The Tragedy of Truman U.S. Called Impotent and Powerless
A critical column argues the United States has become an impotent world power after World War II. It contends public withdrawals from Europe, the Bretton Woods framework, and United Nations aims demonstrate America’s loss of military and economic influence. The piece condemns Truman Byrnes and U.S. policy, citing the Potsdam and San Francisco conferences, the Morenteau plan, and shifts toward Soviet-aligned outcomes, warning of continued decline.
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Samuel
Japan
Europe
Whith
Russia
Asia
International Fund
International Bank
Bretton Woods
United Nations Organization
San Francisco
Congress
Byrnes
London
Bevin
Molotoff
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Baltic States
Moscow
MacArthur
Swamp Root Promises Relief For Bladder Ailments
An ad touts Dr Kilmer a Swamp Root claiming it eases nightly urination and bladder discomfort. It promotes a 16 herb remedy said to aid kidney and nerve health, offered with free samples and mail order from Kilmer Co Stamford Connecticut.
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Nuffer
DR. Kilmer
Sitmer
Kilmerd& Co
Iney Rex
Stamford
Conn
New Orleans Set To Elect Mayor
New Orleans voters prepare for a Democratic primary to decide whether long-time mayor Robert Maestri will seek renomination in the city’s politics. The piece notes Maestri’s nine-year tenure as leader of the nation’s largest southern city.
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New Orleans
Hary PB
Robert 3. Maestri
Louisiana
Bf Ie
South
Maestri
Red Successor to De Gaulle Sough by Communists in Paris
Paris January 21 The Communist party moved to name a Communist as provisional president after Charles de Gaulle resigned following a cabinet crisis. De Gaulle said he had completed his task and offered to stay on until November 18, 1945. A special conference of party leaders aimed to push the constituent assembly to act, with Maurice Thorez and Vincent Auriol among likely successors.
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Paris
Communist Party
Ger
Charles de Gate
France
de Gaulle
Iit
Felix Gouin
Constituent Assembly
National Constituent Assembly
Ess
Republican Movement Party
Maurice Thorez
Dr Gaulle
Vincent Auriol
Trade extension chief outlines six point San Antonio program
Henry, new manager of the trade extension department, announces a six point plan to develop San Antonio as a trade center. William Judson, chair, notes the appointment. Programs include prewar and postwar employment data, creating a trade directory, visits to meetings, sharing information with local businessmen, and organizing events to attract merchants.
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Chamber of Commerce
New Trade Extension Department
San Antonio
William Judson
Stanley
Housier
Dallas
Pirsburgsh
San Ananise
San Antonia Sale
Fiesta Plans Announced For San Antonio Centennial Parade
A parade extravaganza for Texas statehood centennial is proposed by Alec B. Ayre featuring two floats illustrating San Antonio’s historic landscape. The concept includes Tejas Indians, early expeditions, presidio life, San Fernando, Texas under Mexico, Stephen F. Austin, Sam Houston, the Alamo and Civil War, culminating in Fort Sam Houston and Randolph Field.
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Tejas
Cos
San Antonio
Travis
Alamo
Santa Anna
San Trevito
Texas
Fort Sam Houston
Randolph Field
Thieves Hit Cars Again In South Alamo District
Thieves struck three parked cars Sunday night taking items including cheese biscuits and frites from H A Crosby 211 Stace near 400 block South Alamo. A front car cushion was stolen from Pete Reper on River road. R B Hawkes 502 Augusta reported a suit shirt and a pair of trovers stolen from his car in 109 block South Flores.
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H. A. Crosby
Stace
South Alamo Street
Pete VL
East Magijulia
River Road
R. B. Hawkes
Augusta
Teporlad
Hhis
South Flores
Farm Descendants Projections of United States Population
An estimate suggests that within three generations about 80 percent of the total population will be direct descendants of individuals currently living on farms in the United States. The figure highlights the enduring influence of agrarian roots on future demography.
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United States
Jap Seed Oysters Banned As Mates
Washington January 21 INS The interior department fish and wildlife service imposed a strict non fraternization policy between Jap seed oysters and Eastern oysters after an investigation. The service warned the Jap and Eastern oysters are likely to mate producing an undesirable hybrid. It cited cheapness of the Jap product as the import drive. Dr Paul Galtsoff noted the Jap oyster drill is active in northern Western waters. He described the Jap oyster as prolific fast growing and useful for yeaning but lacking flavor and appearance of the native brand.
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Interior Department
Fish and Widlife Service
Wildlife Service
Pauli Galtsoff
Nortt
Five Great Lakes ships loom as major freshwater vessels
Five sister ships of a Great Lakes fleet, each about an eighth of a mile long, stand as the largest freshwater vessels in service. Their size highlights the era’s shipbuilding scale and economic role in Great Lakes trade.
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Great Lakes
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