Devaluation of the franc sparks debate over trade and Marshall plan
The piece argues that France’s franc devaluation boosts dollar buying power in Paris while risking international tension and destabilizing trade. It warns that IMF irrelevance and possible reprisals could threaten western European recovery and calls Congress to scrutinize Marshall Plan expenditures.
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UN Panel Moves to Shield Free Expression and Information
United Nations subcommission at Lake Success approves a proposed declaration guaranteeing the right to seek receive and impart information by any means and regardless of frontiers. Proponents see it as a curb on censorship while critics warn it clashes with current events and real world constraints.
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Latin America
Design for European Union Should Block German Russian Alliance
Mr Bevin announced a historic decision to form a European union arguing that by uniting Britain France and other states into a larger bloc Europe can resist external threats. The author warns that a strong united Germany risks a Germany Soviet alliance and urges careful integration within a Western framework.
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Eastern Europe pulls ahead in recovery drive
Poland and neighboring Soviet orbit nations tout rapid industrial growth and currency stability as they expand cross border cooperation. Poles report no unemployment, expanding rail and power links with Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Ukraine, while planning river canal links and shared factory projects to accelerate postwar recovery.
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Associated Press
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Eisenhower Draft Question Resurfaces in 1952 Race
A de facto draft debate surrounds General Eisenhower. He has refused acceptance while signaling he is not qualified. The article weighs if a convention would draft him despite his disavowal and notes potential 1952 rivals Taft Dewey and Van Denberg as alternatives if Eisenhower is eliminated.
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Just Folks by E A Guest
The verse recalls family scenes with a new suit and a child’s caution around grandpa. It contrasts kids playing near grandpa and the old suit with gentle humor. A later line mentions a modern girl deemed wise by a college professor as she interacts with men.
Ten Years Ago Today Long Beach Developments Highlight
Ten years ago today Eastward extension of the breakwater was urged by Rep. Byron N. Scott. The Adelaide Tichenor Hospital School for Crippled Children prepared to open. Long Beach eyed liquor excise tax revenue. Fifty four Wilson High seniors poised to graduate in the new institution. Two new dwellings on Signal Hill and Alamitos Heights began operation. Thirty years ago today the Japanese Fishermen's Association clubhouse on Terminal Island was dedicated. Long Beach residents from Ohio planned a joint picnic.
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Adelaide Tichenor Hospital
Long Beach
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Japanese Fishermen’s Association
Terminal Island
Ohio
Rey
Government by the people questioned in fragmented remarks
A reader voices frustration that the phrase government by the people seems hollow when ordinary citizens feel unable to influence officials or stop trouble. The comment reflects concern over civic efficacy and public accountability.
Niece Receives Dress Surprise Before Downtown Meet
A nephew or uncle story describes a niece named Flighty who was hugged before an event downtown. To mark the moment, the adult bought a pretty new dress as a thoughtful surprise for the child.
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Flighty
Time Draws Near Atid Right on High Cost of Living
The World Telegram notes that as the cost of living rises, the burden of government aid and public programs may tighten budgeting and raise strain on taxpayers. The commentary reflects concern over broader fiscal demands and the timing of policy interventions.
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New York
World-Telegram
The Last Straw Harry Truman Has Election Worries
A satirical piece suggests Truman faces no election worries as hats are tossed into the political ring. It notes Tom Dewey remains a potential rival, with playful jabs about communication and public persona, referencing a 1948 context.
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Foggy Over Aid Plan The Marshall Plan debate explained
Jan 27 Washington report outlines the Marshall Plan debate with Truman and Marshall backing quick approval. Republicans seek cuts in spending and tax relief while Congress weighs spending, duration, and administration. Hearings begin in Senate foreign relations and House foreign affairs before full votes.
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Ohio
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Public Forum letters on Eisenhower and civic duty
Readers discuss Ike's stance on military subordination to civilian power. Leighton C. Shuster opposes electing a military man to the presidency, urging a civilian leadership. Letters also thank the Press-Telegram for publicity for Wilmington Star Camp No. 10199 and all-state societies.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Joe Goss
Wilmington
All States Society
Nebraska Society
Lynnve
Rez
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Dietrick
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