Subscription rates and policies for newspapers statewide
The notice outlines home delivery and Sunday subscription pricing, terms for changing addresses, and mentions Associated Press exclusivity. It lists regions including New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and notes independent contractor carriers. It warns Betaley Newspapers Corporation not responsible for advance payments to agents and mentions tax and rate details.
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Hoover Commission Proposals Passed Congress And Signed
President Truman signed the Hoover Commission measures as Congress approved reorganizing the federal government. The editorial urges continued public pressure to reduce waste and keep Americans informed to defend retrenchment against pork barrel interests and partisan obstruction.
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Hoover Commission
Congress
Truman
America
Enemies of Change
Bug Dust and Furlough Delays for Corporal Bob Wilmoth at Fort Warren
Bug Dust recounts Corporal Bob Wilmoth of the Air Corps at Fort Warren Wyoming seeking leave home after long furlough wait periods. The piece notes his delays due to an important inspection and Rocky Mountain fever, with his father reporting his eagerness to return east and his plan to surprise his family.
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Fort Warren
Wyo
Ben Wilmoth
Northwestern Avenue
Here
Fist
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Ure Mountains
Cheyenne
Africa
London
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Eritrea
Red Sea
England
Nigeria
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Sudan
Keny
Lhosen
Canada
Farm Page Aims to Boost Local Economy and Coal Region
Thoms F Stafford notes coal industry woes during a shutdown while promoting The Register's new farm page. He cites a miner with nine children needing $200 monthly and $300 food bills, then argues a farm focus can diversify income and keep wages circulating locally. He invites ideas to improve the page.
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John L. Lewis
Lewis
Hin
Coal Company
Register
Europe needs self help in Marshall Plan aid drive
The piece argues that European nations profit from aid yet cling to sovereignty and inefficiency. It questions continued ERP funding, suggesting a probe into how recipients using the funds delays Europe’s recovery and calls for ending pap feeding and focusing on domestic uplift.
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Europe
Congress
U.S
France
Ntaty
Paul Flottman
America
Education Pressure Sparks National Debate on Academic Freedom
The Nation Today outlines how anti communist concerns press on U S schools as professors face firings loyalty oaths and outside influence Harvard argues professors retain private citizenship rights while Congress probes curricula and teachers activities in a clash over academic freedom and public accountability.
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Washington
Atep
University of Washingiton
Communist Party
University of California
United States
Dwight ‘Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
Conant
Frank B. Ober
Baltimore
Ober
Maryland
New York
Greenville Clark
Harvard Graduate
Clark
Shapley
Ciardi
House UN American Activies
Rep. Woods
Georgia Demetral
Russia
Truman
Woods
Oppenheimer Case Sparks HUAC Headlines Hunger
Washington commentators condemn the House Un American Activities Committee for hounding Dr Oppenheimer and his wife over past Communist ties. The piece notes his Minnesota professorship loss and urges stricter standards for congressional investigations.
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Washington
Oppenheimer
Frank E. Oppenheimer
Jeanette
House Un-American Activities Committee
Oppenheimers
Communist Party
Manhattan
D. Robert Oppenheimer
Frans Oppenheimer
University of Minnesota
Comunnittee
Oppenheim
Johns Hopkins
Cavendish Laboratory
Caltech
Minnesota
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Prince Esterhazy
House UN- American Activities Committee
Uranium Upbeat U S and Britain Unite in Africa
AP staff writer HAL BOYLE recalls postwar shifts as nations team up to illuminate Africa with uranium fueled energy. A reflective vignette in Frankfurt contrasts old and new, noting a German flower seller and changes since a decade ago when conflict loomed, now softened by reconstruction.
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Hal Boyle
New York
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Frankfurt
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General Press
Washington
United States
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Italy
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Livingside
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Miami
Fla
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Belgium
Great Britain
Russia
Stalin Rand Company
Siberia
Czechoslovakia
Congo
ECA
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Normandy
Searman
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Howie
Aie
Kenya
North Africa
North America
Columbus
America
Livingstone
Alexander the Great
France
England
Liberia
Asia
Rhodesia
Walt Disney legacy and early Mickey Mouse origin tale
The article recounts Walt Disney’s early life from 1922 in Kansas City to creating Mortimer the mouse who evolved into Mickey Mouse. It notes the Oswald contract loss, his bond with wife Lillian, borrowing money to start Mickey, and how the character grew into a defining figure for Disney.
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Mickey Mouse
Walt Disney
Wall
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Mickey
Walt
Kansas City
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Dorothy Disney
Portland
Ore
Wisney
Kansas
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New York
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Faronte
Mortiser
Lian
Wily
Roy
Andtiemill On-Deltary
Disney
Methodist Church membership rises in Britain
London church officials report a 2,575 member increase in 1948, the first rise since the 1932 union, bringing total Methodists in Britain to just over 750000.
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London
The
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