Supreme Court ruling on tidelands leaves Texas in doubt
The high court ruled 4 to 3 that the federal government did not affirm broad state ownership of submerged lands, a decision Texas calls a setback. Congress now faces bills to override the ruling, potentially nullifying the court's action and reasserting state claims to tidelands along Texas and other coasts.
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California
Gulf States
Fegent of the Interior
Deral
Interior
Texas
Louisiana
Washington
Federal Union
Republic
Lone Star
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Hoover plan urges open exchange of scientific advances
A Hoover Commission task force led by Dr Lloyd V Berkner urges the United States to create machinery for international cooperation and exchange of non secret scientific developments. He proposes including Soviet researchers in two way flows, with American scientists attending Russian gatherings and vice versa, despite security concerns about leaks.
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Hoover Commission
America
Hoover Group
State Department
Lloyd V. Berkner
Joint Research and Development Board
Department of Defense
Berkner
United States
Russia
Washington war prep optimism and odd garden quips
A column mixes wartime confidence about faster weapons and robust production with light jokes about lawn care, a Canadian bull, oven money, a hypnotized Browns club, and civilization’s origin as a lead into a reflection on whether the country can resume operations after wartime.
Soviet Plan to Make Germany a 100 Percent Satellite
In a wide analysis J C Oestreicher outlines a Soviet strategy to fold Germany into a satellite role while feigning freedom. He notes Warsaw pact land swaps, prisoner repatriation disputes, and steps like reducing Berlin control staff and civilianizing eastern Germany. The piece argues these moves aim to delay all-German elections and widen Soviet financial and political influence at the expense of the western Allies.
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Warsaw
Poland
Konrad Adenauer
John J. McCloy
United States
East
Soviet Control Commission
Berlin
Soviet High Command
Potsdam
Halle
Russia
Great Britain
France
McCloy
Lucius D. Clay
High Commission
Federation
The Parent Problem by Garry C Myers
Before marriage couples pledge to correct each other by pointing out faults. The author argues that criticizing worsens behavior and suggests instead praising strengths and subtly guiding through example and shared reading. He notes the role of mothers clubs and PTA dynamics in influencing fathers.
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East 45Th Street
New York
N.Y
P.T.A
Quotes on communism, politics simmer in postwar runup
A compilation of brief quotes from J Edgar Hoover, General Eisenhower, Trygve Lie, and Mrs Anthony Eden touches on communism, US political resolve, diplomacy, and attitudes toward divorce in public life.
In Memory She Long Will Live With One and All
The poem recalls a woman who shared flowers with many, giving a blossom to each admirer from spring to fall. Friends remember her as generous, always offering a bloom to passersby and to brides to be, keeping her memory alive through acts of kindness.
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Edgar A. Guest
Features Syndicate
Night-time highway accidents warn drivers to check rear lights
Police urge motorists to keep rear lamps clean and unobstructed, especially at night, and to park fully off highways. In a separate dispatch from Washington, debates over a U S loan to Franco Spain surface amid international pressures and internal opposition, with potential aid tied to reforms and regional politics.
Liberty Bell replica arrives in New Castle for Tuesday viewing
A France made replica of the Liberty Bell travels to New Castle for late afternoon and evening viewing next Tuesday. The event includes music by the Legion Band, remarks by local officials, a city tour by the bell trailer with 229th unit members, and a reminder of the Liberty Bond Campaign.
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New Castle
Liberty Bell
United States
Hell
American Legion
Alfred Owens
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Independence Band
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229Th
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Mitchell
Try And Stop Me Irving Hoffman and the New York maker
A compact vignette describes Irving Hoffman noting a New York manufacturer who works late and watches Westerns only 5 to 6 pm each evening. A dinner companion asks about the cold war, and the man jokes government action is needed west of the Mississippi about Indians. Gertrude Lawrence prepares for The Glass Menagerie set with visitors recognizing her in curlers and bathrobe.
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Irving Hoffman
New York
Russia
Gertrude Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
Gerty Lawrence
Bennett Cerf
King Features Syndicate
King Richard the Third a Foe to England’s Crown and Fate
Born October 2 1452 at Fotheringay England Richard the third rose as duke and then protector of the young princes. He seized the throne in 1488 was unpopular and in the tower allegedly ordered the nephews killed. His forces met Henry Tudor at Bosworth field where he fell August 22 1485. Shakespeare’s line about a horse echoes the legend of his reign.
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Richard
Fotheringay
England
Prince of Wales
Henry Tudor
Bosworth
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Homesick Americano in Paris Tour Center Scheme
Paul Gallico props a hyperbolic plan to open an American tourist center in central Paris. The center would mimic Main Street with stores and services, fix currency, supply American fare, and import U S comforts to ease homesick visitors. He argues the idea serves distressed Americans abroad.
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Paris
Main
Walnut
Mike
Looking At Life by Erich Brandeis
An essay reflects on the Swansea deaf mute who recovered hearing then attempted suicide to avoid disliking what he heard. It argues fighting as the American way and warns that simple perfect happiness would dull life. The piece dismisses cynicism and urges resilience and honest living.
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Acheson
United Nations
U. N
Madrid
Franco
Pat McCarran
Nevada
State Department
Spain
Peron
Congress
American Red Cross
America
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Swansea
Wales
Bible Thought And God Said Let There Be Light
A compact devotional note reflects on the Genesis phrase Let there be light and the creation event as a meditation on divine command and illumination. Associated reflections emphasize order, purpose, and the power of spoken word in early scripture.
Built-in babysitter for a GWU junior college family
A grownup remarks to George Koehl eight year old son of the assistant dean at George Washington University Junior College about a new baby. He replies resignedly that he will be a built in babysitter.
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George Washington University Junior College
N.E.A. Journal
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