Conversation on War Peace and Religion by Ex Servicemen
A Western Union dispatch recalls a casual talk among ex servicemen and writers debating whether there will be another war. They discuss education happiness religion and the nature of God through nature while contrasting American views with Moscow news about the Yalta reparations dispute with Molotov.
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Truman Reflects on 100th White House Press Confab
Washington dispatch notes President Truman marked his 100th White House press and radio conference. Reporters found the session tame with little hot news beyond comments on Greek-Turkish aid, a left handed bowling claim, and a faux pas by Gael Sullivan. The piece contrasts with Roosevelts vivid parables and hints at waning human interest in the exchanges.
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House of Representatives
Poland
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Lendlease
Gael Sullivan
National Democratic Committee
Sullivan
Republican National Committee
Milk transport and consumption rise in postwar era report
Public Roads administration data cited by Charles M. Upham shows 34.677 million tons of milk moved on rural roads and 101.5 billion pounds sold from farms in 1945, with high highway dependence for delivery to plants and consumers. The piece contrasts wartime and prewar trends and comments on White House press conferences under Roosevelt and Truman.
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Public Roads Administration
Charles M. Upham
American Road Builders’ Association
Upham
Ruhr Miners Strike in German Zone Over Food Rations
Ruhr area miners in the British zone stage large scale walkouts demanding larger food allowances for themselves and families. More than 300,000 workers have demonstrated, leaving most mines idle over the past two weeks as Britain struggles to move enough food into the zone. The crisis hits European coal output and electric power across 13 countries reliant on German coal.
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Ruhr
The Big Four railroad nickname cities
Caesar crossed the Rubicon. he declared war on the Senate. A cryptic quiz asks about a zopigamist and Muhammad’s favored daughter. Windy city claims, traveling carnivals, English popes, streetcars per capita, world coffee regions, and a life-breathing legend statue creator are queried.
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Rubicon
Mohammmged
United States
Papal Throne
Generous Gifts as U S Money Flows Abroad in 1946
The Commerce Department reports Americans sent 296.9 million dollars to relatives abroad in 1946 with 125.5 million in gift parcels. Europe received 143.8 million, Canada and Latin America 86.5 million, Asia 60 million, and other regions the rest. Mexico led recipient countries with 44 million, followed by Italy 26 million and China 20 million.
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Commerce Department
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Canada
Mexico
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Italy
China
Hongkong
Great
Baby skin care tips and a safe powder choice
New mothers ask about postbath skin care for infants. The article warns against zinc stearate inhalation and endorses talcum powder as safe. A booklet No 203 titled Baby Care is offered for 25 cents via Weekly Newspaper Service.
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Digamist, Pygmalion, and the World in Brief
The list names cities Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Pompey Fatima Buffalo Brazil and a reference to Adrian TV 1100 1159. It notes the term digamist for those remarrying after widowhood or divorce and cites Pygmalion who animated Galatea as a literary reference.
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Adrian TV
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