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Americans Must Weigh Regulations and War Readiness
George Axelson argues Swedish overregulation creates a legal jungle affecting daily life including travel rules and housing. He cites a bizarre license case of adopting a carpenter to build a home, then expands to mass production in farming, genetics and animal husbandry, warning Americans to avoid rash actions as Secretary Marshall cautions about a potential shift toward war and the need for patient, deliberate defense planning.
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Changes Not Chiding Are Needed for HUAC
The House Un-American Activities Committee received 200000 dollars and harsh criticism from several representatives who supported the appropriation. They agree Communist investigation is needed, but condemn the Thomas group's performance. A new membership or stricter rules are urged to curb publicity and define actions.
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Dr George W Crane The Worry Clinic Case P-292
Conrad Z 18 a high school senior seeks help for panic at thoughts of coffins and funerals. Dr Crane explores guilt and hostility themes, concluding a subconscious death wish toward a family member is the core issue behind his coffin related anxiety.
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Washington Happens on Steel Prices and Policy Debate
In Washington over the weekend the administration released lengthy memos on steel prices and inflation, debating public control versus market forces. Officials acknowledge limited price increases in certain semi-finished products, no proven price collusion, and that steel profits in 1947 were not exceptional. They note price moderation but warn against inflationary pressures, urging consideration of policy broader than profits, and contrast with calls for wage increases from the Electrical Workers Union.
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Questions and Answers About Samuel Clemens and Army Uniforms
Q Who besides Samuel Clemens signed his name Mark Twain A Isaiah Sellers a Mississippi River pilot whom Clemens knew as the Patriarch of the Craft Q What important uniform change has the Army made since World War II A To lessen the distinction between officers' and enlisted men's uniforms the Army has made the Eisenhower jacket standard for both enlisted men and officers
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One Word Led To Another Bugs Baer Riff On Democracy And Dictators
Arthur Bugs Baer offers a caustic reflection on democracy versus fascism and dictatorships. He contrasts Russia under autocracy with democratic systems, warning about how power concentrates and how rhetoric masks control, ending with a sharp midlife-to-final exams analogy.
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The 82nd Airborne Division in Peacetime Training
FT BRAGG NC AP veteran unit 82nd Airborne now trains at cradle of airborne force. Story recalls WWII combat record, 1943 Sicily Salerno Normandy Bulge Holland, postwar shifts, all Negro battalion, pay for jump duty, and officers who left.
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How many emotions guide human life in Brandeis reflection
Erich Brandeis, in his Ons and Answers column, cites three basic emotions fear anger and love. He links fear to conflict between nations and individuals, shows how anger escalates from fear, and posits love as the overcoming force when the Golden Rule becomes a living universal law.
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March 17 Forecast Highlights Energetic Ventures and Growth
Genevieve Kemble predicts a lively Wednesday with strong spirits and direct expression. Hard work on ambitious goals could yield rich rewards, offering stability and long-range security. Birthdays under this sign herald a productive year driven by energy, initiative, and diligent, wise planning. A child born now may have a well-rounded, energetic character with long-range devotion.
Deer Starvation Crisis Warned by U S Wildlife Service
Washington reports that thousands of deer across the United States are starving due to overabundant populations and severe winter. Wildlife experts note more than 100 deer herds, with ranges from refuges to half a state, and say 47 states host deer while 30 experience problems. Wisconsin, Utah, Nevada cited as trouble spots. Kansas deerless. Aldo Leopold cited as wildlife expert.
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Wisconsin deer reduction urges drastic action
A Wisconsin Commission member notes nearly half the deer known to have starved and nearly half reduced by legalized killing of females. Professor Leopold urges immediate range shrinkage and warns delay harms both herd and habitat. Reduction is the only effective remedy.
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Ex-GI Voice on War and Returning to Service
The piece surveys veterans from World War II who fear a new conflict. They acknowledge the hardship of military life, separation, and risk, and warn that if war comes they will serve again though the years have altered them. They cling to hope for peace even as the crisis intensifies.
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The Devil and Jimmy Byrnes in Sokolsky's These Days
A critique by Frederick L. Schuman of Williams College attacks U S for policy toward Soviet aggression. The piece argues that Byrnes and American diplomacy are hypocritical, contrasts American expansionism with Soviet actions, and condemns fear of the Soviet threat while noting aid to Europe and Asia. The writer frames Schuman as exaggerating danger and warns Americans against accepting Soviet blame.
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Landon and Hariman on Cold War Approach in Congress
Alfred Landon argues Republicans in Congress tackle the world crisis with humanitarianism while acknowledging limits. Hariman says Soviet Russia’s strength is exaggerated and the iron curtain could be breached by a life better than totalitarian rule.
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Eisenhower on atomic bombs and manpower
General Dwight D. Eisenhower declares the idea that atomic bombs replace large armies is wrong. He argues that protecting nations still requires soldiers and leadership, despite advances in weaponry.
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Thief Foiled From Bakery Payroll Heist In Illinois
Police in an Illinois town stopped a thief attempting a $10,000 bakery payroll theft. He failed to obtain any jelly pastries. The comment notes men awaiting their wives urging lawn care.
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