The Marshall Plan and American Industry Under Threat
A critique argues that U S aid to Britain Germany and Japan finances their export drive while U S workers bear higher taxes. It cites Wall Street Journal observations of bid undercutting by German Japanese firms and warns that unless tariffs or defenses are found, high American living standards may not be sustainable.
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Uncle-Sam
England
Germany
Japan
Uncle Sam
Wall Street Journal
America
U. S
Britain
World Business
Journal
India
South Africa
Railways
Krupp
Locomotive Co
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Iistry
Santa Claus
Public urge to pressure Stalin to end Korea war
Editorial readers urge United Nations action to threaten Stalin with removal and warn that peace demands require Moscow to cease aggression. Call for telegrams to Washington to stop Stalin now and prevent more deaths as U S boys face deployment.
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United Nations
Joe Stalin
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Washington, DC
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Korea
China
Seven Million Men and Ten Billion Dollars
President Truman outlines a plan to mobilize seven million men and devote ten billion dollars to arm and support the armed forces in what is described as a limited war against North Korea. He argues the massive effort is essential to build war strength and back the nation in this conflict.
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Truman
Armed Services
North Korea
America
Hawaii stage encore sparks crowd with lively island acts
A memory filled program continues with songs from Hazel and Bill as the crowd cheers. Sam Dement and others perform in a rustic riverside setting featuring a hula dance, a cheeky river moment, and a lighthearted beauty contest amid a wooded Howard Barkles farm backdrop.
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Houston
Ritchie Francis
Ritchie
Howard Barkles
Mayor Tedson Hosts Byron Dinner in Norway
A lively informal report recounts Herman Tedson, mayor of Norway, hosting a dinner for local acquaintances. The bachelor mayor, known for hospitality and a kitchen prowess, served a lavish meal with vegetables from his garden and Roses decorating the table.
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Norway
Lions
Politioa
John Heeren
Geo. Linn
Don Driscoll
Hombre
Jack Dupn
Ritchie Francis
Sam Dement
Talk Twbout
Ted
Tedson
Roy
Pd Sa
Ats
Vanishing Americans and burlesque proverbs in a loose patchwork
A fragmentary column jokily mixing social phrases and quips. It notes the "Vanishing American" tied to motor vehicles, recalls a Perrysville Ohio citizens band story, and adds adages about tooters and aprons alongside a Rogers quip about Congress.
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