Italian Reparations and U S Aid Debate
The administration resists funding reparations for other nations via Italy arguing it is wasteful to use American money for Italy to cover others' claims. It notes U S relief to Italy since the war totals hundreds of millions and stresses Italy must pay through its own unaided effort. The piece links the peace treaty with Italy to broader Cold War tensions and criticizes communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly
Italy
United States
America
Chass
Commeunism
Wallace versus Byrnes roils Truman cabinet crisis
Secretary Wallace challenges Truman and risks removal as foreign policy debate splits the cabinet. President faces pressures over Byrnes and Wallace, with Soviet Pravda commentary signaling international reaction and potential political consequences for Republicans and Democrats alike.
Obscure Justice Roberts Speech Mentioned in Parish Note
A fragment notes Justice Roberts addressing the Inian of All Saints Parish about a heresy topic, with an editor's parenthetical remark indicating an obvious choice. The text is incomplete and lacks full context or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evidted
Washington Star
Justice Roberts
Inian of
All Saints Parish
World Teachers Promote Peace Through Global Association
Attendees of an Endicott New York conference formed a worldwide teachers organization. Its aims include world peace and universal education without discrimination. U.S. teachers pledge hearty cooperation to enlist all nations in antiwar education and to curb aggressive warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
New York
United States
Roberts as Churchman and Judge shaping Episcopal leadership
The biographical sketch of Supreme Court Justice Roberts notes his Protestant Episcopal Church membership and religious leadership. It highlights his longtime church involvement, role at Saint Joan's Church, and as president of the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies in the Episcopal Church convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Roberts
Waen Owen Wu
Hoperis
Supreme Court
Hoover
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Justice Roberts
Tunity
Washington
Saint Joan's Church
Lafayette Square
Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
BASIC RULES CONCERNING GREATNESS BY LIVINGSTONE IDEALS
A reflection on Livingstone and other great figures showing greatness arises from pursuing a central ideal. The piece argues greatness comes from choosing and living a core ideal rather than seeking fame or wealth. It cites Washington Pasteur and Columbus as exemplars in politics science and geography.
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Africa
Livingstone
Bert
Scotland
Livingstane
Washington
Pasteur
Columbus
Babson Newspaper Syndy
Lessons in Misused English Words and Pronunciation
A short guide cites common errors in usage and pronunciation. It highlights childlike versus childish, debacle pronunciation, and lists synonyms for apparent and avowed. It ends with a prompt to practice one word daily, noting censure as a verb meaning to find fault.
Meat dealers cite price hikes amid shortage in Newark
Horze meat dealers report business increases from 9 to 75 percent as they warn the current meat shortage drives higher prices. They blame supply tightness and warn customers of rising costs and limited stock across Newark, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabischit
Newark
N. J
Hera
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columns Of The News
Adjourned Sixth district Republican convention renominated Capt John B McDonald of Montgomery on the Utland ballot. Frederick county Motter delegates barred from voting provokes indignation. Carroll creel siding extension work begun toward proposed car shed site. Ross and McSherry Monocacy Kennels owners report show dogs Springside Faust and Queen of Monocacy. Mr and Mrs L L Sturgeon Brown entertain on West Patrick street. Mrs Brown born without arms uses feet to sew, play organ. Larry Beaufelder thrown from horse on West Patrick street but escapes injury.
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Rockville
John B. McDonald
Montgomery County
Utland
Motter
Frederick County
Frederick
Springside
Faust
L. L. Sturgeon Brown
West Patrick Street
Twenty Years Ago Leat items from the Columns Of The News
In 1926 events include Deputy Crum's auto crash near Greensburg with no injuries while en route to Petersburg to seize a Frederick County prisoner. The mayor appoints to condemn property at West Patrick and Browerty Alley for alley widening. A Lafayette visit marker dedication at Jug Bridge draws 500 attendees. Ray Gardner’s family learns his New Orleans ball game injury is a sprain, not a fracture.
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Butler
Frederick County
Charles W. Crum
Greensburg
Culler
Schuelter T. Margett
West Patrick Iisot
Browerty Alley
Datames
Jug Bridge
Frederick
General Lafayette
Edward S. Delaplaine
Chaplet
Ray Gardner
New Orleans
Birmingham
Public Law 679 Sets Wage Caps for Veteran Job Training
Washington report explains Public Law 679 limits total salary plus subsistence for veterans in on the job training. The ceilings vary by dependents, with six five dollars monthly for trainees with no dependents and up to 200 for those with dependents. Apprenticeships under old rules remain longer, while many job training programs now capped. The author notes past abuses and promises further details on other provisions.
