Global tensions and Mississippi race politics mix in analysis
Paul Malloy reports two top leaders foresee war risks tied to Russia and U N atomic talks. Analysts doubt Russia can field a long war but warn its political strength remains, while Mississippi politics focus on Bilbo’s successor and race issues amid Rankin’s stance and Colmer’s middle road appeal.
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Harold Stassen Lone Wolf Candidate For President
The article surveys Harold Stassen’s lone wolf rise from a dirt-farmer background to Minnesota governor, noting how his early campaign, blunt critique of GOP policy, and independence unsettle old guard Republicans. It compares him to Dewey, highlighting his youth, military service, and self driven path to national candidacy.
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Vandenberg Not Planning 1940s Presidential Run
The piece reports Sen. Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan won an informal poll of Republican senators as to a presidential bid. He states he is not a candidate and will seek no convention delegates, while praising nonpartisan foreign policy and his past influence on Allied unity.
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Congress Will Convene In Special Session In 1947
President Truman summoned Congress to meet at noon on November 17 in a special session to address soaring domestic prices and a rapid-fire foreign crisis in Western Europe. The action followed cabinet and bipartisan consultations, with Byrnes commenting on postwar policy and a German peace approach. A Kansas prison inmate, James S. Payne, was found to have swallowed 3.5 pounds of metal including two razors during surgery for a nail in his throat.
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Brazil and Chile sever relations with Russia amid Cold War tensions
Brazil and Chile announce diplomatic break with Russia over alleged press attacks and communist influence. Chile adds Czechoslovakia to severance list amid labor and mining concerns, while Brazil cites outrages in Russian press.夫妻
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Wheat drought threatens U.S. farms and cattle
A severe drought across Texas to the Canadian border jeopardizes winter wheat and cattle grazing. Crop experts warn of heavy winter kill, scarce topsoil moisture, and potential wheat prices around $5 a bushel if rains do not come. Livestock producers expect little pasture and many farmers may liquidate herds to cut costs.
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For Sale Crusher Drag Line and Washer on River
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