Diplomatic Sky-High Talk Fails to Break Cold War Standoff
Washington observers say the phony peace era with Russia ended with the Soviet Union’s authorized statement resigning concession. Moscow remains fixed on its position as the United States demands proof of sincerity. Officials warn the State Department must guard against misread moves while leaving room for a possible settlement if Russia genuinely seeks one.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Tass
Moscow
State Department
Western Europe
Finland Faces Political Crisis And Communist Moves
Finland unsettled as Parliament censures minister Yrjoe Leino for shipping 10 Finns and 10 foreigners to Russia without extradition. President Paasikivi appoints Eino Kilpi and Hertta Kuusinen, shifting power without appeasing the Communist bloc. Outcome may signal Soviet intentions and future Finnish policy.
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Finland
Paasikivi
Tarrkics
Aineto
Yrjoe Leino
Russia
Leino
Eino Kilpi
Hertta Kuusinen
Kilpi
Hertta Kussinen
Communist Party In
Passikivi
Interior Ministry
Financial forecasters see a year of continued prosperity ahead
Advisors at the Association of Reserve City Bankers, meeting in Coronado, Calif, say pent up purchasing power will take years to satisfy. They report solid business nationwide and a halt to inflation due to cautious spending. Labor demands and arms spending are minor drags, but not dangerous, suggesting a longer economic respite is possible if banks and policymakers pursue preparedness.
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Association of Reserve City Bankers
Coronado
Calif
Woman sought husband with $10,000 finds few offers
A New York woman who advertised for a husband with ten thousand dollars says about a dozen respondents had the money but little else to offer.
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New York
Stock Market Prediction Trends
Analysts project mixed signals from current trends with potential short term gains and risks. Markets show sector rotation and volatility, while tech and energy shares could drive moves in coming sessions.
South Africa Election Aftermath The Malan Smuts Split
In the wake of South Africa’s election defeat Smuts faces questions over party prestige and potential move to Westminster status. Malan builds influence amid concerns of Nationalists tolerating armed groups. Diamonds and gold drive speculation on England’s fortunes and a possible base if war returns.
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England
South Africa
Field Marshal Smuts
Winston Churchill
Laborites
Churchill
Smuts
Malan
Commonwealth
Africa
Mediterranean
Britain
The Timid Lonely Child and Proper Attention
A guidance note urges parents and guests to treat infants and toddlers as persons not entertainment objects. It warns against turning a child into a center of attention for adults and explains potential long term harms such as shyness and distress.
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A5th Street
New York
N. Y
East 45Th Street
Dewey Reflects On Presidential Run And Public Image
In a radio interview Governor Dewey discussed why he would not seek the presidency. He cited concerns about the White House life and mocked rival campaigns with observations on public perception and the burdens of office. He noted even humorous depictions, including a tribal honor, as shaping how he might be viewed.
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Dewey
United States
Goldfish Bowl
White House
President Coolidge
Warm Springs
Eagle Sun
Dalles
Ore
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Albany
Threats To Freedom and the Civil Rights Debate
A Washington dispatch reflects on the divided powers in U S government and fears of anarchy amid calls to curb information. It discusses Truman civil rights plans, FEPC concerns, and southern resistance as a nationwide debate unfolds.
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Washington
Congress
Mobile
Ala
Truman
FEPC
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Miss
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan on Campaign Baby Photos
The column mocks presidential candidates using baby pictures in TV campaigns. It notes risk of misidentification in homes and hints at added reels and cartoons, including a potential Dumbo tie in. The piece speculates audience reaction from cute to conceited as the campaign evolves.
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Anties Mentees
Hegepabet Webbe
Pwuersners
Seatee
Ge Bee
Sesqui Centennial preparations and town events introduce summer
The article outlines New Castle's Sesqui Centennial celebration marking 150 years of progress. It notes a historical play with hundreds of participants, ticket sales, and a gala ahead. It also covers New Castle High School graduation tonight, the start of summer with schools letting out, and summer activities like camping and fishing.
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A short verse emphasizes steady effort in early tasks shaping future success. It contrasts initial small duties with larger challenges to prove worth, urging youth to do their best today to earn trust tomorrow.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Gas Company Serviceman Encounters Quiet Inhabitant
A service man visits a home and learns the resident is a boy upstairs in bed, ending the call with a clipped exchange.
Villainous program dominates Truman revolt in 1948 South
In the 1948 U S political clash two groups oppose Truman’s renomination. Southern Democrats push electors pledged to defeat him while a Roosevelt allied faction seeks to draft Eisenhower. The piece argues the Southern challenge is futile, risks party defeat, and foresees Truman likely defeated, with no clear alternative nominee. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
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South
Alabama
Nessevene
Roosevelt
En Dear
Truman
Palestine
Landis
Mr. Truman
Arry
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Republican Party
W. O. Douglas
Eeagen Mead
New Deal
al Unr
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Etiquette Hint for Double Weddings Maid of Honor Swap
A note advises brides in a double wedding to act as each other’s maid of honor and share bouquets during the ceremony. Each couple must read the marriage service twice to accommodate the arrangement.
World leaders react to postwar tensions and visits
Reports cite General Douglas MacArthur Declarations on public goodwill after the Pacific war. Secretary of State Marshall discusses leadership and Europe’s fears. Communist party head William Z Foster comments on US Soviet war risks. Senator Alexander Wiley predicts a circus around Henry Wake’s visit.
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International News Service
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Portland
Ore
Marshall
Europe
Washington
William Z. Foster
American Communist Party
United States
Soviet Union
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Senate Sciary Committee
Henry Wake
Just Smart Alecs in Hollywood Says Author
A writer derides Hollywood actors as smart alecs promoting foreign birth and education. He laments a perceived lack of American background among film professionals and criticizes Marxist doctrine and foreign influence on the industry.
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Hollywood
Marx
Lenin
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