevelt pressured State Department to abstain on a UN vote on Franco. She warned Secretary Acheson that backing Franco would embarass Western democracies and aid Communist propaganda. Acheson pledged to issue a public rebuke of Franco, satisfying Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Happy Emigrants See Few Return Home Unhappy
Victoria Australia reports that among 5800 British emigrants since the war only 26 have returned home unhappy about their venture.
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