Noted Soviet Role at UN Sparks US Dilemma
Washington debates the proper response if Soviet forces occupy UN headquarters in New York. Possible steps include expelling Russia, suspending rights, or asserting US sovereignty over UN grounds, with veto power by the Soviet on expulsions. Welles critiques locate UN HQ in New York, fearing foreign influence on delegates.
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Pettengill
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Jacob Lomakin
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York City
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Security Council
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Weller
Roosevelt
Azores
Portugal
Truman
Dewey
Congress
Soan
Hto
Catello
Evening Radio Schedule Promises Mix of News and Music
Tuesday evening August 31 features WDAF WREN KMBC and KNBC offerings including Headline Edition News WREN Jazz and Summer Serenades. Programs span news bulletins, supper club sets, The Lone Ranger and Mr Chameleon with totals across stations.
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WDAF
Hellywoot Theaue
TIS
KMBC
Norte
Eee Cavallara
Jane Pickens
Vaughn Monroe
Woae- Archer Rmgc
Fousnerer Business
Heart of America
KNBC
Hewlah
WREN
Miv
Elmer Davie
NBC
News
HI Wren—The
Lone Ranger
RMBC
NMBC
Mr. Chameleon
In questionable OCR era, Journal World notice
The text appears as a mashed OCR from a Kansas newspaper. It lists Associated Press attribution, address lines for agencies, circulation notes, and publication details. It includes date August 31 and a biblical verse reference Numbers 37:23, with no clear news event or named individuals.
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Esraas City
West L6th
Associated Press Associated
Ne Berar Aa
Aeall
AP News
Son
Aes Kanes
Tragic Leadership in Roosevelt Era Critique
A critical 1940s column argues FDR relied on charm over policy with Stalin, citing Bullitt and Hull. It claims Roosevelt’s generosity met Stalin’s demands, weakening U.S. standing and world security. The piece laments reliance on personal appeal over firm, principled leadership.
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America
Franklin Roosevelt
Dixiecrat realignment could erase Democratic party
The text warns that if the Dixiecrats win electoral votes against Truman Barkley after the November election, they might seize control of the Democratic Party organization. It suggests a full party collapse or a takeover of leadership in northern and southern states, with governors Thurmond and Wright leading a States' Rights Democrat faction.
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Democratic Party
States’ Rights Democrat Party
Bureaucracy grows in Britain under socialist rule
In 1939 the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries employed 2 600 people. With a socialist government it now employs 7 100. Farmers note little gain in output, with 4500 more British paper picuffiers cited as typical unproductive bureaucrats. The text hints at a long cycle of policy shifts over 15 years.
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Britain
Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
Pinch Easing as Inflation Fades in 1940s Bounce
A composite excerpt notes inflation cooling, farm prices falling except livestock, rising delivery lines for long goods, and growing economic confidence amid a presidential campaign. It cites Truman armored mailroom plans and a Democratic committee statement about a southern trip, plus a humorous local quip about lonely hearts.
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Hutching
Armenian Question Forefront in U S Foreign Policy
In the Headlight from Pittsburgh the question of Armenia rose as a major foreign policy issue. The piece reflects on how Armenian matters dominated diplomatic concerns and public debate in a historical context.
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United States of America
Pittebur
France faces another collapsed government in crisis
AP dispatch reports the fall of Premier Andre Marie's second cabinet in a month amid a French politico economic crisis. Brittany favors Charles de Gaulle who seeks broader executive authority, with talk of dictatorship amid a fragile democracy.
