Federal Aid Sparks Debate on Control of Education
A senate tactic nudges a federal aid to education bill forward while critics led by Dr. Robert A Millikan and General Dwight D Eisenhower warn that subsidies imply federal control. They argue federal funding risks undermining local autonomy and threaten the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Congress
Robert A. Millikan
Supreme Court
Millikan
Republic
American Couraer of Education
National Education Association
United States
Diight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Columbia
Teachers College
Eisenhower
Congressi
Dr. Millikan
Friends of Education
Did You Know Facts From A Blurred Page
A scrambled survey of various topics mentions North Dakota wheat production, ancient tomb finds dated to 4000 B C, fossil links between birds and reptiles, Antarctic isolation and crossing water, student views on primitive men, a large Antarctic ice barrier, rare Antarctic rainfall, and long usage of stone tools across eras.
Bible Verse Encourages Courage and Faithful Trust
A daily devotional excerpt presents Joshua 1 9 style exhortation urging strength courage and fearlessness in the face of trouble. It emphasizes divine presence and steadfast trust as guidance for readers.
Our First Duty Our First Duty
William Griffin, editor, condemns public servant oath violations and national debt as threats to American life. He cites Washington Jefferson and Burford to argue for strict constitutional governance, economic restraint, and duty to country over Europe. Pieces on glassware formulas and early colored glass follow.
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New York
William Handelph Hearst
Los Angeles Examiner
United States
Europe
Washington
George Washington
United America
Thomas Jefferson
Teast
Jefferson
America
R. A. Burford
United States of America
William Griffin
Enqutter
Pegler Says Bridges Deportation Case a Political Job
Westbrook Pegler argues the Truman administration’s fourth court action to deport Harry Bridges is a political maneuver aimed at boosting Democratic prospects in 1952. He contends the Supreme Court’s prior perjury and affiliation rulings were biased, and accuses Justice Douglas and Harvard figures of orchestrating a partisan deportation effort.
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New York
Harry Bridges
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Bridges
Douglas
William’ O
Democratic Party
Nto
Dave Beck
The
Teamsters
United States
Americans For Democratic Action
Felix Frankfurter
Stone
Justice Roberts
Lee Prese- Tan
Harvard Happy Hot Dogs
Bridge
Pressman
Ines
Department of Labor
White House
James Landis
Harvard Law
Frankfurtarman
Hawaii
Berlin
Museo
Bridges Blockade Harms U S Territory Amid Political Clash
In a defense of Governor Bridges, J B Matthews accuses the Truman administration and CIO leaders of political motives behind prosecutions. He supports Bridges’ actions in Hawaii, alleging goons terrorized longshoremen and plantation workers, causing food shortages with 560,000 Americans exposed to hunger while Alaska and Pacific territories suffer under perceived misrule. The piece blames Washington for inaction as Bridges faces political hostility from unions and officials.
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Truman
Bridges
Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Kremlin
Philip Murray
CIO
West Coast
Pens
Murray
Berlin
Stalin
Potsdam
J. B. Matthews
Tmany
Howell
San Francisco
Matthews
United States
Bridge
Alaska
Washington
Hawaii
King Pentures Syndicate
Tec
Advances in Osteomyelitis Treatment Highlight Penicillin Beat
An article recalls osteomyelitis as an bone infection once fatal before penicillin and streptomycin. Modern therapy aims at rest, culture testing, targeted antibiotics, iron and vitamins, blood injections, and surgical removal of dead tissue followed by wound irrigation. Patients, especially children, regain health in under three months with this approach.
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Federal Authority
Federal Treasury
John G. Wilson
Wound care and antibiotics in osteomyelitis treatment plan
The article describes wound cleansing with Streptomycin and dried blood, dusting surface plasma, and bandaging with pressure. Penicillin and streptomycin are used postoperatively for nine days, with careful use to avoid nerve damage. Osteomyelitis diagnosis relies on pain, swelling, and X rays to assess bone involvement.
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Capy’rt
King Feat
Brod
Seance Snarl as Diplomats Fall Into Unlikely Circus Tone
Arthur Baer reports on chaotic Paris diplomacy with flailing claims, misstatements, and a taunting tone. The piece lampoons German peace efforts and the delegates’ chaotic agenda while noting assorted personalities and a tense atmosphere.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Paris
10 and 20 Years Ago June 25 1999 conference with mayor
A committee representing Fusion party supporters disappointed at not getting city jobs planned to meet the mayor at City Hall on a Wednesday conference. Earlier items recall 1829 Presbyterian university site inspection, 1919 Fort Sam Houston improvements, 1909 anti prohibitionists critique, and a 1893 Boerne health visitors note.
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Fusion Party
Fort Sam Houston
Boerne
Broadway gossip and theater world familiarities spread
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway chatter from Radio City autobiographers to Toots Shor gatherings. Celebrities such as Lauritz Melchior, Peter Lorre, Joe E. Lewis, and Kayser undies ads mingle with Sidelines about Francis Sinatra, Tony Martin, Dorothy Wearing, Emory Phillips Jr., and Margaret Truman.
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Waltay
Winchell
Broadway
Francie Sinatra
Lauritz Melchair
Peter Lorre
Joe E. Lewis
Raéle Cantor
Toots Shor's
DiMaggio
Madison
Tony Martin
Teddy
Taft
Lee Shubert
John Golden
Sardi's
Jaye
Harold Stassen
Usi
al & Dick
Nimitz
Margaret Truman
Hitler
Divine
Ucense
Dorothy
Damon ‘Ruryon
E. Weiner
Boston
Colyum
Emory Phillips, Jr
Tey Berlin
Mary McCarty
Phila
Norman Mailers
Earl Wilson
Daily News
Riers
Pacific
Oscar Hammerstein
Local Newspaper Records Enforce Subscriptions and Fees
A clipped historical note shows readers facing penalties for unpaid subscriptions. The item mentions Texas and other states, with terms like payables and notices to renew, reflecting 20th century print industry practices and legal reminders to subscribers.
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Truman FM
Atrumanl Agit Ger Gong
Riis
North Dakota
Smen
Egypt
Antartte
Ress
Antarctic
Charity
Evert Duycking
New Amsterdam
Manhattan
Pegler
Westbrook Pegler
U.S. Territory
Honolulu
H. N. Bundesen
Vishirsky
Austin
L. A. Light
Patrick Hooks
of Stasex
Presbyterian’ University
Chamber of Commerce and
Stowers Rondh
Mister
Breger
Bully Witkerson
Irving Hoffman
Henry Youngsman
Milton Berte
Rosanne
Miami Beach
Kayser
Bridget
Charlie Barnet
Capitol
Mary R
Peanels Renault
Carnegie Hall
Joe Pilocka
Rita
Liberace
Miss Langtry
Alfred Lunt
Walter Winchell
Cack Sunda
P.m Ever
Tore Republica- le Iecal
Gil AP
Texas
Soo
Sanday
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