They Were All Out of Step But John Taber
A political column targets Representative Taber as the main critic of the ECA aid budget, arguing his cuts were partisan and out of step with European needs and public opinion. It notes his Europe trip, disputed figures, Senate pushback, and a controversial stance on postwar recovery.
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Jim
John
Representative Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Taber
Europe
Congress
Hay Foot
Straw Foote
Mr. Taber
House
ECA
Senate
Marshall
Hoffman
State Department
Germany
France
Italy
Clocks and gifts clash in wedding anniversary list
Henry McLemore chides the Jewelry Industry Council for its gift timetable preferring practical items and arguing clocks on the first anniversary, furniture and appliances later, and diamond jewelry should top the list for women. He mocks the rigid scheme and hazards of following it.
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Jewelry Industry Council
Council
Hitler
Bergman Life On Screen Leaves Hollywood Rumors In Quiet Orbit
Ingrid Bergman, lauded as a top actress and steady figure, reportedly faces marital tension with husband Dr. Peter Lindstrom over career demands though many claim rumors exaggerate. The column notes other Hollywood anecdotes about Greta Garbo, Ann Sothern, Gale Gordon, Bruce Cabot, Lex Barker, Danny Thomas, and ad-lib culture around fame.
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Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Filmville
Peter Lindstrom
St. Louis
Ann Sothern
Ensenada
Mexico
Greta Garbo
Our Children By Angelo Patehi
A critique of one size fits all high school courses arguing for tailored education to match abilities. It urges schools to adapt curricula and staffing, urging industry and education to cooperate for better youth outcomes. It promotes parental reading habits and offers Dr Patri's leaflet for good books.
Quip on Gifts and Wives From a Civic Debate Text
A satirical passage notes advice on gifts showing a preference for a cord of pine over a chinchilla coat and mocks council lists. It contrasts wifely expectations with a list of presents like sapphires clocks and household items.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Capitol Page School to Honor 12 Seniors in June Graduation
Congressman Dewey Short will speak at Capitol Page School graduation in June in the Ways and Means Committee room. Twelve graduates, drawn from senate pages, house pages, and supreme court aides, complete the equivalent of a senior year and will receive diplomas as the Navy Band plays.
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Washington
Dewey Short
R-Mo
House
Ways and Means
Capitol Page School
Senate
Supreme Court
Page School
Congressman Short
U. S. Navy
Capitol Page
Capitol
Congress
Board of Education of
District of Columbia
Orson W. Trueworthy
Trueworthy
West Point
Annapolis
Mopsy trivia Q and A from Gladys Parker panel
A Q A feature covers topics from painting on the canvas to Theodore Roosevelt age at succession. It explains breaking color directly from the canvas, Turner as pioneer, and notes on maple sugar origins and Annie Oakleys free tickets.
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Turner
Berlin food crisis deepens as blockade bites
In Berlin the Soviet blockade threatens fresh milk for western children and splits the city as the four power pool dissolves. American and British authorities insist no starvation but warn the rail line closure imperils western supply. Amid patrols and scare stories, officials urge calm and resist panic.
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Nevil C. D. Brownjohn
London
Berlin
L. J. Steck
Central Food Board
Kommandatura
U. S
Germany
Frank L. Howley
Lucius D. Clay
Heidelberg
Vassily D. Sokolovsky
Magistrat
Moscow
Sokolovsky
Revival Meets at Central Assembly Church
A revival meeting is in progress at the Central Assembly of God on Hall and Calypso streets led by Rev. Mitchell Cason and Rev. Miles Bradley. Services are nightly at 7:45 p m with music and preaching. Sunday messages are “Moving Forward” and “Watching the Jew and Waiting for the Lord.” Rev. Bradley preaches Tuesday on “Saint Peter's Pentecostal Keys Hidden by Traditions of Men.”
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Central Assembly of God
Hall and
Calypso
Mitchell Cason
Miles Bradley
Cason
Bradley
L. O. Waldon
Solemn rites in Ogden honor four gold star family in WWII
A Utah ceremony honors a unique four-gold-star family from World War II, noting the Sullivan brothers and Borgstrom siblings as emblematic losses. The Sullivan men perished with the cruiser Juneau in the Solomons battle of November 1942, while Borgstrom sons served in different branches and theaters, underscoring the tragedy and need for honors.
