Weekly News Analysis: Russians Seek Wiped West Germany State
The article reports on Soviet foreign minister Vishinsky proposing that the four-power rule abolish the new West German state and restore Ruhr control to the four powers, a move Western powers reject. It notes U.S. Acheson’s restrained reaction, the paralysis over Germany’s government, and the broader party struggle in Congress over health insurance civil rights and a tax plan, with tentative actions on four bills and adjournment timing. The piece highlights legislative moves to repeal Taft-Hartley, extend reciprocal trade, and ratify the North Atlantic Treaty while budget and policy battles continue.
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Congress
Paris
Dean Acheson
Senator Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Berlin
Andrei Vishnnsky
Council of Foreign Ministers
Ruhr
U.S
Britain
France
Uutte
Kremlin
Germany
Impas
U. S
Truman
Brannan Farm
House
Senate
Scott Lucas
Lucas
Forrestal Death Highlights Wartime Strain and Press Pressure
The death of James V. Forrestal, former U.S. defense secretary, by suicide after a period of operational fatigue is linked to intense wartime burdens and hostile radio and print criticism. Reports note his leadership of the naval program and postwar unification efforts, with critics arguing media attacks worsened his condition. President Truman called him a war casualty, underscoring the national strain and the need for understanding mental distress in public service.
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Sophocles
James V. Forrestal
U.S. Defense
National Naval Medical Center
Washington
Forrestal
Defense
Forresal
Truman
Porrestal
Press of the Nation
Job Outlook Brightens for Some College Grads in 1948
Reports from Dartmouth, Yale, Ohio State and others show many graduates receiving offers close to last year’s levels, with salaries typically between 200 and 325 dollars monthly. Engineering grads average higher pay, while overall demand remains uneven across fields.
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Dalariea
Levete Sikme
Inesa
College
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Wale
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Dartmouth College
School of Huemesa
Inter
St Louis University Alog
Netraska
College of Business Administration
Duquesne University At Pittsburgh
Cuily
Boston University
Ohio State
Yale University
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Goose Genevieve Sparks Gold Rush Fete Swap Plan
A stray goose named Genevieve disrupted a Philadelphia charity event as plans to replace her with a lookalike began after she wandered from a car. A Miami resident learned of the tale, visiting a race track to scout a replacement for the famed bird.
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Genevieve
Women's Medical College
Philadelphia
Miami
Hlalowh
Prisoners Ordered To Buy A Wedding Present After Conviction
In municipal court Mick and Miiland were found guilty on counts tied to a broken party incident and stealing welding coke. The judge ordered the defendants to purchase a wedding present and hand it to the bride, as part of their penalty.
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Miiland
Mick
Gridders as Baby-Sitters Stir Light-Hearted Debate
Lou Little jokes that football players can be reliable babysitters while parents attend a theater, sparking mixed reactions. Some see the idea as odd yet entertaining, others worry about mixing sports fame with child care, as families imagine players supervising youngsters at home.
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Deby
Shut-In and Sports Fans Stirred by Weather and Games
A reflective piece blends a shut-in mood with a day of dreary weather, neighbors, a distant letter, and a baby sitter story framed by football heroism. It shifts to sports overload from video broadcasts mixing baseball and horse racing, with a fan juggling channels and calling plays across both arenas.
Howard, at 31, tops second career in entertainment
Inez Gerhard profiles Howard 31, now radio writer and producer of My Friend Irma Life with Luigi and The Private Lives of Eddie and Anne. He also directs and writes for motion pictures including My Friend Irma. He notes Marie Wilson and Sohn Lund as standout talents while voicing Joe on a CBS Fare mount project amid Adam's Rib shooting.
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Inez Gerhard Dre Howard
Irma
Luigi
Eddie
Anne
Marie Wilson
Irby Finds Polly and Bets on Racing Debt Tale
In a Florida setting Kirby Irby consoles Polly Hayden after a racing loss by Black Fox. He strikes a deal to buy the famed horse for $50,000 from Col Stratton, aiming to launch his legal career despite mounting debts and uncertain funds. The stables scene hints at a decisive moment as Kirby returns to the horse’s stall.
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Kirby
Black Fox
Polly
Tamiami Trail
Miami
Flagler Street
Col. Stratton
Hiale
Hunnin
No Regrets and Polly Hayden at the stable yard
NO REGRETS watches Polly Hayden after a tense moment with a stable bay as he proclaims a change in life. ER EYES blaze as he argues love, debts, and a race past. He pleads to be heard, admits plans to quit racing, and shows a bill of sale and a check to prove it.
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Polly Hayden
Lovers promise to buy another horse after years of respectability
Frightened Ané pleads with Kirby to stay. He reassures his love and vows that after they are respectable a long while they will buy another horse, affirming their shared passion for horses and each other.
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Kirby
Crossword Puzzle Down 19 and Related Clues
Readable fragments of a crossword puzzle listing across and down clues with partial words and mis-spellings for entries such as Anger implement Attitude Grate and various clues referencing weather tones and materials. The readable text shows a dense puzzle grid with numbered entries and scattered partial phrases.
Last Week's Answer Puzzle Fragments and Slang Clues
A compact list of crossword style hints and partial solutions from last week. Entries include numbers like 2 nne 45 and 46 Type measures, plus terms such as Kettle Fraudulent schemes slang and Girl's nickname. The jumble references words like Present thine High craggy Kit and Sweet pirate Exiat Cut Anwagatote.
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