Truman Delivers Foreign Policy Lesson to Governors
President Truman outlined three lessons for Democratic governors: unity to preserve world peace against Communist aggression, avoiding distractions while pursuing peace, and backing real Democrats in upcoming House and Senate elections. Governors praised Acheson and pledged 100 percent support after a closed briefing.
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Ofi-The-Record
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Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
State Department
House
Senate
Dean Acheson
White Sulphur, Springs
President Truman
Washington
Frank Lausche
Ohio
J. O. Pastore
Rhode Island
John Battle
Virginia
RNA Plan Final Meets at Plaza Hotel Weekend
A Royal Neighbors of America conference for oid workers is set at the Plaza hotel Friday afternoon and Saturday morning after the national convention. Retiring supreme oracle Mrs Grace W McCurry will preside. Texas field workers led by Mrs Eva Huskey and Mrs Myrtle Carter attend, with juvenile organizers including state leaders. The event follows a juvenile ritualistic performance at La Villita by youths of San Antonio Lodge No 10660 under Mrs Ella A MacDonald. Colorado carnations go to the Colorado Wyoming delegation and Santa Rosa hospital children’s rooms.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Plaza Hotel
Grace W. McCurry
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Supreme Oracle
Texas
Eva Huskey
Greenville
Myrtle Carter
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la Villita
Lodge No. 10660
San Antonio
Ella A. MacDonald
Colorado
Wyoming
Colorado Carnation Growers
Alsa
Santa Rosa Hospital
Color Hair Product Claim Promises Gray Reduction
An advertisement touts Kolor-Bak as a daily hair treatment to suppress gray tones. It markets affordable, economy bottles and claims gradual color restoration with regular use, urging purchase at drug stores nationwide.
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America
Congress Roundup on Foreign Arms Debate in Senate
Washington reports the Senate began debate on a 1.2225 billion foreign arms program as a 16 day stopgap extends the existing terms. House action had already approved two more years with Connally guiding the measure into its second year amid administration pressure for wider armament of Western Europe. Final vote expected next week with bipartisan tensions over civil service protections and government worker firing discretion noted.
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Europe
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Japs Found Living in Mindoro Tree Homes
Seven Japanese army stragglers were officially reported living in tree houses in Mindoro's remote mountains in the Philippines. They allegedly married Mangyan tribeswomen in 1945 to avoid surrender after Japan's capitulation. Brig. Gen. Calixto Duque said the group is split into two clusters and no evidence links them to holding captives.
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Philippines
Japan
Philippine Army
Mindoro
Calixto Duque
Philippine Intelligence Service
Duque
Tokyo
Abe Tukyd
Duss
Amer
Fed-1
House Republicans Map Strategy on Tax Bill Controversy
Massachusetts House Republican Leader Martin convened a policy committee huddle to plan strategy on a claimed phony tax bill. The measure would cut excise taxes by about 1.01 billion and fund the gap largely through new corporate taxes, with a vote due next week amid internal splits. The CIO welcomed a probe into lobbying, while a committee led by Trep Buchanan expands its survey of corporate influence to include more business groups and seven labor and farm groups.
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Buchanan
Six B-36s in Pacific Test Flight
Six giant B-36 bombers test their long range with a Pacific training flight. One aircraft turned back due to engine trouble, while seven others headed toward Hawaii and the Marshall Islands on an 38 hour mission. The operation marks the aircrafts first mass overseas venture and demonstrates its 210000 mile range.
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Hawaii
Lust
Marshall Islands
John Bartlett
Ricky
Worth
Twno
Froma Ft
Railroads Prepare to Halt As Strike Looms Sunday
AFL switchmen and train crew strikes threaten national rail service with four railroads including Chicago Great Western Denver and Rio Grande Western Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Western Pacific announcing they will not operate during the walkout. Detroit reports CIO Auto Workers ratified pension provisions while Pittsburgh APS members consider a 15 day strike. Ford plant facing castings shortages could slow nationwide production.
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Northern
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Yaters Products Corp
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TM Cadets Ranked High in ROTC Honor List
Texas Military cadets received a Fourth Army honor for exceptionally high standards in military training and discipline during the 1049 1950 academy year. Brig Gen Hugh Hoffman announced that four units in the Fourth Army area earned the distinction, with leaders named including Allen Military Bryan and Claemore in Oklahoma.
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Ache Koror
Hugh Hoffman
Fourth Army
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Academi¢), Year, “the Ottiers
Allen
Military
Bryan
Oklahoma
Rittary Seta Claemore
Okla
Bread fashion grips Portland suburb readers
Oregon Journal assistant editor Mrs. David Eyre notes a bread making trend in Danthorpe Portland where residents bake their own loaves for taste nutrition and homemaking pride. The feature highlights a community crafting routine amid bakery strikes and shifts in urban life.
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Danthorpe
David Eyre
Oregon Journal
Teague
Patrol Report From Mexico Gulf Sheds Light on Maritime Threats
A terse Navy dispatch from Mexico City notes patrols in the Gulf of California to protect pearl fisheries and monitor incursions. The message highlights ongoing maritime security efforts and broader geopolitical concerns affecting regional waters.
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Gulf of California
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