Truman backs plan for general manager to cut federal waste
President Truman has expressed serious consideration for the House civil service committee plan to create a general business manager for the federal government. The appointee would target wasteful spending, weed out unnecessary payrolls, and run the government like a large business. Success hinges on finding a capable person and implementing recommendations.
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Truman
House Civil Service Committee
Civil Service
United States
Ramspeck
Senate
Executive Department
Signs of Danger Over Repeal of Oriental Exclusion Act
An ACLU announcement warns a bill to repeal the Oriental Exclusion Act is being drafted and may be introduced in the current congressional session. It cautions the public to watch Washington amid other postwar immigration moves, noting historical fears of Asiatic immigration and past restrictions in California and international agreements, amid Pearl Harbor era tensions.
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Radical
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
House Immigration Committee
Washington
Pacific
Europe
America
James Bryce
American Commonwealth
California
China
Pearl Harbor
Marry Go Round and Wartime Anxiety Across Borders
Fragmented note on love and manipulation contrasts with wartime fears as disloyal Japanese rounded up in camps raise questions about postwar policy. The piece questions if expanding Japanese settlement would threaten national interests and warns against repealing exclusion acts or broad open borders to Europe.
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United States
Europe
Fever Treatment Methods and Safety Considerations
Overview of fever therapy uses across disorders including arthritis and certain infections. Emphasizes careful patient selection, pre treatment preparation, and monitoring for risks such as blood pressure changes, breathing rate, restlessness, and vomiting. Warns of oxygen balance and bilirubin concerns and notes the need for thorough prior examination and controlled dosing.
Medical cautions for fever treatment and liver safety
Dr H N Bundesen advises keeping fever patients warm and in bed until improvement. Monitor for liver damage signs such as jaundice, then rest and quiet until recovery. If stable, continue fever treatment carefully to avoid permanent liver injury. Copyright 1955 by King Feov Syd.
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King Feov
Syd
Texans Near Hanging of Crown Raven Sparks Festive Turmoil
An 18th century Texas crowd gathered for an execution that turned into a mixed scene of reverence and revelry. Bowen faced the trapdoor as ministers urged confession while deputies and a deputy sheriff struggled with the setup amid audible murmurs and curious onlookers.
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Geneties
Wes Vardin
Texas
Pexas
Bowen Imade
Tragedy of Poland by William Henry Chamber Bain
The article reviews Soviet Polish relations from World War II to Yalta, arguing Stalin betrayed Poland after promising frontiers and support. It cites mass deportations, the Katyn massacre cover, and the shift from Polish alliance to Soviet control, accusing the Allies of failing to defend Poland’s independence.
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William Henry Chambenbain
Moscow
Christian Science Monitor
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Stalin
America
Boyles
Russia
Hsé
Katyn Forest
Soviet Union
Rusata
Polat
Molotov
Ha Maw
Fed
Germany
Ben Ror
London
Ruseala
Su Cardwell
Meath
Kulbyshev
Ann Su Cardwell
Polea
Dhitanery
Yalta
Communist International
Boleslaw Beirut
Majdanek
Suy
Roosevelt
Churchill
Amelles
England
Washington Intrigue Over Truman Appointments Spurs Debate
Washington sources reveal sharp political jockeying behind Truman cabinet picks. Rayburn allies back Clark and Anderson amid party tensions with Roosevelt liberals, while Schwellenbach's labor balance is viewed as key. The tensions reflect broader Democratic efforts to stabilize support and manage labor and legal appointments.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Sam Ray
Bob Hanneran
Democratic Party
Mudge Lewis Sehwellenbach
Epeskane
Frances Perkins
Dave Beck
Hwy
Touthwest
Sehwelsenbach
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Dan Tobin
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West Virginia
Schwoellenbuch
Hannegan
Clinton
Anderson
Jones
Rayburn
Minure
Clark
Ore To & m
Schwellenbieh
Pate
Konra
San Antonio
Mundte
Dianaighes
Alo
Focal News
Youths Selected for Navy Enlistment in June
San Antonio youths named from the Waiting Ist Tor enlistment in the US Navy. Elazald, Olta Winkler, Rex William Dillhinty, Doyle Eugene Albright, Jaiita Hampton Howard, James Floyd Franklin and Dalton Eminiett Wick listed among those chosen. Also accepted were L. D. Clark, Herman Noyman Kenley of Somerset, and Thomas Leroy Pehl of Creedmore.
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San Antonio
US Navy
Elazald
Olta Winkler
Rex William Dillhinty
Doyle Eugene Albright
Jaiita Hampton Howard
James Floyd Franklin
Dalton
Eminiett Wick
L. D. Clark
Herman Noyman Kenley
Somerset
Thomas Leroy Pehl
Creedmore
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