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Thoughtful Pravda readers miss the American picture
A critique notes Pravda reporters misread U S life, arguing their skewed view of American prosperity and crisis feeds Soviet readers. The piece contrasts Western aid plans and strategic choices with warnings against abstaining from global engagement, urging caution in betting on Europe or retreat at home.
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State of war questions echo in inflation fight
Washington debate centers on revival of war powers to curb inflation while no clear declared war exists against Russia or Germany. Analysts note prior wars used national defense frames, but current measures rely on broad commerce powers and peacetime emergency actions.
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The Candid Camera Rules The Way Of Baer
Arthur Baer critiques candid cameras tracing their fast shutter speeds and invasive reach from spy scares to daily life. He mocks privacy eroding flashes and declares the only defense is self surveillance, urging readers to trade cameras for their own depictions.
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Spectacles for inmates and lost dog appeal in Middletown
Dave Regan Here And There notes Mrs. Bertha Perkins mobilizing a lens drive to supply spectacleframes and ground lenses for Ohio Penitentiary inmates. Readers urged to donate spare or repaired eyewear. A second appeal seeks the return of a young boy’s stolen dog, a hound-like mongrel with white coat and brown ear spots, asking readers to report sightings to reunite boy and pet.
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Erich Brandeis Seeks Italian Column Reach
Columnist Erich Brandeis notes his life section is not in Italy and plans to consult the sales department. He mentions reprinting part of a letter from Hazel Schary of Antioch California describing two stray...
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Dr Crane on children, marriage, and Italian diplomacy
The column narrates a case where eight year old Jimmy is perceptive about parental tension and a mother’s past marriage. It then shifts to a defensive, combative stance on U.S. Marine deployments to the Mediterranean and criticism of Italian leaders, urging blunt replies to foreign ministers.
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Berlin Charley on Americans in Germany’s black market
Hal Boyle discusses German black market accounts, noting many Americans work hard and pay their way, while a minority barter for luxuries. He cites officials who acknowledge some looting but argue most service members support civilians, with a focus on those doing their jobs honestly amidst postwar privation.
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Displaced Persons Dilemma Looms Over U S Policy
Peter Edson reports on the 85,000 to 850,000 European displaced persons and the struggle to resettle them. Congress weighs DP admission bills Stratton and Ferguson push limits while PCIRO and UNRRA coordinate relief and quotas. The United States bears most costs and faces funding gaps as nations delay ratification.
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Railroad fault cited over derailment near incinerator site
Twenty years ago the Big Four railroad demanded city payment for damage after an engine derailed near the public incinerator. Officials say city screening piled near tracks caused the derailment and refuse to cover expenses, arguing the railroad ignored the city’s wishes when building the line.
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