Against Public Interest in Congress Urges Rate Hike Rejected
A legislative proposal to raise postal rates by about 130 million dollars annually faces Senate committee scrutiny and House floor debate this week. Critics cite harm to magazines and newspapers and argue the Postal Service would collect less revenue at higher rates.
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Post Office Department
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
Harold ©. Tagen
Minnesota
Hagen
Hoover Commission
Robert L. Johnson
Citizens Committee For the
Hoover Report
Universal Military Training Urged Over Selective Service
Miles Kennedy tells the armed services committee that the United States should abandon selective service as obsolete and adopt universal military training. He argues training would create a trained reserve able to respond immediately to aggression and prevent war, representing a permanent national defense for America.
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American Legion
Miles Kennedy
Armed Services Committee
United States
Soviet Russia
Kennedy
America
Russia
Congress
Millon
One Blood for All Nations Verse Highlight
A brief biblical verse excerpt from Acts 17 24 emphasizes that God made from one blood all nations to live on the face of the earth. The line presents a universal message of unity and shared humanity.
Moral law vs lies in Hiss case sparks public dispute
George E. Sokolsky argues that liberal papers condone treason and perjury by defending Alger Hiss and attacks on oath and morality. He contends the oath binds officials to God and truth, while critics undermine moral standards and threaten civilization. He calls for explicit acknowledgment of support for Hiss or condemnation of deceit.
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Alger Hiss
Dean Acheson
New York Herald Tribune
Washington Post
Hiss
Mar
Harvard
Groton
Alger Iliss
Whittaker Chambers
Flar
Ace
Nar
United States
Matthew
Build schools to build the nation says Hearst
Quote from William Randolph Hearst urging priority of education funding and school construction as a path to national progress. The message emphasizes education as foundational to future growth and civic strength.
Hiss case derided amid 1919 White Sox scandal parallels
Westbrook Pegler argues The Washington Evening Star errs to pity Alger Hiss, urging that even if guilty the case reflects the moral strain of betrayal. He draws a parallel to the 1919 White Sox bribery scandal, noting secrecy and a private business view of baseball and its contracts with Charles A. Comiskey.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Washington Evening Star
Alger Hiss
Bis
Jal
Ehe
Reputaton
White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Hugh 3. Fullerton
Charles A. Comiskey
Sport
Strange Attitudes About Alger Hiss
Analyzes public reaction to Alger Hiss betrayal and compares it to historic baseball suspicions. Argues Hiss betrayed a public trust more gravely than Benedict Arnold, citing 1946 King Features Syndicate commentary and noted figures.
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Alger Hiss
Sport
Benedict Arnolds
Milwaukee
Ray Cannon
Congress
Pilus
Arnold
Rat Hiss
The
Washington Evening Star
H Hiss
Benedict Arnold
Hiss
Yeason
Sulk
Toote
United States
Achosa
Frankfurter
Eleanor Ronsevelt
King
Cracking Joints Link Weather to Frequency Study
A four year record by Dr. Brown of Oregon links cracking joints to cold, damp conditions and thunderstorms. The study notes inflammation of connective tissues and nasal infections as possible contributors, with treatment ideas including rest, cast use, gentian violet, and ultraviolet light.
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Brown
Oregon
M.M. Li
Anna
Medical Q and A on pain causes and epilepsy in children
The text explains that pain in the area may result from muscle inflammation, nerve or joint issues, or inflammation of connective tissue such as fasciitis. It notes a physician study is needed to determine the cause and mentions chest cavity disorders as a possible source. It also covers that epileptic seizures in injured children may worsen with age without proper treatment and advises care by a neurologist.
Resolution to call a 285000 hand issue election for caustose tion
An election is proposed to fund a modern tuberculosis project with a 285000 hand issue. The Southton commis Simers court approved the plan unanimously on Wednesday as reported in the files of S.A. Light. The item reflects local finance needs and public health priorities of the era.
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Aspiral
Southton
S.A
Commis
Simers
San Antonio
Paul E. Stefflee
Beering Down on the News in French Budget Crisis
Premier Bidault sought a vote of confidence amid a budget stalemate as police evacuated bystanders. He has now asked for a confidence motion for the eleventh time in 1950, aiming to stabilize France before deputies return.
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Bugs
Bidault
France
Broadway Gossip and Critic Quips Highlight Tinsel World
Walter Windig excerpts plus critics clash over theater music and TV, noting Dick Watts, Ethel Waters, Danny Kaye, and Julie Harris. Patter touches on Barbara Stanwyck, Hedy Lamarr, and TV boners, with industry moves including Don Gillette at Hollywood Reporter and Simon & Schuster’s The Frenchman due February 10.
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Sie Times
Sen. Wherry
Sen. Taft
Julie Harris
Ingrid
Sarah Vaughan
Don Gillette
The
Hollywood Reporter
6 “Draper
Simon & Schuster
Hedy Lamarr
Garroway
Godfrey
A. G
H. Allen Smith
Jook
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