Colleges to DMT Says Budge Education Plan
Budge urges universal military training in colleges and technical institutes to sustain military strength and educate youth near home. He cites wasteful WWI spending on training centers and supports voluntary participation with compulsory service for eligible young men. Dewey stresses ground forces in Korea and warns isolationist rhetoric harms allies.
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Budge
Réepis Hamier
Armed ‘Services
Anna Rosenberg
Congress
Farragut
Idaho
American ‘Association of Junior, Colleges
Eugenie B. Chafee
Boise Junior, ‘College
National Association of Junior Colleges
Mili
Truman Reluctant to Freeze Wages and Crops
In a report by Marke Sullivan, President Truman shows reluctance toward implementing a wage and crop freeze policy. The note outlines political considerations affecting economic controls and potential impacts on farmers and workers.
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Dwight
Senhower
Europe
Marts Layce
Sullivan
Congress
Washington
Korea
Truman
St. Louis
United, States
Shay Doi
Haven
Democratic Party
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Eisenhower policy shift and European defense rethink
The piece analyzes General Eisenhower's revised European military policy, noting a shift from reliance on heavy German and American forces to a coalition approach. It highlights increased emphasis on French and British rearmament, munitions, and equipment, and a mobilization strength that strengthens the Atlantic alliance against the Soviet threat. It references domestic inflation pressures and prior Pentagon ideas that influenced U.S. foreign policy.
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Eisenhower
Europe
Germany
Pentagon
Marshall
Lovett
Johnson
Washington
Lief
Franco
Elbe
United States
New York
France
Britain
Atlantic
Cansant
Inshickle
Civea
Wally
Tov
Bannock County Leads in January Game Violations Arrests
The Idaho Fish and Game Department reports Bannock County led statewide in arrests for game violations in January with 10 men jailed. Fines up to 300 dollars were issued for offenses including failure to check out on special elk hunts, deer and grouse hunting in preserves, and shooting geese in the Deer Flat refuge. Other notable penalties include a 200 dollar fine in Kootenai County and 150 dollar fines for geese violations in Nampa and Homedale.
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State Fish’ ‘and Game Department
Bannock
Spe
Violaon
Pocatello
Kootenia County
Coeur’ d’Alene
Mike
Arielk
Homedale
Deer-Flat National
Scarlet fever and diabetes advances reduce mortality and boost life
Medical experts note scarlet fever now has a very low mortality due to new drugs and treatment, while insulin is described as a spark that revives life by burning body sugar. In a pupil study, one third of absences stem from chronic conditions and doctor visits.
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Meaith Informeten
Foundstion
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