Wallace questions U N role in Greek crisis
Henry A Wallace criticizes the Truman policy of aiding Greece and Turkey outside the United Nations. He questions Soviet vetoes and U N actions in the Balkans and asks why Wallace remains silent on Russia blocking U N efforts to protect Greece amid Albanian Bulgarian and Yugoslav aggression.
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Henry A. Wallace
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Soviet Union
Work Organization For Peace
San Francisco
United States
United Nations Security Council
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Wallace
Balkans
U. N
American State Department
Security Council
U. S. SR
U.N
Henry Agnard
Port Control in Able Hands at Harbor Commission Meeting
At the ABLE Harbor Commission meeting two new commissioners M S Walker and M W Daubney joined the board as long serving members John Lt Kelly and Gen James J Meade retired. W R Martin was re-elected president and pledged a policy forming board to manage a port of immense operation costing millions of dollars and linking to world commerce.
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Harbor Commission
M.S. Walker
M. W. Daubney
John Lt. Kelly
James J. Meade
W. R. Martin
Marin
Uncertain Party Allegiance Sen Morse Campaign Remarks
Wayne Morse of Oregon praised Republican loyalty at a Portland event while noting his past opposition to GOP programs. The piece contrasts Morse’s independent stance with traditional party lines and recalls Ecuador’s bloodless 1930s upheavals and a president who fled amid unrest.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Genteman
Congress
Porland
Taft
Coolidge
Hoover
Huge U.S. Treasury Surplus Becomes Political Football
The article notes a forecasted budget surplus near 69 billion dollars for the current fiscal year, reduced by 4.3 billion for international aid. It discusses President Truman's memorandum and argues a misinterpretation of congressional cuts, suggesting the 528 million figure is the gap between January estimates and current projections, and reviews Congress's role to date.
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Tashington
Aig
IM9
Congress
Budget - Bureau
Congress Aleady
Truman
Congo
Budrat
Sruman
Roesevalt
Foo
Greece and China Policy Lessons From Wedemeyer Mission
The Wedemeyer China mission warns that reforms are needed to regain Chinese public confidence and questions whether Greece and China can be treated the same. It notes aid prospects for China, lack of Communist access to Manchuria, and the political calculus facing Beijing amid U S and Congressional budget concerns.
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iGen
A. C. Wademeyer
China
Washington
Wedemeyer
Greece
Manchuria
Nanking
Mao Tze-tung
Japan
Just Folks by E. A. Guest
The speaker addresses gossip and age with a playful refusal to be deterred by critics. He asserts interest in youthful affection and rejects the notion that age should dull his feelings or humor. The piece juxtaposes light romance with a sharp political aside about the United Nations in a satirical tone.
Ten Years Ago Today Pirates and Contests at Auditorium
Ten years ago today girls labeled pirates posed for photos by Ray Chiipin for the Municipal Bureau of Conventions and Publicity as they prepared to compete with others in the Queen of Queens contest near the Auditorium. Mrs Audroy Berry, wife of Roy Berry aboard the U S S Augusta, was reported safe at Tsingtao after leaving Shanghai before hostilities. The Magl and Oil Co raised its producer count to 22 after McGrath Sel over No 12 in the Alamitos Heights field. Rev George P Taubman and family rested in Sierra Madre. Hart Players opened a four day run of The Gambler's Wife with full houses.
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Ray Chiipin
Municipal Bureau of Conventions and Publicity
Queen of Queens
Audroy Berry
Roy Berry
U. S. S. Augusta
C. P. Depew
Vista St
Tsingtao
Shanghai
McGrath and Sel
Alamitos Heights
Magl and Oil Co
Seal Beach
George P. Taubman
Sierra Madre
Hart Players
Cilselers
Press-Telegram
Mia Cone
Brink
Los Angeles County Treasury
Jess
E. J. Hawke
Aunt Het Henry Its Nimble Hearted
A whimsical note praising Aunt Het Henry for her quick wit and honesty, contrasting with others who justify misdeeds but excuse good deeds.
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Henry
Uncle Ben's Illness Sows Quiet Spiritual Interest
A brief notice notes that Uncle Ben, once cheerful and healthy, has fallen gravely ill and now contemplates eternity as onlookers observe his condition with subdued attention.
Arbitration Barriers in Labor Disputes and Costs
An essay argues arbitration often fails in wage disputes due to lack of objective yardsticks and political pressure. It notes arbitrators face uncertain future costs, pressures from appointing officials, and potential long-term worker detriment. It links wage trends to inflation and government policy as underlying unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuul
United States
Dinner Story With Radio Star Jack Carson
Radio host Jack Carson recalls a fishing tale after a long three hour session. Nephew Tugwell questions the size while Carson insists the monster fish fought hard, noting weight loss during the struggle.
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Jack Carson
Ty Nnzen
Nephew Tugwell
Carson
Typesetter Portraits by Meigalla
Portraits of a skilled typesetter who chooses the proper type to transform scribbled copy into a perfect printed page. He may err occasionally but typically displays wisdom and age in his craft passing selections to the press to tell the world a tale.
Pitching Horseshoes By Billy Rose
Public reminiscence by Billy Rose on comedian Ted Healy and showbiz peers. Anecdotes detail Healy’s acts with a Zip-like figure and chimpanzee in Crazy Quiz, the Shuberts, and touring tensions. Rose recalls laughter, danger, and Healy’s peculiar love life in a breezy veteran showbiz portrait.
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Billy Rose
Healy
Ted
Beriesque
Billy Rese
Public Readers Discuss Forum Current Affairs
Letters to the editor criticize relief spending in Los Angeles County, urging more public attention to relief conditions and alleging waste and drones in the relief system. Other readers recount motorist safety incidents in Wrigley district and advocate for displaced persons from Europe seeking asylum in America.
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Fovklent
Wrigley District
Pacific Electric
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