Aliens on U. S. Payroll and Diplomatic Security Debate
Senators Green and Lodge urge replacing foreign workers in U S embassies with Americans citing security risks. State Department discusses findings from visits to Frankfurt Paris New York and Washington noting bribery risk low salaries and background checks challenges. A compromise approach may be favored over a rapid replacement.
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Lodge
United States
Department
Frankfurt
Paris
New York
Washington
U. S
Germany
Austria
Unemployment and the Soviet Cure Debate
The piece argues Soviet claim of no unemployment is propaganda and warns against copying the system. It contrasts concealed unemployment in the USSR with U.S. joblessness and urges addressing American unemployment without adopting repressive methods.
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Hitler
Andre Philip
UN Economic Commission For Europe
M. Philip
Nation's voices weigh in on politics and debt trends
A collage of editorials from across the country questions business leaders entering politics, criticizes federal debt growth, and warns about presidential patronage. Civil humor notes a bride paid with a rubber check, and owls disrupt a Detroit social gathering as auto output nears 700000 in May despite timber shortages.
Schuman proposes end to state of war with Germany
French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman proposes ending the state of war between France and Germany, a move seen as aiming to unite the two nations and influence broader UN dynamics including Communist China. The plan follows Schuman's Paris pooling conference pledge of “youthful rashness” amid perilous times.
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Germany
China
United Nations
Robert Schuman
London
Jean Claudel
United Nations Security Council
Russia
The
World Organization
Schuman
Claudel
Europe
Western
Konrad Adenauer
Cologne
Great Britain
State Department
Washington
Paris
The Parent Problem Promotes a Child’s Cooperation
The article describes how a mother or grandparent should engage a child from infancy by gentle talk, approval, and appreciation for small deeds. It urges responding kindly to questions, cherishing a child’s creations, encouraging imagination, and using folklore to enrich speech, imagination, and social skills.
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Wise
East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Santa Claus
Bible Verse Thought On Grace And Faith
A brief devotional note reflects on Ephesians 2 8 asserting salvation is a gift from God not earned by human effort. It emphasizes grace through faith as central to Christian belief.
We Live Our Lives By Those Who Stand Beside Us
A reflective verse notes that individuals are shaped by loved ones and friends. It emphasizes shared joy and sorrow as life’s burdens and blessings pass between people, highlighting how collective support defines personal fate.
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Edgar A. Guest
Health Talks By DR W A WOMER
Moonshine is praised as a good thing for lovers and costs nothing so could be used in large amounts. Hair tonics are the expensive kind though possibly bear’s grease is implied. The piece jokes about Elisha and the bears and a high forehead while noting pepper types for eggs.
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Elisha
Primaries Test Truman Era in North Carolina and Oklahoma
Washington foresees pivotal primaries shaping Truman's administration. North Carolina's Graham faces ultra conservative Willis Smith in a runoff amid anti Graham leaflets linked to Republicans. In Oklahoma, Monroney challenges Thomas as surveys show shifting support, signaling broader political stakes on voting day.
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Frank Graham
North Carolina
Willis Smith
Graham
Smith
Raleigh
American Bar Association
Friends of Segregation
South Carolina
University of North Carolina
John T. Flynn
Walter R. Courtenay
Nashville, Tenn
Congressional Record
Grand Central Station
New York
Ralph Gwinn
Oklahoma
Elmer Thomas
Senate
Rep
Mike) Monroney
Monroney
Thomas
House
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
One Man's Opinion on a Contented Massachusetts Man
In a humorous sketch the author notes a Massachusetts man who stays cheerful despite daily irritants. He sleeps in a rocking chair and answers every question with a nod. His odd routine includes dropping clothes on the bed before sitting to sleep, claiming crisp rest with only three hours of dreams each night.
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Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Joe McCarthy
State Department
Wisconsin Republican
Joe
Joe Stalin
Dean Acheson
Red Dean
Red Sox
GOP
Girl Scout Camp location teased by locals near Slippery Rock River
Residents ask where the Girl Scout Camp is and learn it sits along the Slippery Rock River near Kennedy's Mill. The piece notes camp mixups with Boy Scout groups and describes cool evenings and family reflections on camping lifestyle.
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Slippery Rock
Kennedy's Mill
Okinawa Defense Secretary Johnson vows long term U S presence
Johnson states American military personnel will remain on Okinawa with plans to build permanent barracks family housing and facilities built to endure typhoons and potential attacks. In Canada Oliva Dionne denies rumors of a fourth child while in London King George VI comments on domestic happiness.
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Okinawa
Johnson
Corbeil
King George VI
McCarthy And The Moralists Under Scrutiny
In a critical essay, Holmes Alexander questions Senator Joseph McCarthy’s ethics and motives regarding his housing writing with Lustron Corp. He notes past political and legal concerns, warns that McCarthy may face fallout if investigated, and weighs the value and costs of McCarthyism in the ongoing Cold War context.
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McCarthy
Wisconsin
U. S. Senate
Senate
Marine Corps
Johnny Maragon
Washington
White House
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Memories Should Stay Sweet in Winter Rose Reflections
An elderly banker plans a nostalgic trip to New England to relive youth with schoolbooks and visits. The piece argues memories are best kept as cherished dreams, not recaptured scenes, sharing a Heidelberg trip cautionary tale about faded glory.
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Heidelberg
Theodore Bilbo timeline and career milestones
Senator Theodore G Bilbo was born October 13 1877 in Juniper Grove Mississippi. He taught in schools, studied law, served Mississippi Senate 1908 to 1912, was lieutenant governor 1912 to 1916, governor 1916 to 1920 and 1928 to 1932, first governor elected to a second term. He became United States Senator 1935 to 1941 and 1941 to 1947 but illness kept him from taking his seat in 80th Congress convening January 1947. died August 21 1947.
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Theodore G. Bilbo
Juniper Grove
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi Senate
United States
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