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Steps to Peace Treaty and House Spending Cut
The article notes Western Allies pressuring Russia over an Austria peace treaty amid Soviet obstruction. Austrian leaders Figl and Gruber demand removing Communist influence and point to free elections that ousted most Communist mayors. Separately, the House votes 362 to 12 to cut about a billion dollars from the one package appropriation, mainly by reducing government personnel, signaling public opposition to loose spending.
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Council of Foreign Ministers
Russia
Austria
Italy
Leopold Fig
Karl Gruber
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Friends of Economy
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Truman
Heaven and Earth
White House
France and Germanys unity plan seeks joint control of heavy industry
The proposal for closer Franco German ties is hailed as a major postwar statesmanship act seen as a hopeful sign for Europe. It envisions international control of heavy industry to harness German power for continental welfare without threatening peace, amid wary Russia and Western alliance debates.
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Germany
United States
Europe
Russia
Acheson
Bevin
France
Plan to banish insomnia by jotting thoughts at night
Case X-209 features Clarence B a 43 year old editor who slept better after placing a pad and pencil beside his bed to scribble ideas during the first 30 minutes after retirement. Mrs Crane uses the method too and the diary plan helps daytime productivity by outlining tasks the prior night and ticking them off as completed, with emphasis on deadlines and focus.
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Clarence B
McCarthy Witness Budenz Under Catholic Fire in Senate Clash
Washington notes confront a heated Senate battle over Louis Budenz, a Fordham professor. Senator Chavez attacks Budenz and religion, drawing Fordham president McGinley into the row as critics accuse Democrats of discrediting a key witness. The episode deepens questions about records access and the loyalty files.
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Washington
Senate
Louis F. Budenz
McCarthy
Wsconsin
Chavez
New Mexico
Budenz
Fordham University
Laurence F. McGinley
Fordham
Louis Budenz
White House
State Department
Tydings Committee
Capitol Hill
Senate Committee
Old Age and the Mind Over Body in Life Lessons
Readers reflect on aging, arguing memory and attitude outlast youth. A nonagenarian says age is survival not decay, while a New York cocktail party highlights the vitality of older minds. Herbert Hoover is noted for a 75th birthday speech and a 35-year-old attendee fears life’s value. The piece urges lifting the mind, not just the face.
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Vale of Tears
New York
Herbert Hoover
American scholar sees rising church unity in the United States
Dr Anson Stokes after an 18 year study on church and state argues that American churches will merge more and cooperate. He notes democracy rests on religion and the brotherhood of man. Rockefeller Foundation and others distribute his 3000 page work abroad to show healthy separation of church and state.
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Anson
Stokes
United States
Yale University
Washington Cathedral
Brotherhood of Man
America
Rockefeller Foundation
Broadway Snobbery Downstairs Noted in Nation’s Theater Talk
In a sharp takedown of New York stage prestige, the author mocks the Broadway fixation on big-name actors and small houses, arguing regional venues offer and sometimes outshine Broadway in acting quality and value. He recalls attending two current season plays, praising one as fair and the other as entertaining while lamenting the ticket acquisition schemes that privilege the well-connected. He notes visitors often favor Broadway for hype, though many may find college and community theaters elsewhere more satisfying.
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New York
Broadway
Manhatn
Ray
Steel firms seal 20 year agreement in city
George M. Verity and Charles R. Holt announced a new twenty year negotiation outcome between American Rolling Mill interests and the Sheffield Steel Corporation of Kansas City, marking a major corporate accord in the local industry.
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Sheffield Steel Corporation
Kansas City
George M .Verity
Charles R. Holt
Sheffield Steel Corpora
Stokes Authors Grand History Of Universities
Dr Stokes, age 76, halted a ten year study on a history of universities to pursue a new project. In 1937 he attended an Oxford conference on church state questions and later issued a 49 pound manuscript with 15000 index entries. He is one of four sons of a banker and part of a noted family.
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Stokes
America
Robbery at Citizens Building and Loan Savings
A lone bandit robbed the Citizens Building and Loan Savings Association of 891.07 in cash after entering the morning office. Miss Clara Grover assisted, and A L Foster handed over the money. The bandit fled with the loot while detaining Mrs Hazel Morgan and John Locke.
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Citizens Building and Loan Savings Association
Clara Grover
A. L. Foster
Hazel Morgan
John Locke
Two Young Men Donate Scrap Cash To Cancer Fight
Two Junior Chamber of Commerce members in Middletown handed E J. Goldschmidt Jr. a check for 116.82, raised from Clean-Up and Paint-Up scrap sold to support cancer research. The gift came from Armco International and the JCs, with Goldschmidt as Armco vice president and campaign chair. A Decoration Day safety drive urges free auto checkups by Middletown dealers to prevent holiday traffic deaths.
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Middletown
E. J. Goldschmidt, Jr
Armco International
John Weber
W. A. Harrison, Jr
Chambers of Commerce
Goldschmidt
Middletown Auto
Underground Republicans Aim to Take Over the Party
George E. Sokolsky surveys secret meetings and factional strife within the Republican Party, citing Harvard Club gathering May 8 with Ralph Flanders and Christian Herter. He notes underground efforts to seize control, division among leaders, and shifting loyalties from New York power centers to the Midwest and West.
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Harvard Club
New York
Sen
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Con
Christian Herter
Boston
Republican Party
Gabrielson
Senator Wherry
Robert A. Taft
Flanders
Russell Davenport
Wendell Willkie
Republican
Willkie
Menton
Robert P. Patterson
Roosevelt
Dillon Read
James Forrestal
Washington
Europe
The Tconography of Manhattan Island Project Noted
An extended work spans six volumes titled The Tconography of Manhattan Island. It took twenty years to complete the monumental project.
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Manhattan Island
Genevieve Kemble Stars Say for Thursday May 18
The reading notes a sudden unpredictable development that could alter plans and require new skills and creativity. It warns of possible frustrations with higher ups but predicts a bold birthday insight and inventive talent for those born on this day with reliance on capial and political influence.
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