Postwar Politics and Korea Dominate Capitol News
Senate debates on a universal military training bill stall after House moves to committee. Senator Russell signals support for Truman but avoids anti Truman rebellion ties. Korea talks stall over Soviet neutrality and prisoner return demands. Unemployment data show pockets of joblessness despite overall prosperity, with Detroit and eastern towns bearing the impact and federal study seeking long term remedies.
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Richard B
Russell
Georgia
Truman
Breat
Russell NR J
Scorpmnit
United States
U.M.T
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Korea
Russia
Reds
U.N
Soviet Union
Neutral Nation Supervisory Commission
Detroit
Midwest
Department of Labor
Agito Nation: of sorving caral One apeakel re ople
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Vast U.S. Park System Covers Enormous Lands
The article notes Uncle Sam owns an immense park domain spanning mountains caves and monuments. It includes 28 National Parks and 175 National Monuments plus forests and historic sites. Yellowstone is identified as the largest park, with geysers hot springs and dramatic landscapes across over two million acres.
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Uncle Sam
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode’ Island
Connecticut
Delaware
New Jersey
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
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Manufacturers Trust Company
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Washington, D.C
United States Army
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Sullivan
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