Western Europeans Reject Communists in Elections
Washington reports European elections signal a new political course in the west. France sees a rise in Christian democracy amid monarchist and Catholic Centrists gains in Italy and Holland. Corollary impacts include Socialist shifts and Communist counter-frames blaming Catholic influence.
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Know Your Congressman and Reading Voting Records
The piece urges voters to study a congressman's voting history beyond final votes, noting amendments, recommittals, and committee actions as true indicators. It cites NC-PAC warnings and emphasizes access to public hearing records and floor actions as essential to informed voting.
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Greatest deception in history aided D-Day landings
The final Eisenhower report highlights a five prong deception plan that misled German forces about the true invasion location. Fake landings near Le Havre Boulogne and Cherbourg drew attention while actual forces crossed the channel unchallenged, delivering a decisive Allied victory.
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Wheat harvests and auto export curbs shape 1946 outlook
The 1946 wheat harvest in the southwest promises relief for world famine as shipments from the June period aimed to meet a 400 million bushel export goal. Officials note strong car production but warn against exporting cars as personal baggage, with new rules requiring proof of ownership and residence.
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War clause invalid in double indemnity claim
Judge Campbell in Chicago ruled the war clause void since Captain George K. Hooker’s death during routine training near Auckland in 1943 was not caused by combat. The elder Hooker seeks the additional $10,000 double indemnity, after the insurer already paid $10,000. life insurance in American households reached a record 163 billion dollars mid year with strong gains in ordinary and group policies.
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Knife Box and Stand Pattern for Grandmother's Day Craft
Pattern 281 lets home craftsmen cut and assemble a knife box with an Early American stand and two pull out leaves. The design uses white pine, oil and wax for an antique look, with diagrams, directions, and materials list. Price is 15 cents postpaid. Order direct from:
Longfellow Works Inspire Numerous Musical Compositions
Longfellow's writings underpin about 225 musical pieces, a record unmatched by any American author. "Stars of the Summer Night" yields 14 songs, while "The Song of Hiawatha" inspired three operas, cantatas, overtures, tone poems, songs and two symphonic suites.
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