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Washington
P. L
Idec Algarahes
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
Lut's Stuft LAUGHING IT OFF
A satirical verse by N A Luf burrow critiques national woes amid rising food costs and uncertain futures. It lampoons complacency and peace efforts while urging resilience in hard times.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Questions And Answers From a Historic Quiz
A mixed set of trivia questions covers topics from Australian politics to historic swims. It includes a question on the Australian Prime Minister, a definition of zwieback, a Catalina Channel swim record by George Young of Toronto with prize details, a Japanese term translation, and U S employment figures for July showing 58 120 000 employed.
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George Young
Toronto
iCanada
U. S
Wallace and Truman in Debate on International Politics
NEA Washington observes that international rhetoric often shocks and amuses the world, with critics like Wallace and Truman influencing public perception. The piece notes Lange's defense of open debate and recalls Truman's later reversal, arguing that free speech persists but foreign policy is not Wallace's domain.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Inea
United Nations
United States
Gerald
L. K. Smith
Oscar Lange
United Nations Security Council
Lange
United Nations Weekly Bulletin
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Winston Churchill
Labor
Claude Pepper
Wallace
Gallery _ AU
Henry Wallace
Russia
Truman
Henry
Roosevelt
Today in History and Birthdays Anniversary Highlights
A crowded list records anniversaries and birth dates of notable figures including Joseph Story, Joan Beck, Robert Forbes, John Abbott, John Townsend Trowbridge, and others. It also notes historical milestones from 1793 to 1945 such as Washington laying the Capitol cornerstone, the New York Times debut, and WWII events.
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Joseph Story
Mass
U. S. Supreme Court
Harvard
Marblehead
Joan B. Beck
New York
Albho
Schenectady
N. Y
Robert B. Forbes
Boston
Chine
John §. C. Abbott
Brunswick
John Townsend
Trowbridge
Monroe Co
Washington
Capitol
Monterey
Mexico
New York Times
Jay Cooke & Sons
Philadelphia
Falls
Orville Wright
St. Mihiel Salient
Poland
Roosevelt
Congress
Dieppe
Italy
U. S. First Army
Aachen
MacaArthur
Tokyo
Stimson
Patterson
Harold H. Burton
U.S. Supreme Court
Hidden Drives of a Public Figure Revealed
Fragments reveal a persona split between forceful ambition and a refined, likable side. The text contrasts aggressive energy with a calmer, more popular nature that softens criticism and shapes public opinion.
Court News and Marriage Licenses Reported
Merril W. Suleer aged 24 of 1194 A North Market Street and Elizabeth Lee Dorsey aged 22 of 133 West Fourth Street, both of the city, obtained licenses. Deeds recorded: Susie J. Ramsburg et al to Carl C. Staley and wife, city, $10. Howard Marvin Jones and wife to Bertha M. Grabill and wife, county, $10. Charles A. Fawley and wife to Raymond R. Drewry and wife, county, $10.
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Merril W. Suleer
North Market Street
Elizabeth Lee Dorsey
West Fourth Street
Susie J. Ramsburg
Carl C. Staley
Howard Marvin Jones
Bertha M. Grabill
Walter L. Grabill
Charles A. Fawley
Raymond R. Drewry
Tannery Fire on East Patrick Street Supposed Arson
A blaze at the tannery of George K. Birely and Sons on East Patrick street damaged outdoor rear stairs to the second floor. Firemen from United and Citizens extinguished the fire about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Papers under the stairs were found burning and suspected to have been set. Firemen tore down the stairway to reach the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Birely and Sons
East Patrick Street
United and
Citizens Fire Companies
Dear Dorothy Dix advice columns in postwar era
A reader asks about marrying a younger lover with five children and how to plan a future. Dorothy Dix dismisses romance, urges the widow to focus on her children and stability. A second letter asks about honeymooning with a baby and whether to travel. Dix warns against leaving the infant, suggesting to secure the child with grandmother. A third note questions proper timing to date after mourning. Dix advises against rapid courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Youngs
Correcting How to Address a Physician in a Letter
The proper form is Dr. John Smith or John Smith M.D. Do not use Dr John Smith, M. D. when addressing a physician in correspondence. Use the physician’s preferred title and order of names as shown.
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John Smith
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Paris
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Aike
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Edward Martin
Greene Co. Pa
James O. Richardson
U. S. Fleet
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Roade Island
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Sweden
Michael J. Quill
The
Transport Workers Union
Ireland
Power Crosey
Cincinnati
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Easton
Otto Berer
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Bell Syndicate
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Burnes
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