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Middletown Journal
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Evening Middletown Journal
Sunday News-Journal
Sunday News- Journal
U.S.A
Why the Federal Budget Soars for Education
The article notes education appropriations rose from 100 million in 1940 to 3.4 billion yearly, with total federal outlays reaching 42 billion. It charges waste due to inefficiency and duplicated programs across agencies, and argues bureaucratic expansion eclipses schools, urging accountability and reform.
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National Treasury For Education
Atomic Energy
Commerce
Security
Federal Works
inter-American Affairs
Departments of the Interior
State, Justice and Labor
Military, Treasury
Veterans
Office of the President
Aeronautics, Archives
Panama Canal
Smithsonian Institution
Ple
Republican Medicine Hoover Pushes 10 Percent Federal Staff Cut
Hoover urges cutting 200000 civilian workers to save 3 to 5 billion dollars yearly, arguing turnover would replace losses. The Hoover commission outlines federal reorganization to achieve savings, while Congress debates economy without harming districts amid partisan tension.
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Herbert Hoover
Truman
Hoover
Hoover Commission
Congress
Joint Chiefs call off mock duel between Banshee and B-36
The Joint Chiefs of Staff decided there will be no duel between the Navy Banshee jet and the Air Force B-36 bomber. They cite no useful purpose for a knockdown one-fall battle and keep vote details and coalition roles undisclosed. The move appears aimed at removing the controversy from headlines and Congress, with secrecy surrounding any potential matchup.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff Organization
Navy
Air Force
Army Air Force Coalition
Joint Chiefs
Congress
Worry Clinic notes on sales psychology and old hat tricks
Dr George W Crane discusses how salesmen use psychology to hold customers in shops and on the way to Cleopatra using a rug tale. He contrasts ancient tricks with modern consumer surveys, marketing goods to fit desires and price ranges. The piece ends with a plug for his bulletin and a remark on the decimal counting system.
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Hal
Dr. Crane
Rascal
Cleopatra
Caesar
Julius
FCC Decision Sets Gov Control Over Broadcast Content
David Lawrence argues the FCC ruling grants government power to preface balance and fairness requirements for radio and TV, threatening First Amendment free speech. The piece criticizes licensing tied to content, cites Hughes and public interest standards, and warns of a path to broader media content regulation.
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Washington
United States
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Congress
Commission
Truman
Justice Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Hughes
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Picket Lines and Pledges in a Wry Orchard of Echoes
The narrator revisits picket lines in a satirical stroll through Cold War era demonstrations. He blends playful metaphors about petitions, Atlantic Pact and Charter signs, and the Brass Rail episode to lampoon partisan clangor. The piece ends noting harmless outdoor activity and the absurdity of public displays.
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Brass Rail Patrol
Astoria
Congress Talk vs Action on Government Spending
Washington report notes a mismatch between lawmakers rhetoric and actions as Congress debates cutting expenses yet approves higher funding in key departments. Senate far from finalizing figures, with River Harbors and Waterways Development a noted overrun. pension bill eyed, housing bill stalled, and lawmakers mulling pay raises for themselves. Senator Douglas challenges colleagues, while Senator Bridges urges continued session until savings found.
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Washington
Congress
House
Treasury and
Post Office Departments
Senate
Labor Department
Federal Security Agency
Agriculture Department House
State, Justice and Commerce Departments
Douglas
Illinois
Tydings
Maryland
Bridges
New Hampshire
Rules Committee
The Crooner Craze in American Life
Erich Brande analyzes the allure of crooners in U S culture. He mocks the sentimental male image and the TV talent shows while noting audience reactions, applause, and the mix of vulnerability and paid performances that fuel the craze. Strong entities include Arthur Godfrey and Brooklyn.
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Juvenile, Delinquency and Company
Brooklyn
Flies Over U S Headline Reflects Spring Delays
RBards notes spring as time to fix a storm door window while flies over the United States headline hangs overhead. The speaker laments three more months of loafing amid a sour workforce, a professor suggesting people take their own sweet time.
Genevieve Kemble Stars Say For Wednesday June 7
Benign conditions persist with high adventure and new plans exciting readers. The horoscope notes unpredictable developments in associations and ambitions while elders cooperate on serious matters, emphasizing artistic and social functions and prudent resource use. A birthday earns progress with originality and strong enthusiasm, and a child born today shows potential for an outstanding career in creativity.
Phrase about prudent government spending and promotion limits
A fragment discusses prudent public spending and the need to guard against undue prodigality while seeking approval and promotion of policies. It hints at balancing efficiency with accountability in budgeting and decision making.
Snakes in a Union Road Kitchen Draw Warning From Mrs Line
Mrs. Robert Line of Union Rd asks how to remove blacksnakes after finding a six foot specimen among dishes in a cupboard. Her husband killed it with a club. she prefers chemicals for plant bugs. The note contrasts garden benefits of snakes with Mrs Line’s concerns.
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St. Patrick
Robert Line
Union Rd
Mr. Line
Mrs. Line
James Roosevelt and dynasts in California and New York politics
George E. Sokolsky surveys James Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt Jr in a liberal critique of political dynasties. He notes California’s cross ticket practice, compares family influence with past presidents, and argues ambition often outpaces experience while highlighting Adams as a notable counterexample.
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James Roosevelt
California
Earl Warren
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Harry Truman
Congress
Junior
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
State of New
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
New York State
Taft
Robert
Charles
Robert Taft
Wood‘row
Wilson
Harding
Cal Coolidge
John
Herbert Hoover
Herbert
Allan
Roosevelts
James
Franklin, Jr
Elliott
John Roosevelt
Weathered policy and taxation hinder national motive
General Omar N Bradley warns against shifting military structure as a wind vane undermining deterrence. Gwilym A Price argues U S policy in Germany empowers Nazi-era factions. He notes double taxation of dividends slows the nation's business machine.
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Omar N. Bradley
Army Chief of Staff
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse Electric Corp
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U. S
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Dave Regan
Phonograph
Billy Gordon
Gordon Theater
Excello
Gordon Park
Columbus
Mama
George E. Sokolsky
Adamses
Russia
Germany
Henry A. Wallace
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