German Education Must Be Recast in Democratic Mold
The piece argues the American public school model should shape postwar German education to foster democracy. It cites the education mission to Germany, concerns about early tracking, shortages of buildings and teachers, and the need for broad American support to back denazification and democratization efforts.
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War Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington
D. C
Germany
Congress
State
War Departments
Reich
William Benton
Zook
Western
Europe
World
Benton
Lttle
Fritz
Johann
Goebbels
Secretary of State
Oregon Country Then and Now A Pioneer Frontier
The article traces Oregon's history from early explorations to statehood. It covers the Oregon Trail and pioneer migrations, Whitman missions, and the shift from fur trapping to agriculture and industry. It highlights timber, fishing, mining, shipbuilding, population growth, and iconic landscapes like Crater Lake and Mt Hood.
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Oregon
United States
Bonneville
Crater Lake
Mt. Hood
Cascade Range
Oregon Caves
Wallowa Lake
Great Pacific
Oregon Trail
America
Jis
Oregon Country
Iceman Cometh inspires a comic Broadway hit response
Readers recall Ford jokes and theatre satire as a columnist mocks radio and ads. A playful take notes how top comedians parody silly commercials. The piece mentions a plumber and praises a doodle proof table cloth from Monsanto with wind shield style protection.
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Ford
Lizzie
Mighty Columbia as Outlet for Oregon's Vast Empire
The Columbia river and Snake reach through eastern Oregon Washington and northern Idaho form the main waterway for a vast inland empire. Captain Gray named the Columbia in 1792 and Jefferson backed Lewis and Clark in 1803 to explore the Oregon country reaching the river mouth in 1806.
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Oregon
Columbia
Inland Empire
Washington
Idaho
Columbia River
Snake
Portland
Rose City
Robert
Gray
United States
South America
Pacific Coast
George Washington
Oregon Country
Pres. Thomas Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Grandest Canyon pin up FDR tops sales record in 52 years
A Frame and Picture firm says the best selling pin up is FDR with a record 563 214 copies in 52 years. The piece mixes salon critiques from Alan Wilson and Wayne Wasser views on Truman's 1948 prospects, plus gossip from New York bars and Broadway notes.
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America
Alan Wilson
Harry Truman
Lawrence Wasser
Washington
Truman
Missouri
Zanzibar
Charlie Wagner
The
Mirror
Thtree
Welcher Goering
Simple Household Tips From Everyday Practice
Use orange nets as dishcloths after washing turning them soft and absorbent. Loosen jar lids before placing crystallized honey in hot water to avoid bursting. Place rubber underneath ice to prevent sliding. Comb hair with a ammonia solution to brighten. Store needles in a bottle to prevent rust.
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Pim
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Edward Emerine
Daniel Webster
Pacific Ocean
Boston
McDuffie
South Carolina
Gire
Thomas H. Benton
Rocky Mountains
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Salem
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Heceda Head
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Monsanto Chemical Company
Lexington Avenue
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Los Angeles
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Ozzie Nelson
Goering & Co
Don Wahn
Joan Fontaine
Moving Pictures
Joan
LaGuardia Field
Bermuda
John Frederics
Bergdorf-Goodman’s
Army Brass Hats
General Accounting Office
Army
Air Force
Plenty
Gottfried Baking Co
New York
Bob Olin
WJZ
Ted Williams
Bradley
Goering
Verona
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Em Omate
Ana Khe
Miso
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