Parapsychology Sparks Election Bets and Senate Forecasts
Washington column explores parapsychology ideas in predicting the 1948 Senate races. It notes researchers like Dr Rhine testing clairvoyance and psychokinesis with dice and cards while discussing the political map of Oklahoma West Virginia Wyoming Kentucky Minnesota Iowa Colorado New Mexico Rhode Island Tennessee and other states. A late section recalls Garner's remarks on presidential history and a Texas congressman profile.
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Berlin Crisis Stalemate Echoes Through UN Session
The Vienna and Paris drawn council meeting on Berlin appears inconclusive as Russia, boycotting the debate, pushes for a Big Four foreign ministers conference. Molotov argues the UN lacks authority while Moscow cites security limits on air traffic and seeks broader German talks.
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Two Vices Meet in Texas Campaign Stop
Former Vice President John Garner and former Vice President Harry Truman toured Uvalde Texas during the pre election campaign. They shared old friendships and the visit boosted political appeal as Garner remains popular in the state.
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Inflation and Bread Costs Stagnant Amid Higher Ingredients
The piece argues bread prices may not fall despite wheat price declines, citing that four major bread ingredients plus labor, machinery, and packaging costs have risen. It notes a 153 percent rise in raw material costs since 1939, while typical household bread prices rose about 63 percent since the 1935 59 base period. It mentions sugar, shortening, and milk costs and reports on government cabinet restructuring discussions under President Hoover.
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