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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
2
The article reflects on prewar politics and the rise of generals like Dwight D. Eisenhower, Milton Eisenhower, and the Taft–Dewey contest. It notes Taft’s intellect, conservatism, and political persona, plus Brown’s optimistic view on delegate gains and Taft’s stature within the Republican party.
President Truman’s meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays face shaky start as food conservation aims to aid Europe. Officials foresee months of voluntary self denial with six month horizon for fundraising of 580 million dollars while public opinion divides over dietary restraints and government buyback obligations loom. Great Britain sells 120 million dollars in gold to the United States in exchange for iron for dollars, after earlier 80 million sale, amid a frozen 400 million dollar balance and loan convertibility dispute.
A press summary notes ongoing concerns about Communist influence in Europe and the United States. The State Department contemplates dismissals of employees deemed habitual or close associates of those suspected or believed to be Communists, challenging traditional Anglo American legal safeguards.
Five questions challenge readers on UN memberships wireless invention claims Hirohito postage stamps Verdun Verdun slogan and army components. Answers include Italy Finland Hungary Romania Bulgaria Marconi chrysanthemum Ptain February 1916 Verdun and Organized Reserves National Guard.
A report warns rising tuition and fees may bar many capable students from higher education unless financial aid rises after GI benefits. Dr John D Russell notes fees now fund more than half of college costs, with public state residents facing a 31.4 percent tuition rise in seven years.
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