Oil Exports Under Fire as U S Seeks Resource Conservation
The article argues for restricting petroleum exports to Russia and others as Congress debates wartime powers. It warns that export controls lapse on June 50 and urges a congressional review of oil resources amid looming shortages. It notes U S leads world output prewar, stresses need to conserve and avoid expanding imports.
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House
Russia
Congress
America
United States
China Hat Toss Prompts Aid Debate On Greece Model
The piece argues American aid to China would differ from Greece due to size and potential costs. It notes Sun Fo asks Washington for funds to offset communist pressure in Manchuria and urges taxpayers to require safeguards. It suggests limited support could occur if a constructive plan is offered and wartime taxes end.
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Greece
Sun Fo
China
Sun
United States
Manchuria
Kuomintang
Japan
Russia
Marshall
Stilwell
Paradoxical Filibuster Leaders Challenge Labor Bill Vote
Senator Morse of Oregon and Senator Taylor of Idaho led a long filibuster on the President’s labor bill veto, speaking nine hours and 59 minutes and eight hours 20 minutes respectively. They did not flip votes but may have boosted the overriding margin. They sponsor a bill to curb debate in the Senate to end filibusters.
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Morse
Oregon
Taylor
Idaho
Senate
Truman
House
Modern girl on her toes says a woman educator
A female educator notes the trend of women wearing high heels, observing that modern girls stay on their toes and keep up with fashion footwear.
Henry Wallace Threatens Third Party Name Pro-Commie
The remark suggests a proposed label for a potential third party as Pro-Commie, reflecting a provocative stance in response to political dynamics.
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Henry Wallace
Pennsylvania Thief Jailed For Pawn Scheme
A Pennsylvania man was jailed after attempting to pawn a $900 watch for only $50. Police say the scheme underscored the value of time and the risk of stealing to fund purchases.
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Pennsylvania
Etiquette Hints On Group Conversation
Hints advise avoiding topics about people and places unknown to the group. Old friends should not reminisce in front of guests or anyone without personal interest in the talk. The guidance stresses tact and respect in mixed company.
Jones Appointment Sparks FCC Speculation in Washington
Washington June 26 headlines turn to the federal commissions where Rep. Robert F. Jones of Ohio is named to the FCC raising rumors about policy direction. The White House first sent Ray C. Wakefield for a 7 year term but Wakefield’s renomination faced White House inquiries and possible withdrawal amid procedural questions.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Robert F. Jones
Ohio
White House
Senate
Ray C. Wakefield
Commission
Wakefield
Bipartisan Commission
California Utilities Commission
FCC
Washington Learns Slowly on Hungary Relief Funds
The State Department withholds fifteen million dollars for Hungarian relief after the communist coup. The move aligns with opposing communism in Greece and Turkey and reflects caution toward a Hungarian government under Soviet influence. The Danube’s control remains a key strategic interest for Russia and a free waterway is a priority for the U.S. policy.
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Washington
State Department
Greece
Turkey
Hungary
Danube
Stalin
Russia
Good Taste Advice For Groomsmen Gifts And Etiquette
The column suggests gifts for groomsmen such as cuff links belts buckles key chains wallets and card cases with groomsmen receiving slightly less value than the best man. It also notes invitations must come from the bride not the groom and advises brides families handle wedding invites. It covers wedding attire timing and pronunciation tips for February hors d oeuvres and glacé.
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Glassay
Stilling Other Voices and Veto Power Over Radio
The Pittsburgh Press suggests Congress should review radio programs beyond Voice of America, noting such scrutiny could resemble censorship. The editorial cartoonishly favors using a personal veto to turn radio off rather than broad censorship.
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Voice of America
Congress
Pittsburgh Press
The Value of Laughter Across Generations
Grandparents and parents should nurture children's laughter for healthy growth. Adults can model humor at home and school, share funny stories and comics, and avoid mocking mistakes. Shared smiles strengthen family bonds and support mental well being.
Pittsburgh Trial of Lady Traffic Cops Sparks Change
The piece notes Pittsburgh testing women as traffic cops and jokes about male drivers adjusting to the new force. It contrasts weather talk with lunar conditions and humorously questions how conversations would shift if weather vanished.
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Pittsburgh
World Leaders and Officials Comment on Postwar Policy
In New York Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt as UN Human Rights chairman voices frustration and cynicism about Cold War rivals. Chicago’s Paul V McNutt warns against democracy preaching without Orient-wide solutions. Henri Bonnet urges Europe to focus resources on recovery. Washington Congressman Howard W Smith argues for extending power to seize coal mines citing Taft Harri law fears.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United Nations Commission On Human Rights
Washington
Howard Smith
Words Of Wisdom Honor And Shame From No Condition
A compact reflection quotes Pope on acting rightly to earn honor. The excerpt links virtue, circumstance, and reputation, suggesting true praise arises from performing one’s proper role.
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Pope
Meleean suggestions spark civic idea in New Castle
Meleean suggests a post office box redesign inspired by a midwest town. Walter Kirk, a former Senior High athlete, traveled widely to gather ideas and bring back to New Castle. The proposal envisions a sidewalk mailbox with a pull chain chute to speed letter drop during busy hours. The note thanks the public and urges support for the Shriners circus fundraiser despite rainy weather.
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Walter Kirk
Walter
Middle West
New Castle
William R. Hanna
Bible Verse Inspires Strength in Spiritual Battle
A devotional quote from Ephesians urges believers to be strong in the Lord and to don the whole armour of God to stand against the devil’s schemes. The passage emphasizes faith, protection, and steadfast resolve.
Looking At Life on New York as a World Metropolis
The columnist argues New York is not typical of America, a melting pot with many languages, religions, and nationalities. He notes immigrants maintain origins, yet many move away to spread across the country, while New York remains intensely European in heritage and cosmopolitan in character.
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New York
New
Harbor
Italy
Ireland
Poland
Hungary
Russia
Spain
America
Europe
Pennsylvania
England
Health Talks PREF SCHOOL CHILD
A mother plans pre school care for Bobby including dental checks for milk teeth vaccines for diphtheria and other diseases and talking with parents about school and the teacher. The piece ends with a playful note that he may protest the first day.
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Bobby
Dad
Just Folks Quatrains Accidents and Care
A fragment poem contrasts accidents with care and implies shared responsibility. It touches on fire and water as dangers and praises patriotic values, daily life, and open institutions in the United States. The piece voices social critique and a call for citizenship.
Calm view of Taft Hartley law on labor peace and duties
Washington commentary urges both industry and labor to adopt the law calmly. It warns against false fears of no strikes or forced arbitration while stressing the act’s aim to reduce industrial war through peaceful settlement and government mediation if necessary.
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Washington
Congress
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Mr. Richberg
Neverthheless
McNaught Syndicate
Soviet Delegates Arrive in Paris For Three-Power Conference
Russian emissaries reach Paris well ahead of the European self help talks. Speculation follows on how Moscow will cooperate with Britain and France on Europe’s economic and industrial overhaul. Observers note Washington’s hands off stance as the conference opens.
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Paris
Marshall
Europe
Kremlin
Russia
Great Britain
France
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