Congress Lacks Courage To Solve Our Problems In Washington
A Washington reporter notes a tense White House visit and laments U S leadership in crisis. The piece blames Congress, labor leaders, farmers, and business figures for selfishness and the nation’s failure to act with unity and strength. It criticizes policies on parity prices, the black market, and the selective service bill.
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Congress
John L. Lewis
Washington
Colorado’s Riches and Pioneers Shaped the State
The piece surveys Colorado history from the 1858 Pike’s Peak rush to Denver’s rise and the Rocky Mountain News and Herald founding. Itcredits mining booms, irrigation, and industrial growth in cities like Pueblo, Cripple Creek, Leadville, and Rocky Ford, plus later oil and gas finds and water management shaping a prosperous, hard-working state.
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Colorado
Pikes Peak
America
Colorado Mountains
Texas
Georgia
W. Green Russell
South Platte
Auraria
Russell
Larimer
Cherry Creek
Denver City
James W. Denver
Kansas
Kansas Territory
Denver
Omaha
Rocky Mountain News
Herald
Cripple Creek
Leadville
Central City
Creede
Winfield Scott Stratton
H. A. W. Tabor
Garden of Eden
Colorado Rockies
A. M. Cassedy
Florence
Oil
Rangely
Las Animas
San Juan Basin
Moffat County
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Oradoan
Great American Desert
Greeley
Old Union Colony
South Platte Basin
Fort Collins
Sterling
Julesburg
Arkansas River
Canon City
Rocky Ford
Lamar
Kansas Line
San Luis Valley
Timberline
Pueblo
Pittsburgh
Hoover Says There Ought To Be A Law On Repeating What The President Said
Herbert Hoover confronted reporters after a talk with President Truman and Secretary Anderson. He refused to disclose details of the European emergency measures or his view on possible U S rationing. He quipped that there ought to be a law against repeating what the President has said to him.
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Norman Kirk
U. S. Army
Bob Kerr
Oklahoma
Washington
Truman
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Kerr
Harry Truman
Cio-Afl
Roosevelt
Whitney
Herbert Hoover
Agriculture Anderson
United States
Posies for Bathroom From Yard of Chintz
Advice from a 32 page booklet Make Your Own Curtains shows how to transform a yard of chintz into bathroom accents. It suggests cutting posies to decorate a bath mat towels and shower curtains and notes illustrated steps anyone can follow. Copies cost 15 cents postpaid.
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WNU
New
Lafayette Park
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Edward Emerine
Win
Rockies
Katherine Lee Bates
Kirk
Argentina
House of Representatives
Senate
Alben Barkley
John Pehle
Treasury
State Department
Amerika
John C. Vivian
Golden, Colo
State Capital
University of Denver
Brighton
Snow Mass Lake
Haggerman Peak
Glenwood Springs
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
O'Sullivan
DIXIE
McKesson
Zooth
Ieal