Death Knell Of Isolationism In The Atlantic Pact Era
The senate foreign relations committee unanimously approved the North Atlantic treaty, seen as a milestone in American foreign policy. The piece argues broad public endorsement of collective security reflects a shift from isolationism to working with nations to preserve peace, aided by U S ratification of the UN charter and heightened by opposition’s weak mobilization. It notes political figures Watkins and Donnell warned of apathy, yet the public mood favors unity with like-minded nations against aggression.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
U. S
Russia
U. N
Europe
America
Watkins
Donnell
Feminine Finance and Women in Public Money
The piece notes Mrs. George N. Clark as U S treasurer and Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross as long head of the U S mint. It argues women are widening their control of national wealth and jokes a law change may be needed because they have it. Scientists link vitamin B deficiency to gray hair, countering rumors about old age.
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George N. Clark
Kansas
U.S
Nellie Tayloe Ross
U. S. Mint
Arrow
2Th Century-Fox
Debra Paget
The Starch Nightmare in a Shirt From Henry M Lemor
Henry M Lemor laments starch in shirts and laundry mishaps. He mocks pins, collars, cuffs, and the burden of starched wear, calling for no starch and even appealing to Mrs Roosevelt and the United Nations. He recounts trips abroad and the absurdity of starch everywhere.
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Houdini
New York
Shylock
MGM Stars and set workers react to Hollywood premier
Jimmie Fidler notes at the The Stratton Story premiere that MGM set workers applauded certain stars while silence greeted others. He highlights Clark Gable Lana Turner Janet Leigh Jane Powell and others as favored, and mentions film news and fashion anecdotes from the studio world including Debra Paget and Gene Tierney.
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Hollywood
Stratton
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Fry
Clark Gable
Jimmy Stewart
Frank Morgan
van Johnson
Robert Taylor
Lana Turner
Janet Leigh
Jane Powell
Value of summer camps for productive child time
The piece urges parents to keep children busy during break with well supervised camps. It praises open air camps for Earth contact, sport like swimming and rowing, and discipline through achievement. It urges use of diverse, useful activities and notes a pamphlet on aiding slow children.
Education exchange program links youth across oceans
Jane Eads notes a broad international education exchange sponsored by the UN state department American publics and more. Fellows from Peru and Germany join U S youths in a 32 member farm youth program with 22 states sending participants to 10 European hosts while Europeans visit the United States. The piece recalls early U S postal history with the first post office established in 1691 by royal patent to Thomas Neale.
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Washington
Department of State
World Health Organization
Civil Affairs Division
Army
Department of Agriculture
Children’s Bureau
South
South America
Peru
Rubela Castro
Quan de Reina
Texas
University of Minnesota
League of Women Voters
Public Health Service
Germany
International Farm Youth Exchange
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Europe
United States
The
Thomas Neale
Questions and Answers from a historic quiz column
A compiled Q and A quiz asks when John Masefield became poet laureate of England in 1930 and notes his ties to King George V through Reynard the Fox. It also covers a child's vocabulary, ballet origins in Italy and France, hollow versus solid cylinders under bending, and the eight original North Atlantic Treaty nations with later additions.
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John Masefield
England
Masefield
Robert Bridges
George V
Reynard the Fox
Italy
France
North Atlantic Alliance
United States
Canada
Britain
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Norway
Portugal
Denmark
Iceland
Educators favor teaching about communism with safeguards
The Associated Press analysis notes twenty prominent educators support teaching about communism in schools without advocating it. They urge objective, factual instruction using official documents, warn against labeling opponents as fascists, and call for careful supervision to avoid indoctrination while addressing totalitarianism.
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Associated Press
America
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
National Education Association
American Association of School Administrators
Truman
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Educational Commission
Mussolini
Italy
Berlin postwar optimism shifts power from conquerors to defeated
Hal Boyle observes Berlin in June 1946 as Germany grows confident and influential while the Allies seek to win over the vanquished. Germans feel unafraid, see themselves as pivotal to European peace, and balance between East and West powers. The piece notes Germany's renewed sense of importance and its role as a hinge of future peace.
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Berlin
Germany
Washington
Paris
London
Moscow
Russia
America
Open F B I files risk innocent suffering and justice
James Marlow argues that public release of secret FBI files harms innocent people and the bureau. He says exposure can taint juries, endanger undercover agents, and undermine prosecutions as judges balance secrecy with a fair trial in cases like Judith Coplon.
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Washington
Judith Coplon
Russia
Miss Coplon
Coplon
Word Puzzle List Of Clues And Answers
The page presents a dense clue set with numbers. Items include Bleach Brink Snatch Dad Title of Mohammed and many others across various definitions. Answers favor common words for each clue, forming a wide array of vocabulary and potential cross fills.
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Brink
Snatch
Dad
Mohammed
Engineer's Shelter
Vice
Dingle
Community home plans provided by Taylor and Holmes
Taylor and Holmes announces a comprehensive home planning service for builders in the area. The firm offers a library of over a thousand dwelling plans at 1005 Ouachita Bank Building with illustrations floor plans and material suggestions. Plans meet FHA requirements and emphasize traditional styles with modern construction methods.
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Taylor and Holmes
Ouachita Bank
Iouroe
Warrencc. Taylor
Quachita Bank
Taylor
Lincoln Parish Courthouse Bids Sought in Ruston
The Lincoln parish police jury will accept bids until 10 a m July 6 for a five story courthouse costing about 600000 dollars. Bids open publicly in Eddie Evans secretary office. The piece notes about 900000 species of animals are known, including over 600000 insects.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
Court House
Eddie Evans
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