Truman Plans 45 Million For Global U S Know How
Editor notes Truman seeks 45 million dollars to spread U S know how abroad under Point Four style aid. Proposals include technical help via UN or direct US channels, private investment, and expanded presidential authority to run the program to confront poverty and accelerate world economic production.
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Truman
U.S
Harry Truman
Congress
United States
United Nations
Secretary of State
Britain Argentina trade pact sparks U S objections
The five year pact aims for 500 million dollars in year one and similar volumes thereafter, with barter style exchange. The United States objects citing violation of free trade principles, while Argentine President Peron defends the deal as necessary and warns against criticism as economic warfare. Rent control rules ease but tenant protections remain, allowing landlord repairs with tenant consent under stated conditions.
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Congress
Flanders
United Nations
Great Britain
Argentina
United States
U.S
Juan Peron
Wherry R
Neb
Paul G. Hoffman
U. S
Federal
Tighe Woods
Woods
Bonus Bill Idea Won't Die in Tennessee Legislator
Representative Rankin pushes a multi billion dollar bonus bill for U S war veterans as a follow up to pension measures. He suggests adjusted compensation could resolve veteran benefits issues and criticizes existing unemployment aid as temporary. Some committee members doubt major veterans bills will pass this session.
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Tennessee
Rankin
House Veterans Committee
Airlift anniversary marks a Berlin supply lifeline
The American British task force delivered about 8 200 tons daily to Berlin as part of Operation Airlift marking one year of aid. Lt. Michael B Seeley piloted the C 82 “flying boxcar” delivering ten million plus tons of food coal and machinery to sustain the city during the blockade. The Senate labor committee advanced a wage bill boosting pay for about 1 25 million workers in interstate commerce earning under 75 cents an hour while narrowing coverage to 100 000 non farm workers in production areas.
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Ber- UN
Templehof
Michael B. Seeley
Bakersfield
Cal
Berlin
Pepper
D., Fla
Labor Department
Senate
Truman faces bid to balance budget in election year
Senator Aitken warns that bipartisan economy drive could give President Truman a two billion dollar campaign fund. Fifty six senators have signed to take up a resolution demanding budget balance by cutting federal operating appropriations by five to ten percent in the next fiscal year.
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Truman
Congress
Aitken
Plaster of Paris Casts Linked to Infections
McGill University experts warn plaster of Paris can carry dangerous germs. Gas gangrene was found in 24 of 30 cans and tetanus in two, after a patient died following knee surgery where two leg casts were used.
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Plaster of Paris
E. G. D. Murray
G. D. Denton
McGill University
Montreal
Murray
Supreme Court ruling on searches and seizures
The court held that illegal evidence may be used in state courts if state law permits, but such evidence cannot be used in federal courts. The ruling clarifies that search and seizure rules apply to both state and federal governments, preserving protections for citizens.
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United States Supreme Court
AS JUNIOR PULLS ON POPPER SHOES FDR TRACTS POLITICAL STAGE
The piece argues a young Roosevelt imitator could shape national politics by resemblance and style. It notes the push from New Dealers to promote the junior figure as a marketable candidate.
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Popper
F.D.R
Franklin D. Roosevelt
They That Wait Upon the Lord and Other Fragments
A jumble of devotional verses about waiting on God and renewal followed by political and entertainment clippings. It references Roosevelt Jr speculation, quotes from various citizens, Broadway notes, Liz Taylor marriage rumors, Branch Rickey, and June weddings.
Anniversary in the Air Promises Starry Radio Lineup
The Lux The ater of the Air marks its 15th anniversary with a star studded broadcast featuring Gregory Peck Bette Davis Ginger Rogers Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck Wanda Hendrix Ray Milland Walter Huston and others. Margaret O'Brien debuted young and memorized lines as she learned to read. Next season promises impressive talent with a section on young actors. Thousands of feet of on location action for The Big Wheel were shot at the Indianapolis Speedway on Memorial Day. Mickey Rooney joins Quicksand star Lina Romay in an auto racing film. James Mason discovered an inaccessible light globe setup while filming The Blank Wall in Beverly Hills. James Melton will tour Hawaii during NBC Harvest of Stars eight week vacation with four concerts planned. Warner wardrobe includes a rose point lace bridal gown valued at 3000 seen on Patricia Neal in The Fountainhead.
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Lux Theater of the Air
Gregory Peck
Bette Davis
Ginger Rogers
Robert Tay
Lor
Barbara Stanwyck
Wanda Hendrix
Ray Milland
Walter Huston
Margaret O'Brien
Mickey Rooney
Lina Romay
The Fiction Corner AV and Leonie’s Dilemma
Leonie marries Leonie’s cowardly husband Andy after discovering his fear of Tony Swift at Serena Boone’s engagement party. Tony’s drunken insult triggers Leonie’s realization and heartbreak. A bar brawl at Seth Lancey’s store worsens Andy’s turmoil as he contemplates his future.
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Leonie
Serena Boone
Tony Swift
Tony
Andy
Seth Lancey
Seth
Nash Tait
He Man’s Code Home Turbulent Struggle Ends in Fist Fight
Tony confronts Leonie’s kiss with vodka and words. Andy assaults Tony in a sudden street brawl, delivering two hard blows as the room erupts in chaos. The confrontation escalates with Tony knocked to the floor amid bitter accusations.
Fight leads to eviction and pleading in tense scene
Tony is brutalized and thrown out as Andy restrains and ejects him. Leonie seeks forgiveness, begging Andy to explain why he fought when intoxication blurred the issue. Andy hesitates, admitting he dislikes fighting and notes the other man was drunk, but Leonie remains unsettled.
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Dee
Andy
Leonie
Crossword Puzzle Acro Clues with Many Anagrams
The list presents across and down clues for a crossword style puzzle with varied hints including titles of rulers, actors, adjectives, and animals. Entries reference Persian rulers, door action, village judges, social roles, senses, poetry, levers, sun gods, comparisons, metals, distances, and bird types.
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Persia
Nestle Co
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