Truman Verve and Tense Public Split Over Reconstruction
A long column discusses President Truman’s optimistic public tone about reconversion and labor peace, contrasting his piano cheery stance with cautious realities. It covers labor leaders’ views on Reuther and GM, congressional strife, Sabath's housing push, Palestine policy stance, and Cannon’s secretive flood-control fight revealing party tensions.
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Truman
Sabath
Palestine
Congress
Army Air Forces Seek Joint Atomic Test In Naval Warships
The Army Air Forces informally ask the Navy to join tests on atomic bombs effects on ships and fleets. The piece argues for cooperative experiments run by air strategists and battleship admirals to gauge underwater and surface explosions and radioactive damage, noting atomic energy could reshape naval warfare. It ends with a quip about time illusions and a 90 day note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Navy Department
In the Beginning Was the Word Sermon
A brief reflection cites the opening of the gospel with the Word with God and as Creator of all things, emphasizing divine preexistence and the nature of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Deeds Drowned by Washington Politics War-weary Nation Faces UNO Challenges
Special correspondent Thom L. Stokes writes from Washington on postwar optimism and growing political bickering over Allied unity, UNO plans, and relief aid. He notes Wheeler's outbursts, Pearl Harbor reflections, and fears the nation may rush back to normalcy while global duty demands patience and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thom. L. Stokes
Ashington
Washington
United Nations Organization
Senate
UNO Security Council
International Organization
Bretton Woods
World Financial Agency
Dream of White House card players with presidents
A vivid dream centers on a large living room resembling the White House where several men play pinochle, drink beer, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere. Figures resemble Harry Truman, Schwellbach, Vinson, Byrnes, Henry Wallace, and Bernard Baruch shouts a warning, but the players continue their game and wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Harry Truman
Schwellbach
Vinson
Byrnes
Henry Wallace
Bernard Baruch
Where Is Leadership in a Nation of Firehouse Leaders
A columnist recalls an editorial praising military leaders while criticizing civil leadership. He cites a magazine piece titled The New White House Boys, which depicts rural volunteers socializing in a firehouse. He hints at a past fire and invites readers to view the scene on page 14.
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Truman
United States
Russia
White House
Mr. Truman
Adolph Sabath
Illinois
House Rules Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Sabath
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Patton
Nimitz
King
Halsey
America
Return to Duty Sparks Relief in Employee Rekindled Spirit
A worker states relief after resuming an old job, recounting a fresh start yesterday and expressing satisfaction at leaving a prior six-uniform assignment behind.
Poisonous Snakes Kill About 25 000 in India Annually
A World War era wire service item reports that poisonous snakes cause about 25 000 deaths each year in India. The note adds a confusing line about American usage and GOPR tagging, lacking clear context or verification.
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India
The Age Of Jackson reviewed by Schlesinger
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. writes a sweeping study The Age of Jackson praised as scholarly and original. The work profiles Andrew Jackson era politics and democracy, cited as a possible 1945 Pulitzer history prize contender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Dawia L. Teilher
Appleton-Century
N. Y
Andrew Jackson
Jackon
Schlesinger Arhur M. Schlesinger, Jr
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed List with Numerous Entries
A dense OCR style clue set lists horizontal and vertical items with numeric labels and varied topics, including music, military terms, geography, myth, and science, alongside many incomplete fragments and stray symbols. The text resembles a filled crossword hint page rather than a complete puzzle.
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UAW
White House Grand
Missouri
Optimist International
Soviet Union
Drew Pearson
Walter Reuther
General Motors
United Auto Workers
R. J. Thomas
CIO
Phil Murray
Reuther
Charles Wilson
Schwellenbach
Wilmington
Del
du Pont
Wilson
Wagner
Bat
Issouri
Clarance Cannon
Elsberry
Appropriations Committee
Cannon
House
Louis Rabaut
Detroit
Rabaul
Clifton Woodrum
Virginia
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
J. Buell Snyder
Pennsylvania
Emmett O'Neal
Kentucky
Jed Johnson
Oklahoma
Tabor
John Kerr
North Carolina
Aaa
United
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Capitol
Wheeler
Mont
Great Britain
Pearl Harbor
Balkans
Java
Indo-China
China
Germany
Japan
UNO
By Erich Brandeis
Galbraith
GOPR
WEA Service
7. M. Reg. U
Pat
Teilher
Dane Chandos
Mexico
Candelaria
Chandos
Edward Wagenknecht
Wallace Morgan
Crime Club
Theodora du Bois
Jeff McNeil
Anne
Peter Shand
Shand
Jeff
Donahue
Louis Chap
U. S. Army Group
Ss. Army
Peer Gynt
Okinawa
Persia
Paradise
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