Isolationist Echo in Senate Sparks Debate on League and Policy
Sen William E Jenner assails the Marshall plan and Atlantic pact in a three hour floor speech urging repeal of postwar aid and a return to non involvement. He blames secret diplomacy and warns of Russia rising from American actions, drawing contrast with Democrats and noting public indifference in Indianapolis papers. He also discusses rent control shifts and interviews Congressman Joe Martin outlining Republican foreign policy and party stance.
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Humphrey Denounces Senate Fiddling In Maiden Speech
Freshman Senator Hubert H Humphrey of Minnesota criticizes colleagues for delaying legislation. He argues the Senate must function and stop wasting time as six year terms breed complacency.
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New Homestead Brings Tension To Southern Arkansas
The Ives family settles in a southern Arkansas homesteading area and faces immediate trouble as Sig Flanagan Sam Bragg and Sheriff Martin oppose Andy Ives former camping grounds. Flanagan fires toward the homestead and Andy plus Eliot go to town to challenge the foes but gain no results. Webster kin visit bringing 16 year old Dreen who shows interest in Dave Ives.
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Big Halleck Brings Cow Deal While Doe Alarm Looms
Andy Ives hosts Big Halleck at supper as tension rises over a planted deer on the Ives property and a wary game warden's arrival nears. Mr Flipp, Mr Eliot, and others anticipate trouble as a rider from Buckley arrives with a cow inquiry.
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Thought Control and the Clockwork Mind
A column imagines science could someday direct thoughts by beams or rays, with satire on Cold War fears. It mocks the idea of mind control and lampoons politicians, media, and public figures amid a 1949 era blend of humor and anxiety.
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