Campaign dawns in 1948 race as Truman, Stassen rally labor vote
The 1948 campaign opens with President Truman and Harold Stassen wooing labor in Michigan and nearby states. Truman warns against abstention and advocates a "new era" with a pro labor administration, while Stassen accuses Truman of demagogy and asserts GOP hopes roll back inflation and curb communist influence. Berlin tensions worsen as Soviet police seize western sector officers and Berlin talks strain under Moscow pressure.
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France’s cabinet crisis signals drift toward De Gaulle return
The article details France’s political turmoil after Premier Schuman failed to win a confidence vote and Henri Queuille took over. It notes Auriol’s moves, the fragmented center, and strong blocs for De Gaulle on the right and communists on the left, with a possible rightward recovery.
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Western sagebrush replacement plan eyed by agronomists
At the Fort Collins meeting of the American Society of Agronomists and the Soil Science Society, researchers discussed replacing 96 million acres of sagebrush with nutritious grasses for cattle and sheep. Broomland plows and range reseeding are highlighted as key steps, with five million acres already re seeded and Congress urged for more funds.
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Columbia University reports Darvisul shows promise against infantile paralysis in mice
Lip Service notes Columbia University announces a new sulfa type drug named Darvisul that cures one kind of infantile paralysis in mice and prevents the disease in mice. It remains uncertain whether it will prove effective against polio in humans after extensive summer tests.
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Autumnal Equinox Musings on Astronomy and News
Washington column reflects on equinox myths, retrograde motion, and Hipparchus while recalling George from Anamosa Iowa and Col. Palmer's Pershing biography. Mentions trees, tent caterpillars, and a light note on a possible new King of Spain.
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