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Crisis in France tests unity over electoral reform
The Pleven cabinet falls as France fractures over how to change proportional representation. Communists block reform, risking elections under the old system. President Auriol must broker a compromise to enable fair new elections and curb Communist leverage.
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Senate Elections Probe Limited In Scope For 1950 Races
The Senate investigates the 1950 elections in Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio with a narrow focus on how ballots were conducted rather than the fitness of those elected. Leaders cite constitutional provisions on seats elections and qualifications and recount historical precedents such as Langer Bilbo and Holt to argue limits on expulsion and seating powers.
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Introvert Engineers Seek Extrovertive Hobbies
Dr. George W. Crane discusses Simon T a 35 year old chemical engineer who excels yet struggles socially. The column advises introverts to cultivate extrovertive hobbies and engage with people while noting marriage can challenge or aid social adaptation and business success.
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Congress Should Grant Executive Power on Europe Troops
David Lawrence argues Congress must not micromanage troop levels in Europe. He urges a simple grant of authority to the president to deploy forces as required by North Atlantic Treaty obligations, cautions against limiting or debating military movements, and warns that such limits aid dictatorship.
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Staff News at Waldorf Astoria Promotes Plain Speaking
Erich Brande highlights a Waldorf Astoria staff bulletin that features a candid monthly editorial by general manager F A Ready. The piece praises clear language over bombast and urges loyalty, safety planning, and firm action to protect the hotel’s interests amid uncertain times.
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Tomorrow’s fortunes ease tangled troubles with insight
The stars suggest benign intervention lightens recent perplexing situations through yielding, compromise, or fresh understandings. Deep analyses from spiritual forces and intuitions may revamp tactics and methods, offering hope for those with birthdays to gain new revelation and guidance.
Guards guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Fort Myer
Fifteen soldiers stationed near Washington guard the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington daily in all weather. Head guard Sgt Morelli selects neat, well mannered men and serves as wreath bearer for dignitaries. Night life includes animals and eerie sounds, but the unit views the duty as an honor. Texas Independence Day falls on March 2, Sam Houston’s birthday.
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Dorothy Kilgallen on Stewart Granger and Hollywood Glamour
Dorothy Kilgallen notes female fans swoon over Stewart Granger after King Solomon's Mines. She recalls past crushes on Gable Taylor Peck and praises glamor in the Academy Awards era, while critiquing record choices and fashion trends shaping public taste.
Defense mobilization boss stirs radio and TV audiences
Charles E. Wilson’s late night national address on defense production backfired as radio listeners protested by cutting to fights and demanding results. The incident highlighted how live microphones and scheduling can disrupt public officials and policy messaging.
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Ailing Man Loses Weight and Wears His Pants Low
An ill man, wasting away for years, walked home with a neighbor who gave him a ride. He requested a drop near his home but soon felt cool at his legs and found his pants bunched around his shoes. He was thankful for an overcoat to cover his embarrassment.
Differences in Bobbin Lace and Five Cent Nickel History
Questions cover bobbin lace versus bone lace origins and uses, the five cent nickel design history from 1866 shield to 1938 Jefferson, Polish Count Casimir Pulaski’s service, and York Maine as America’s first chartered city founded in 1641.
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