Czar for Vets Seeks Reform of GI Bill Aides
Rockefeller urges a top coordinator and a citizens' employment drive to correct injustices faced veterans. He calls for amending GI bill provisions for efficiency, backing groups studying racial prejudice, and urging wartime leaders to prevent color discrimination. A July 18 report was withheld for months.
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Rockefeller
Patterson
National Conference of Veterans Affairs
Elliott Roosevelt and family drunkenness in Teheran tale
King Features recounts Elliott Roosevelt at Teheran and his uninvited scene with a Soviet guard. It traces a family pattern of drinking from Elliott’s grandfather to Uncle Eddie and Uncle Yallie, and notes Mrs. Roosevelt’s memoirs detailing a life of privilege, excess, and failed self-control.
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Teheran
Elliott
Stalin
Harpers
Roosevelt
Nell
Italy
Elliott Roosevelt
Germany
France
Little Nell
Hall
Theodore
Virginia
Yallie Hall
Mrs. Roosevelt
Uncle Eddie
Vallie
Sara
Hyde Park
John Hartford
Jesse Jones
Eddie
Yallie
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Britain faces bread ration risks amid looming grain shortages
Britons fear running short as three to four months loom before new U S shipments of wheat and flour. if delays persist, bread rationing could drop. Strachey notes US grain surplus offers hope Britain may import all it needs, and pledges to remember exporting nations that aided during scarcity.
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American
Strachey
Britain
Ius
Goodfellows
Baruch urges U N plan for atomic control
United States envoy Baruch pushes for an international authority to prevent atomic bomb manufacture, allow full inspections, and remove veto in enforcement. Russia backs nonveto but differs on timing. France chairs as the commission weighs U S and Soviet proposals and explores safeguards for peaceful atomic use.
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Gromyko
Baruch
United States
Commission
U. N
Security Council
Russia
Alexandre Parodi
France
U. S
Spain
GOP committee weighs sources for 900000 budget in 1947
The GOP planning committee considered funding sources to sustain headquarters in the non election year. Discussion centered on presidential contenders with Harold E. Stassen the only candidate present in person. Kelland noted the nomination outlook remains unsettled until Ohio's Taft or Bricker decision clarifies the lineup.
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Reece
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona
Kelland
Taft
Bricker
Stalin Illness Rumors and Suspension Tech Mentioned
The report notes December 3 assertions by Tanin and Tasvir that Stalin was seriously ill while an Associated Press dispatch from Moscow on November 7 claimed he remained in good health. It compares this to a 1948 era liquid spring suspension developed by a British firm, claimed to operate under extreme pressures.
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Tanin
Tasvir
Stalin
Associated Press
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
New York
Town fight leads to redress as teen injures rival
In a local dispute Homer Bentely clashes with Tommy Hartman. Tommy retaliates by sending his brother Bert to strike Homer, prompting community reflection on adults teaching better behavior.
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Cy Bentley
Tommy Hartman
Tommy
Bert
Homer
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