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Sullivan’ Brothers
Borgstrom
Thomas F. Sullivan
Waterloo
Iowa
Juneau
the Solomons
Deaths of R R Buddy Sedberry in Houston
R R Buddy Sedberry, 44, longtime Monroe resident now in Houston, died there early Friday after running a garage. Body to return to Monroe late Friday or Saturday. funeral arrangements incomplete. Survived by mother Mrs. W D Sedberry of Monroe and other relatives.
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R. R
Buddy) Sedberry
Monroe
Houston
Tex
W. D. Sedberry
Wood Street
Lum Murphy, 78, dies. seven daughters and six sons survive
Lum Columbus Murphy died in a local hospital Thursday night aged 78. Survived by seven daughters Opelia Booth Fannie Johnson Leila Garland Ada Murphy Neda Murphy Nellie Sue Murphy Reda Murphy and six sons Dennis Jim Archie Golden Joe Lavelle Murphy. Funeral directed by Davis Lawhead Funeral Home at Antioch Church Saturday 2 pm with Rev Horace Taylor officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Lum Columbus Murphy
Opelia Booth
Fannie Johnson
Leila Garland
Ada Murphy
Neda Murphy
Nellie Sue Murphy
Reda Murphy
Dennis
Jim
Archie
Golden
Joe
Lavelle Murphy
Davis- Lawhead Funeral Home
Antioch Church
Horace Taylor
Church of God
Infant Le Queeta Traxler Dies at Birth in Rayville
Rayville La June 25 Special Le Queeta Traxler daughter of Mr and Mrs George Traxler died soon after birth The funeral was held Friday at 4 p m in Little Creek Church near Archibald and interment followed in the church cemetery Rev C C Floyd officiated The infant leaves parents a brother Billy and a sister Ginger Kay Traxler Mulhearn Funeral Home of Rayville was in charge
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Rayville
le Queeta Traxler
George Traxler
Little Creek Church
Archibald
C. C. Floyd
Billy
Ginger Kay Traxler
Mulhearn Funeral Home
Bond for Fuller Set at 3000 Dollars
O S Fuller a 58 year old Strong Ark man in parish jail faces armed robbery and crime against nature charges. He was arrested after R F Watson of Shreveport swore out the warrant alleging Fuller drew a pistol robbed him of 60 dollars and committed a crime against nature.
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O. S. Fuller
Strong
Ark
Fuller
R. F. Watson
Shreveport
Harvest Time for Want Ads in News-Star-World
Harvest time drives business as readers scan the Want Ads in the News-Star-World. Businessmen rely on classified listings to find buyers and opportunities, matching services with local customers amid seasonal activity.
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News-Star
Morning World
Eeeee
Democrats Say Dewey Is Easy
Democratic leaders voice bold opposition to Thomas E. Dewey after his unanimous Republican nomination. McGrath Fitzpatrick and McCormack predict victory for Democrats in November while Taft and Stassen pivot to support. MacArthur calls the choice splendid and assuring for freedom loving nations.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Paul F. Fitzpatrick
New York Democratic Committee
Txth
House
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Senator Vandenberg
Col
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Vandenberg
Millikin
R.-Colo
Taft
Colorado
Ohio
Harold E. Stassen
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Senate action looming on final budget and health funds
L U may push final senate action Monday while the House approves 768 009 in appropriations including 600 000 to match federal funds for public health centers and 100 000 for the midwinter fair at Lafayette. Senate amendments to the tobacco tax increase bill were postponed amid house opposition to higher cigar taxes.
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Senate
House
Department of Health
Lafayette
Officer McBride Promoted Sergeant After Stabbing Recovery
After a five inch blade was removed from his left side, Monroe police sergeant B J McBride resumes duty on the night shift following a serious stab wound while arresting a suspect. Chief H T Ward announced the promotion. McBride has served over two years and lives at 812 Georgia Street.
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B. J. McBride
Monroe
H. T. Ward
Sgt. McBride
Georgia Street
Crossword Clue Packed Page Reveals Themed Puzzle List
Across and down clues fill a dense puzzle page with terms from circuits to worship and kingship. The list includes items such as wharf recline nobleman headliner and various science and biblical references.
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