Internationalism and Russia in San Francisco talks
In a reflective piece, the author discusses the forthcoming United Nations conference in San Francisco, balancing views of Truman Vandenberg Connally and others. He weighs fear of Russia against optimism for world cooperation, citing Cordell Hull and Vandenberg’s proposed escape clause to safeguard U N principles while addressing justice concerns.
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Bretton Woods Plans to Stabilize World Finance
The Bretton Woods proposals create an International Monetary Fund with 8.8 billion dollars in gold and currencies and an International Bank for Reconstruction and Development backed by 9.1 billion dollars. They aim to stabilize currencies, remove trade barriers, and encourage private international investment to rebuild war-torn economies, led by the United States as largest investor.
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Walter A. Shead
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Barbs by Bankhage and the odd political musings
The piece mixes satire on nature and competition with scattered references. It mentions Washington cherry blossoms, long horn cattle in a zoo, a stuffed animal in Houston and photographs in Texas congressmen's offices, then asks what a Brahmin is and recalls Vice President Truman as a former artillery captain. It closes with a reminiscence on dodging fast ones.
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Notes of an Innocent Bystander collage
A humorous collage of wartime letters and quips about wartime leadership, curfews, and public figures. It lampoons Eisenhower Patton Byrnes and others, notes press chatter on curfews and morale, and references Broadway and newspaper opinions from the era.
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How to Cut and Make a Door Pocket
Step by step project shows fabric pieces for a shoe pocket and laundry pocket. Materials include 2% yards of fabric, bias binding, rings, and cup hooks. Instructions describe cutting strips and assembly with a diagram, plus note about a book offer for more patterns.
Pigeon Service Trains Night Flights and Message Relay
The U S army pigeon service has trained homing pigeons to fly at night and return to base even after loft relocation from minus 22 to plus 16 miles. So far, only one pigeon has been trained to carry a message from its home loft to a distant point and back.
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