Expenses for what tied to a 100 per month per diem in Harrisburg
The Harrisburg General Assembly voted itself 100 per month for 24 months, plus postage and mileage, prompting outcry over a treasury grab. Critics note most members rarely work beyond sessions and question the need for extra expenses. The bill passed 202 to 1 and moves to the Senate for burial potential.
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House of Representatives
Harrisburg
General
State Senate
General Assembly
Growing Older in America and World Influence
The Census Bureau reports 142 million Americans in the United States and 145 million total including territories, up from 150 million in 1940. The population is aging with more old and middle aged, fewer children, while Russia shows a younger, faster growing demographic. The piece muses on youth versus age and how aging may affect national image and vitality.
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United States
Census Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Philippines
Russia
Public backs lower prices in retail survey
A broad retail survey reports the public demands lower prices. The remarks imply consumer pressure on merchants and policy implications for pricing strategies. Daniel delivers judgment on market expectations and potential corrective moves.
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Daniel
Henry Wallace Speeches Fail to Clear English Fog
In England the impact of Henry Wallace's speeches was minimal beyond increasing the pervasive fog. The article notes little political effect and highlights the damp, uncertain atmosphere surrounding his visit.
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Henry Wallace
England
Vengeance Belongs to the Lord, Romans 12 19 Theme
A Bible verse from Romans 12 19 urging believers not to seek revenge but to leave vengeance to God, who promises to repay. The quotation emphasizes trust in divine justice rather than personal retaliation.
We Must Have Decent Homes Taft Urges Housing Bill
The piece argues for affordable housing and condemns rent control extensions as unjust. It highlights Sen. Taft and the Taft Ellender Wagner housing bill as a moderate fix, noting a likely Senate endorsement but House defeat. It questions party cohesion and Taft's sincerity while urging action to reduce substandard dwellings.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Taft-Ellender-Wagner
Sen. Taft
Senate
Global Leaders Clash Over Cold War Issues
Lake Success deputy Osborn denounces Soviet control plan as a fraud. Senator Bridges urges immediate ratification of an Italian peace treaty as a bulwark against communism. Mountbatten says Indians must choose their own future, likening himself to a mechanic. Farley criticizes Soviet policies as chaotic for profit.
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Frederick H Osborn
U. S
UN Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Europe
New Delhi
India
Viscount Mountbatten
Etiquette Hint on Prompt Wedding Gift Thank Yous
A wedding etiquette note urges thanking guests promptly after gifts arrive. Delays make writing the acknowledgments harder, the bride is advised to act as soon as possible to express gratitude.
I Would Lead The United Nations With Laughter
A speaker imagines becoming UN head and replacing dull diplomacy with humor. He would appoint Dr. Quo Tai chi as chief assistant, fire several deputies, hire famous comedians, and stage speeches followed by music and dancing while insisting on women delegates.
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United Nations
Quo Tai-chi
China
Gromyko
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
Bob Hope
Amos ‘N' Andy
Fred Allen
Bert Lahr
Ethel Merman
Kate Smith
Harry Hershfield
Georgie Jessel
Dr. Quo
Palestine
Holy Land
The Fifth Freedom to Work Should Guide Labor Policy
A columnist criticizes the Four Freedoms for omitting the Freedom to Work and argues unions wield excessive power under New Deal laws. He cites compulsory dues, union influence in war industries, and large union treasuries, urging emphasis on a true Fifth Freedom and cautious government oversight.
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Atlantic Ocean
United States Senate
New Deal
John Lewis
Treasuries
Congress
Rocking Babies To Sleep Shapes Future Sleep Habits
Regular rocking and cuddling at nap or bedtime can train a child to demand attention at night, leading to poor sleep later. Parents should limit bedtime rocking, encourage daytime feeding and routines, and seek physician guidance for healthier sleep patterns.
It's the Little Things That Matter in Quiet Love
A nostalgic reflection on small acts of care. The speaker recalls a man who roamed, buying inexpensive trinkets and candy for those at home to show love. Each tiny gift, though of little market value, carried rich meaning and joy. The family cherished his thoughtful gestures.
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United Nations
Edgar A. Guest
P. J. Flaherty Field Dedicated in New Castle
The dedication of P. J. Flaherty Field in New Castle is set for Saturday evening. The project honors civic leader P. J. Flaherty whose generosity and business leadership helped fund and name the new ball park.
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Qowneo Ang
The
News Company
North Mercer Street
New Castle, Pa
New Castle
P. J. Flaherty
Flaherty
P. J
P. J. Flaherty Field
Chaperon duties at a school dance and hotel etiquette
Francine Markel advises chaperons to form a receiving line, greet guests, and note that guests should greet the chaperons. After arrival, chaperons may join dances if paired or asked, though main duty is maintaining order. Additional notes cover out of town wedding guests paying hotel expenses when hosts cannot, with Miss Markel mailing personal replies.
The Warming Oven and Vitamin Preservation
A discussion on vitamins stresses their necessity for health and fragility. Cooking harms vitamins, so vegetables should be cooked briefly and eaten soon. Reheated meals lose nutrients, while raw fruits and vegetables aid health and need not be warmed.
Truman Seeks Labor Bill Approval In Congress
President Truman pushes a labor measure through Congress and backs its passage as a key domestic policy. The administration argues the bill will stabilize wages and union relations amid economic debate.
Truman labor bill forecast gains limited support on Capitol Hill
The article notes Senator Ellender predicts President Truman will sign the watered-down labor regulation bill, while GOP and Democratic factions push to override a veto. It also covers Geneva tariff talks, Antarctica expeditions by Argentina and Chile, and U.S. cautious stance amid Latin American claims.
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Truman
O. K
Louisiana
U. S
Argentina
Chile
Central Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
Allen J. Ellender
Ellender
White House
Senate
GOP
House
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Antarctica
Mountbatten hailed as miracle man for India partition plan
Admiral Mountbatten, famed royal cousin and naval veteran, earns praise as the improvising broker of a controversial India partition plan. The press notes his rare media-friendly leadership and his varied roles from World War I to command of combined operations in World War II. He is described as adaptable and media savvy, with a record of taking bold assignments.
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P. J
New Castle
Mountbatten
House of Windsor
Lord Mountbatten
George VI
Dickie” Mountbatten
Prince Louis of Battenberg
England
Normandy
Ceylon
Southeast Asia
Dickie
Words of Wisdom on Prostration and Reverence
Seneca argues that true greatness remains worthy of reverence even in ruin. He compares fallen glory to sacred buildings trampled yet venerated by the faithful.
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Seneca
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Lucy Treadwell
Ray A W. Treadwell
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George W. Conway
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Ane
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Lawr Nce
Butler
Mercer
Beaver
Bible Thought
Toronto
James A. Farley
Guy Lombardo
Eddy Duchin
Meleball
Seana “Pres
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Francine Markel
Chaperon
Markel
George P. McNear
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad
Chicago News
Geneva
Will Clayton
Clayton
Australia
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