Foreign aid debate widens to call for savings and federation
The piece reviews growing opposition to continued aid, noting Senator Connally’s support for trimming 300 million from Mutual Security. It traces aid history from World War II through the Marshall Plan, Korea, and inflation, arguing for a more economical, federated approach under the North Atlantic Pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Connally
Congress
Truman
United States
Europe
Connally
America
Commonwealth
The First Scandal in Election Participation
Chancellor Albert C. Jacobs of the University of Denver cited a scandal in national elections, lamenting low voter participation and urging citizens to exercise their right to vote and choose leaders with integrity. He spoke at summer commencements, framing the issue as a moral failing tied to citizen engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert C. Jacobs
University of Denver
Haven as refuge shapes a lovestruck woman and donor
In mid September Anne and Don discuss boundaries at her house as the twins celebrate a birthday. Don reveals a hidden past with Tony Raymond, including a five thousand dollar loan to Tony for office expenses, while Anne confronts trust and care for family and potentially troubled relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Anne
Mary
Tony
Tony Land
Rob
Roy
Montana
Roger
Tony Raymond
Father
Why Husbands Listen Or Don’t To Wives In Boyle Column
New York columnist cites a fog between wives and husbands, with wives seeking attention and conversation at home. Interviews reveal husbands’ excuses from 1935 echoes to muttered disagreements, while one sage suggests two timeless lines prove a man’s listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charity
Groney
Connally speech questions cost and end of foreign aid
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Tom Connally argues for trimming about 1 billion from Truman’s foreign aid request while defending military aid as vital for national security. He warns against endless handouts but says allied strength and stopping communism require continued support, framing a three year path with potential higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connaily
Congressional
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Truman
Connally
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Radio Time Adjustments and Local Station Schedules
Eastern local time applies network programs with hour shifts for other zones. Central subtracts one hour and mountain subtracts two hours. Some stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute changes are not included.
Evening TV Schedule Framed by 1940s Network Lineup
A dense listing of August 31 evening and late night television and radio programs across CBS NBC and DuMont including news, commentary, dramas crafts and music shows. Notable items include Jack Smith Show One Man's Family The Sheriff Drama Time for Song and The Clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Cbs Network
Mbs-East Kiddies Br
Rpt
Abe-Mbs-West
Abe Beulah
Cbs News & Commentary
Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Mbz T36
Cbs
Abte
Cbs Evening
Spade Cooley
Che Defense Attorney
F.B.E
Mbw
Inspector Thorns
Abe Rayburn & Finch
Abe Armed Forces
Mr. Keen
Abe the Sheriff
Aba
Roy Shield
Cha News & Orchestra
Abe Robert Q. Waxworks
Dhs
Net
Talavision
Cpe
DuMont
Art Baker
Nbe
Tales of Tomorrow
Cavalcade of Stars
Pughfont
Hollywood
Siith
Cba
Socialite on Long Island Charged with Jewelry Theft
Nassau detectives say Ethel Carhart Jones Taylor 25 admitted taking ten thousand dollars worth of gems from a Syosset home last March 29. She pleaded innocent to grand larceny and is free on five thousand dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
Long Island
Social Register
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
Ethel Carhart Jones
Taylor
Syosset
N.J
Elizabeth Chew Welch
John
New Jersey Air
Warner L. James
New York
Glen Head
Myy
Aiken
S.C
Undersea Sulphur Drilling Marks Historic First by Delta Firm
Freeport Sulphur begins an extensive operation to drill for a new underwater sulphur supply at Bay Ste. Elaine in the Mississippi Delta. The project, stretching across marshy coastline to Gulf waters, aims to tap previously inaccessible reserves by 75 miles offshore, then transport the liquid sulphur by barge for processing and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. McKennon
Central Press
Freeport Sulphur Company
Bay Ste. Elaine
Gulf of Mexico
Odysseus
Confucius
Sicily
Louisiana
Herman Frasch
Neme
Frasch
Sulphur Industry and a Public Notice of Sale
The article discusses the sulphur industry's role in wartime needs, including Frasch mining, economic factors, and uses in munitions, soaps, dyes, and pigments. It also includes a lengthy notice of sale of delinquent real estate in Raleigh County West Virginia with multiple parcels listed for public auction.
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Ee Ee
Circuit Court
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Court House
Bechler
West Clear Fork
Clear Fork
E. K. Lusk
Sycamore Creek
C. C. Morgan
Coal River
Marsh Fork
Sewel Gut
Richmond
Or Bennett
New River
Tomkies
John W. Grasan
Richmond Tict
West Virgina
M. M. Halstead
Glade Creek
Shady Springs
Jrealy Land Company
A. C
Dickenson Farm
Henry A
Hazel P. McGuffin
Bomont Homes
Ora Nottingham Ser
Paint Creek
West Virgn.a
M. E. Wesley
Whitefield Whittler Sur
Oakley Heights
West Virgin
Eeartley
Georgia
S. Kidwell S. Elk. i
Wickham
Raleigh
Mabscott Man
Rebecca Cobbs
Lester Heights
Trap Hill
Frank Redden
H. Lilly Land Company S
Sunrise Addin
L. C. Lilly Sur
Raleigh Asaty
Wes Virginia
Beckley Court
Ian E. Long
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Los Angeles
Mati
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Nation Today
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Free Nations
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