Uncertain Future Girds U S Policy Says Foreign Outlook
A high ranking government official returning from abroad warns that compromise with the Russians is unlikely and a long costly war looms. He notes Europe needs German recovery and the U S may extend aid while exploring goods instead of money policies and two price arrangements.
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Someowe
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Marshall
Presidential Travel Is a Major Project for the President
The piece details how presidential travel has evolved from early dangers to a highly organized operation. It notes Secret Service roles, the Mitchell Field network, and the Hyde Park link, with examples from Roosevelt and Churchill testing wartime communications, showing travel as routine yet complex.
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Mike Reilly
Reilly
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Franklin Roosevelt
Malta
Miami
Anton Cermak
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Wilson
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Grant
Washington
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United States
Marshall Urges Democratic Unity in Inter-American Talks
Secretary of State George Marshall reaffirmed democratic principles at the Petropolis conference and pledged continued U S economic aid to Latin America. He said the United States will address economic questions with sister republics and seek practical cooperation.
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Fear and courage in sport and war insights from Tunney and Matty
The essay contrasts fear in sport with war, praising athletes like Tunney and Mathewson while noting courage stems from skill, experience, and condition. It argues fear can be overcome through preparation, with a focus on confidence, purpose, and endurance in competition.
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Fred Merkle
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Caution to the Winds Sharp Rise in Buying
The U S buying public shifts from economy minded restraint to a liberal purchasing spree across most trade fields. Economists warn of a potential inflation spiral as demand accelerates and inventories are replenished, with optimism for high activity into late next year amid abundant cash and veteran bond inflows.
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