Courageous Len Jordan and ailing Vandenberg noted
The piece praises Idaho Governor Len Jordan for reversing school funding quotes after faulty data and facing criticism. It also laments Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of Michigan, highlighting his shift from isolationist to internationalist and predicting his imminent death and lasting impact.
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Idaho
Len Jordan
Boise
Public Schools of
Sen Jordan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Republican Party
Congress
U.S
United States Senate
Fans to Blame for Decline in Amateur Athletics
Salt Lake Tribune columnist John Mooney blames fans for the decline in amateur sports, arguing poor spectator conduct taints games. He praises athletes who show sportsmanship and urges fans to return to the pride of American fair play.
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John Mooney
The
Salt Lake Tribune
Mooney
USMI A officers toast outgoing leadership at belated party
The incoming USMIA president hosted a belated thank you party for the outgoing presidency and officers. Thursday evening in the Relief Society room a two course luncheon was served at small tables adorned with red and white sweet pea bouquets. Hatched cards in red white and blue marked each guest’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USMIA
Relief Society
Point of No Return on US Military Expansion Debate
The piece argues the US faces a larger policy choice beyond four divisions for Europe, centering on overall army size and its clash with sea and air power. It contrasts Truman administration aims with congressional and public sentiment favoring sea and air power, warning of vast costs and mobilization toll.
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General Marshall
Europe
Congress
Taft
Hoover
Wherry
Marshall
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Truman
Administration
North America
Where the Blow Falls Savers in Spotlight Amid Labor Protests
Mark Sullivan notes savers as a group sacrificing amid wage disputes after labor board resignations and protests against Defense Mobilizer policies. The White House says the administration aims for an equitable solution without special privilege for any group.
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Wage Stabilization Board
United Labor Policy Committee
Defense
Wilson
Markly
Sullivan
Truman
Inflation and Sacrifice Between Savers Labor and Farmers
The piece argues government policy favors labor and farmers over savers, with wage protections and price supports boosting those groups while savings and bonds lose purchasing power. It warns inflation undermines savers, urging stabilization to support national war aims and bond funding.
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United States
Wage Stabilization Board
Defense Production Act
Price Stabilization Agency
New York Herald Tribune Inc
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Franklin
Preston
Jordan
Arthur Vandenberg
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Ruby Palmer
Elayne Griffeth
Corinne Keller
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