Trieste Crisis Seen as Soviet Power Play
The piece argues that Tito and Yugoslavia are fronts for Soviet aims in Trieste and Austria. It asserts Russia behind Tito, with Stalin directing events and shaping a dangerous power-politics standoff between Anglo-American forces and Soviet influence. It warns of imminent dangers and the need for lawful settlement.
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Trieste
Marshal Tito
Austria
Tito
Joseph C. Grew
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Russia
Yugoslavia
Heroic Merchant Marine On National Maritime Day Tribute
A presidential proclamation marks National Maritime Day and honors the American merchant marine. The essay lauds the Savannah's transatlantic crossing, captained by Moses Rogers, and celebrates seamen who served across wars, praising their bravery, devotion to freedom, and role in expanding overseas commerce. It hails 210000 seamen and 234 sailors, urging ongoing support and remembrance.
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America
Savannah
Atlantic
Moses Rogers
Merchant Marine
National Maritime Day a Call for lasting policy
The piece recalls Congress establishing National Maritime Day in 1933 to honor the U S Savannah voyage and notes the wartime rise of American shipping. It argues for a comprehensive maritime policy to sustain a peacetime merchant marine and keep wartime gains permanent, urging congressional action.
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Congress of the United States
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Churchill and America in Defense of Freedom
BENJAMIN. DECASSERES argues the American people should heed Churchill over San Francisco talks, stressing that democracy and individual liberty depend on a united front with Britain against totalitarian powers. He warns that Soviet Russia threatens Europe and urges the U.S. to stand with Churchill for self preservation and shared democratic values.
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Russia
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Texans Welcome U S Secretary to Boost Ranch Industry
Secretary Wilson visited Texas to explore boosting agriculture and livestock, including Brahma cattle. A pivotal moment came when a field near the Colorado River suffered a devastating roving theft that wiped out crops, tempering early optimism about a new farming enterprise.
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Dames “Tanta Jim’ Wilson
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Shanghai" Pierce
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Odds and Ends on School Spending and Enrollment
The piece notes 1935-36 Southern states spent 17.04 per negro pupil and 349.20 per white pupil in elementary and secondary schools. It also records 1943 U.S. accident totals down 8 from 1942. A muscle aid tip follows on proper lifting posture. The U.S. Office of Education estimates 23,276,000 pupils enrolled in public schools for the senior year.
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U. S. Office of Education
May 22 1995 notes from L A Light files
Old clippings reference Roy Chariesenhemer, a 25 year old Thomas Nelson Page student, winning a junior gate tournament. Other items mention Paula Lohman and notable figures, plus social agency council steps from 1925 for Community Chest distribution and a nominating committee setup with listed members.
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Roy Chariesenhemer
Thomas Nelson Page
Roy
Paquel Lohem
Jeon Wwalher
Sundy Achneider
Lhe
Hamer
Phose
Ares
A. J. Brown
B. H. Zaher
Middlebrook
BR. H. Ochs
Leon Waltnail
Unemployment and wage talks loom in postwar US
Washington reports rising unemployment in Detroit and Chicago with concern over a 3,000,000 figure. President Truman faces wage increase pressure as labor leaders and economists debate 20 to 40 percent hikes, reconversion, prices, and productivity. Debates center on can wage hikes curb inflation and aid postwar adjustment while ensuring job access for workers. The commentary, attributed to multiple figures, weighs political and economic risks as policy proposals collide with real job markets.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Truman
William H. Davis
Bn Chern Jis
Une
Ieredditle
Vineson
Trimon
Svedtcate
Jinpeadurtton
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Antonio Geretta
Broadway
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CES
Associated Press
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Gout treatment and dietary guidance from 149 Kine Features Syndicate
Doctor Henry F. Wright outlines gout onset triggers including overeat and rich drinks, with diagnosis by X rays and a drug test. Colchicine, bed rest, diet changes, and aspirin help, while avoiding high uric acid foods like meat extracts and certain fish. Moderate exercise and alkaline water aid recovery, but neglect risks heart and kidney damage.
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Henry FP. Wuight
Monkread
Wright
Kine Features Syndicate, Inc
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