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Paria
France
la Belle France
Western
Europe
Preston Grover
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Bureau
Brittany
Charles DeGaulle
Stis
Marich
Paul Reynaud
Great Financial Authority
Reynaud
Marie
National Assembly
Fremier Marie
Japre
de Gaulle
Hie
Queen Wilhelmina Arrives for Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Queen Wilhelmina arrives in Amsterdam for the Golden Jubilee celebrations ending with abdication planned for Saturday in favor of Princess Juliana. The journey along royal train from Apeldoorn to The Hague drew massive crowds as Juliana’s family greeted the queen at Dam Square. The event lifts Dutch spirits amid war and occupation memories. A Dallas dispatch notes Lyndon Johnson winning a U S Senate race in a dramatic campaign moment.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Juliana
Prince Beinhard
Venice
Old Home Town News and Weekend Travels
Mr and Mrs M J Patterson and children Berry and Richerd spend the weekend at Lake near. Me T E Hanks leaves tomorrow for a visit with her children in Kansas City then to Des Moines City Iowa to visit brother Mr and Mrs H A Jetmore who have been visiting friends in Minnesota and Iowa. Past oral weeks returned home last night. Pret nla H B Jaumae his daughter Margaret an Lati more's mother Mrs L B Latimore have returned from a vacation at Long Lake Brainerd Minn.
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T. E. Hanks
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Davia City
Iowa
H. A. Jetmore
Minnesota
H.B. Jaumae
Margaret
An . Latimore
Local Social Notes and Birth Announcements From Post Era
Twenty five years ago notes recount a pony be ing from Freres to Saw Lawrence, mingled with social visits. Mr and Mrs W A McKeever returned by car from summer travels. A dinner at Wiedemann's honored Ming Minerva C Hall of Long Beach guest of Mrs Isa Wellman. attendees included Miss Alice Dicker, Miss Marcia Carter, Miss Olive Constant, Miss Opal Jayne Kennedy, Miss Fern Evans, and Mrs Gladys Arnold. Rollin Stanwix announce birth of son Clayton Clement August 27. Ruth Dyke and Fannie Carpenter toasted Miss Lions Beles. Myrtle Long and Harry Brown wed. Mrs Agnes Mitchell mentioned in West fas street. Ming Florence Phillips to remain. James Pennington and Della Paina wed by Judge Means.
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Wiedemann’s
Ming Minerva C. Hall
Long Beach
Calif
Isa Wellman
Alice Dicker
Marcia Carter
Olive Constant
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Fern Evans
Gladys Arnold
Norv
Rollin Stanwix
Son
Clay
Ton Clement
Myrtle ‘Long
Harry Brown
Ee Hea
Agnes Mitchell
West Fas Street
Ming Florence Phillips
Fomrvon
James
Pennington
Srot
Della Paina
Acth
Linwood
Judge Means
Steel Shipment On Way For Marshall County Flood Areas
Federal Works Agency official announces first disaster relief steel delivery for Marshall County Kansas. Nine tons of steel T-beams transferred to county engineer C. T. Morhbacker in Frankfort. Steel to repair 64 washouts along the Black Vermilion river area designated top priority by President Truman. Shipment came from a New York surplus depot.
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ABC
W. Anderson
Federal Works Agency
Marshall County
Kans
Anderson
C. T. Morhbacker
Frankfort
Kan
Truman
Surrplus
New York City
Modern Manners for Hostesses in Everyday Gatherings
A concise guide on hostess poise emphasizing calm control, natural ease, and avoiding apologies. It argues true politeness stems from self-assurance, making guests comfortable, and planning within means. Tips cover understated entertaining, guest list decisions, and maintaining a relaxed, gracious atmosphere.
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Pope
Dear Mrs Shaw Advice on Theater Manners and Dancing Etiquette
A reader asks about matinee party seating and theater etiquette. Mrs Shaw suggests letting ushers guide lines then seating guests, and describes proper aisle behavior before sitting. Another letter warns against overusing cutins at informal dances, advising to let the new couple circle the room before cutting in again.
Ambiguous Crosstown Clues From a Dissolving Puzzle
A fragmented list presents mixed clues and stray terms such as ambassador horizon tainted entries and scattered definitions. Readers see references to names roles and vague hints without coherent story or context.
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