Words That Woo Business Backing By Action
President Truman seeks to reassure business by praising its role and urging cooperation with government. The Council of Economic Advisers calls for harmony while urging caution in adopting new laws, and notes praise may require real continued support from the administration. The piece also questions Indonesia recognition and China’s waning legitimacy in Asia.
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Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Siice
Wow
China
Peking
Population Distribution Across Regions and Resources
An early 20th century text notes that forty percent of the land and eight percent of natural resources lie in the West, while only a small share of Americans reside there, highlighting regional imbalances in land, power, and settlement.
Truman Proposals Compared With 749 Meas Steps In NEA
Peter Edson, NEA Washington Correspondent, surveys President Truman’s domestic program proposals. The piece notes about 50 measures were listed, many dropped from the 500 list, with 12 reports omitted and 28 measures carried over. It outlines housing, wage controls, farm support, social security, education, atomic power, civil defense, and foreign policy aims, signaling ongoing conflict between Truman and Congress on key initiatives. The analysis mentions continuities in national defense, labor relations, price controls, and social welfare as core themes, while flagging political maneuvering around farm and wage policies and potential shifts in international commitments. The article places the administration’s approach against congressional reaction and public sentiment, highlighting the evolving agenda and the likelihood of future proposals.
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Washington
Truman
Tee
Einige
Costa
Palversal
Puinapaly
Roepes Taft
Hartley
Cpeate
Hansdye Aida
Mike Daeame
oConlini
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Paler
Tor Pato
Natal Ream
Styate
Colmetia Valley
Keublish Sanomit Kienee Foundation
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Beawags
Steengthen
Rynaden Social Security
Kenedy
Rae Preemigabion
Taro Pitt
Aly Pee
Wade Rewisigrathe
Carlisle
Andy
Missouri
The Doctor Says on Miracle Cures and Insulin
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses miracle cures in history and argues most cures are not miraculous. He notes early folk remedies often appeared successful due to chance and natural recovery, while modern breakthroughs like insulin arose from careful lab work and testing, dispelling myths of magic.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Alden
Unis
Remark on Nobel Lab Work Behind Major Medical Discoveries
The passage argues that breakthroughs like penicillin and diabetes cures are not the result of a lone genius but of collaborative, long term effort. It distinguishes genuine scientific progress from superstition and fraudulent cures, stressing patient labor in the lab and critical thinking. It notes Harti’s Nobel win and credits multiple researchers for penicillin’s discovery.
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Harti
Gay
Mariy
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