National Brotherhood Week observed across the nation
Former Secretary of the Navy John L. Sullivan as national chairman urged defending human dignity and resisting totalitarianism during Brotherhood Week. Since 1934 the observance promotes interfaith goodwill with millions of communities participating as a test of America’s values and human rights.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
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United States
Truman weighs Hydrogen Bomb decision impact on world
Weekly News Analysis recalls President Truman's choice to continue development of atomic arms including a hydrogen bomb, as advisers push for production to deter attack. The piece weighs costs, feasibility, and the existential risk of unleashing a weapon that could threaten all mankind.
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Millard Tydings
Armed Services Committee
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Brotherhood Week Renewed Observance Grows nationally
The National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsors Brotherhood Week to be observed from February 1926 marking its rise to national significance. President Truman accepts honorary chairmanship urging tall Americans to ponder the true meaning of democracy and unity.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
Truman
Housing aid plan envisions 250000 homes at 8000 each
Federal housing officials support an $8,000 unit as a fair target for a new program. Raymond Foley explains a cooperative financed program would cost families earning 2800 to 4000 dollars yearly about 69 dollars monthly plus 1000 dollars annual food bills. The plan faces critics over affordability and cost of living as Congress weighs displaced persons policy and DP camp entry dates.
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Raymond M. Foley
House Banking Committee
Foley
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
Truman
Senate
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Labor clashes and Defense Johnson report clouded by war talk
AFL leader Denham attacks Big Labor over anti trust remarks while Teamsters and AFL presidents deny claims of monopolistic unions. Defense Secretary Johnson's annual report mixes war scare with confidence in U S military strength and notes Russia's atom bomb secret.
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Robert * N. Denham
National Labor ' Relations Board
Denham
American Trucking Association
AFL Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Dan Tobin
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William Green
AFL Council
Defense
Louis Johnson
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America
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Russia
Century-Old Americans Prove Longevity Realistic Fact
The United States has more than 3000 people aged over a century, challenging old life expectancy norms. Insurance tables once assumed everyone would be dead by 96, marking a past extreme age.
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