Voices From Abroad Show Limits Of Free Press Efforts
Maj. Gen. Claire U.S. Army, Ret. argues that the Voice of America broadcasts failed to win listeners in Latin America and elsewhere due to drift, slander, and misallocation of funds. He warns that big expenditures did not translate into real influence or global good will.
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Voice of America
Latin America
Congress
State Department
New England
Nevada
Texas
Voice of
America
Europe
Asia
Free America
WPA
OWI
Co Design
Claire
U.S. Army
Convention Sidelights At Dewey Taft Warren Stassen Nomination
Hal Boyle reports from Philadelphia that after seven hours of shouting 14 000 Republican delegates narrow choices for the 1948 nominee to seven candidates Dewey Taft Warren Stassen Baldwin Vandenberg and MacArthur. As dawn neared the hall emptied in weariness with random chatter and a late shout of Eisenhower.
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Tom Dewey
Taft
Warren
Stassen
Baldwin
Vandenberg
MacArthur
Modern Manners on Be Reavement Etiquette
A note on bereavement etiquette advises avoiding printed ecards for mourners and recommends a brief personal message as more considerate. It emphasizes thoughtful, sincere gestures over generic digital cards.
Flying High Over New York In A Blimp Tour
The narrator joins Lou Prost in a blimp from Teterboro New Jersey to view New York City at night. They drift past Central Park Times Square Chrysler Building and the East River then over Roosevelt Raceway and back, with Prost recounting seven day non fueling flight records and humor about whisky.
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York
Teterboro
Jersey
Lou Prost
St. Louis
New York
Hudson
Auck
Prost
Central Park
Jones Beach
Times Square
Bryant Park
Hotel New Yorker
Peter Cooper
Stuyvesant
Knickerbocker
Misurell
Financial District
America
21St Street
Mr Prost
East River
Long Island
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
Wives Invited to Ex-GI Feeds and Games
Ex-GI residents hosted a social for their wives with ham burger sandwiches and beer. Women requested previews of town gatherings, so chicken sandwiches and cake with cider were provided. The evening included darts and the game In Dications, ending around ten with a successful gathering.
Love is Where You Find It Chapter Six
Andrew rents a room from Mrs Potts in Branfield after arriving in town and struggles with money. He is observed as meticulous and frugal, earning wary respect from the landlady and a shop clerk while negotiating meals, clothing, and a modest livelihood.
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Mrs. Potts
Andrew
Jobere
Joshua Beadle
Roland Sport Shop
Bran
East Branfield
Emma Potts
Radio production hike signals USSR push for mass receivers
Pravda reports a Riga factory rolling out a five-tube home radio for mass consumption as the USSR launches an intense radio expansion plan. The program targets millions of receivers with tens of thousands already connected and more planned in the coming years.
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Moscow
Riga
Ussr
Pravda
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