Tragedy of 800000 Displaced Persons in Europe
The piece laments the fate of about 800 000 displaced persons from Poland the Baltic states Russia and Yugoslavia many Jewish some opposed to Communism. It argues for relocating them to non Communist countries including Italy Africa Australia Canada South America and the United States but notes limited success and rising costs.
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Europe
Poland
Russia
Yugoslavia
Germany
International Refugee Organization
IRO
Italy
Africa
South Afelony Ns
Austral
Canada
South America
INO
Dpa
Brazil
Benga
Dominions
Union of South Africa
Australia
Britain
Enghind
United States
America
Tidelands issue demands action movement urged by officials
The article reports Attorney General Howser urging a strong public response as Congress faces quitclaim legislation on tidelands. He highlights unity among state AGs, warns the case hinges on Congress renouncing title and a veto override, and calls Gov. Warren to speak out. It also notes Japan’s Rising Sun flag over the Imperial Palace as a backdrop to moving toward democracy.
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Board of Harbor Commissioners
Fred N. Howser
Tidelands
National Association of Attorneys General
Howser
Supreme Court
Congress
Long Beach
United States
California
Gov. Warren
Thoelandies
Japan
Imperial Palace
Soviet loses cold war and time ripe for German peace
The author argues the Soviet Union has failed in the cold war and urges a European settlement to revive Germany and Europe. He cites misjudging Germany and Japan, warns against Communist overreach, and claims Western powers can end tension by coordinated diplomacy and military restraint. The piece reflects postwar balance of power ideas.
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Soviet
Europe
Germany
Mr. Vishinsky
Japan
Communist Party
Whey
Andi
Nere
Red Army
Tito
Com Taunisia
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
Itarfray
Christian Democrats
France
Italy
New Communist International
Belgrade
Opyright
Youle 'Teibind
Just Folks Poem Plea on Generous Hostess Dining
A humorous verse by E. A. Guest requests a frugal serving from a hospitable hostess. The speaker complains a double dip and excess mashed potatoes waste food, noting a simple appetite and modest portion needs. The poem praises kindness and restraint at the table.
Ten Years Ago Today Rally Led For Stanford USC Game
John Sansone president of Long Beach Sons of Stanford Red called a rally and business meeting to elect officers in readiness for the Stanford USC game Saturday. Commendation of Christmas Boulevard as the longest decorated highway in America was voiced before Chamber of Commerce directors to Harry Gillen, beautification committee chairman.
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John Sansone
Long Beach Sons
Stanford Red
America
Chamber of Commerce
Harryee Gillen
No Abraham Lincoln If He Lived Today Says Former Kansas Governor
Former Kansas governor Henry J. Alien argues in a speech quoted by the New Mexico Free Mason that modern philanthropy and government programs would have altered Lincoln's life. He claims subsidies and protections would prevent Lincoln from becoming the historical figure, concluding there would be no Abraham Lincoln.
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Kansas
Henry J. Alien
Abraham ‘Lincoln
New Mexico
Pldge Insurance
OPA
Abraham Lincoln
New Age
Bartlett’s Next Edition Quotation Review
Quotation selections from Bartlett editors include Chauncey Wright’s remark that a lad is a boy with a man’s hand on his head and Rockwood Hoar’s note on the three stages of entering Yankees: getting on getting, honor and getting honest as cited by Bennett Cerf in the Saturday Review of Literature.
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Chauncey Wright
Rockwood “Hoar
Bennett Cerf
Saturday Review of Literature
Trilogy mentioned by Shinwell sparks Times critique
In a recent speech British Full Minister Shinwell described the nationalization of coal electricity and gas as a trilogy. A London Times commentator notes the Oxford dictionary definition of trilogy as three tragedies to be performed in immediate succession.
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Shinwell
London Times
Oxford Dictionary
Wall Street Journal
Unclear OCR: Pay and work cited in text fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions pay and relationships with names unclear. No coherent event or identities can be established for a proper record.
Poor Uncle Joe’s Death Causes Afraid Regret in Heaven
A terse oblique note describes Uncle Joe’s passing and Mit Coot’s sorrow while Shola fears heaven may not satisfy as a substitute for the departed. The text hints at personal reflections on afterlife and grief.
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Joe
Shola
Heaven
Big Four seek German treaty as Russia-Europe pact hangs
Mackenzie reports on London talks among United States Britain France and Russia to frame a postwar German settlement. US policy accuses Russia of blocking peace aims while urging rapid German economic and political integration. Separate peace options are floated if full agreement fails.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Council of Big Four
London
Germany
Europe
Marshall
Bidault
France
Bevin
Britain
Molotov
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Theoviets
Austria
America
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Al-les
Uf2s
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
University of Michigan
Reich
Dinner Stories and a Bed Bug Scare on Tracks
Minnie resists a lake trip as her mother reads the artificial lake notice offering ten cents for adults and free for children. A hush falls as children prepare their good night message, while Willie reports finding another bed bug.
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Minnie
Willie
Your Loving Vow Portraits From a Romantic Verse
A lyrical passage speaks of deep affection and devotion. The speaker recalls a friendship blossoming into love with poetic imagery of the sky and music, expressing a vow of lasting ardor and happiness.
Artie Blake and the Flatfoot Detective in New York
In a Chicago veteran’s tale, detective Mike Romano recalls Artie Blake a delicate thief who kept his word and never robbed those who could not afford it. Blake once attempted a pocket heist in New York but was caught returning Jackson’s wallet after a theatric test of nerve.
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New York
Mike Romana
Artie Blake
Mike
Chicago
Gable
Blake
Flatfoot
Michigan
Artie
Nodonvisie
Belmont
Carnegie Hall
Toscanini
Arde Wis
Broadway Limited
Penny Station
Archie
Johns Hopkins
Joe Louis
Charlie Jack
Jackson
Romano
Coperiacht
Billy Rowe
Public Forum on Universal Military Training
Readers urge Congress to enact universal military training early next year. They argue preparedness and national unity justify the law, noting President Truman’s support and the need for youth drills at ages 18 or 19. Concerns about unrest and future war frame the calls for annual training. Andrew Fletcher and Frank Phillips contribute letters on civic topics and music education at local cafes.
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Congress
Truman
Wang Te
Ludon
Ron) Hollier
Broadway
Duke Box Rallas
Press-Telegram
Andrew Fletcher
Marquis of Montrose
Frank Phillips
Athintie Ave
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Camp Kearney
San Diego
If Lincoln
Triology
Pyle Bey
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Marty Bitihes
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