Labor-Socialist Plot Based by Sen Taft
The issue of the 195M elections centers on a Labor-Socialist government and its parallels to Britain. Taft argues Truman aims to form such a coalition, citing welfare measures and government control as indicators. He warns it could foretell policy with Congress and the White House. The Omaha World-Herald notes Britain’s social policies as a forecast of U.S. fate.
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England
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Teach Youth to Drive Right in High School Courses
Milwaukee Journal notes high school auto driving courses reduce accidents and save money. Graduates show lower accident rates, and some insurers offer lower rates. Expanded programs face time space and instructor hurdles, but classroom only instruction proves effective and is already used in Milwaukee.
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General Casualty Co
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Remember It Why goes our nnstaglia extend to revival of songs
The Omaha World Herald notes nostalgia focuses on popular youth songs and mentions the Stutz Berar car model as having a certain charm that makes newer models seem lifeless.
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Omaha World-Herald
Queen Mary Set Record Troop Haul
The Queen Mary carried a record 15,032 military personnel overseas in World War II, departing August 2, 1942. The Long Beach Press Telegram cites Defense sources and notes related questions answered by the information bureau.
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Buureau
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Department of Defense
Few rate as authors Robert Penn Warren in America
New York reports that millions aspire to be authors but only about five thousand reach real success. Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Penn Warren cites lack of nerve or hard work and willingness to take a beating as a chief reason others fail, noting his expertise in persevering through setbacks.
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Robert Penn Warren
America
New York
Warren
Kentucky born writer Warren wins Pulitzer for dictator study
The Kentucky born poet editor and professor Warren, long praised by critics, gained fame with At the King's Moon a biography length. the Southern dictator study won the Pulitzer Prize, sold over 100,000 copies, and became a Columbia Pictures film. Warren describes his slow, typed workflow and views on poetry as auditory craft.
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Columbia Pictures
Warren
Bilbo
Mussolini
Hitlerec
Lola
Warren's views on American writing and a life in letters
In a wide-ranging talk, Warren discusses poetry versus earning a living, the viability of a literary career, and the changing landscape of American writing. He cites poetry incomes, the value of a day job, and his own plans including a novel and a play while reflecting on eras of strong literary unity. He doubts a single trend will define the era ahead and compares modern times to the 1920s.
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Warren
America
Robert Frost
Scott Fitzgerald
Sinclair Lewis
Hemingway
Falkner
Jesus Christ
Mind and gossip in early psychology notes
A note on Leiper’s view of the well adjusted person as emotionally developed and constructive, contrasting with maladjusted negativity. A Whitman article explains gossip’s spread and backfire, linking it to character decline. Azerbaijan ignorance is highlighted to warn against geopolitical naiveté and war risks.
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Chicago
Robert Leiper
fTerson
Howard Whitman
Alway
Faso
de Guincey
Attraction One Reason We Enjoy a Story She Tells
The fragment hints at storytelling as a shared experience, noting listening on his time. It signals a discussion of narration style and audience engagement without concrete events or names.
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Cess
Kansas City
Ma praises daughter-in-law to all with high regard
Ma speaks highly of our son Joe's wife to everyone, claiming she is not in the least bit difficult. The text reveals affectionate approval from mother-in-law though phrasing hints at informal family gossip.
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