Revolt Interrupts Bogota Parley and Miners Pension End Walkout
A chaotic Bogota afternoon following gunfire on Liberal leader Jorge Elicier Gaitan sparked riots, panicked crowds, and a severed relation with Russia. Amid the turmoil a new coalition cabinet formed, while U.S. observers labeled the revolt Communism and the miners welfare fund law shaped the settlement, ending a walkout as the party dynamics shifted in Washington. Wisconsin primary elevates Harold Stassen as a GOP front runner while Dewey, MacArthur, and Taft contest the path to the Philadelphia convention with battles across Oregon and Pennsylvania ahead.
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Washington dog Muff voices views on human nobility and race memories
An anecdotal piece features Muff, a wire-haired fox, conversing with her owner on twilight porch, claiming canine intellect exceeds some human myths and recounting a dog’s memory of humanity's history and race memories while contrasting dogs and people.
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Veterans education programs under the G I bill report
The Veterans Administration states about 5.245 million World War II veterans entered G I bill related education programs. Nearly half abandoned courses while more than 400,000 completed work. 382,000 finished under the G I bill and others under a quit plan to return later.
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Coal Gasoline May Cost More But Solves Shortages
Dr R W Krebs of Baton Rouge Louisiana predicts gasoline derived from coal will cost 10 to 15 cents more per station than current gasoline but assures the supply would last about 1,000 years. The forecast suggests motorists would face higher prices yet avoid shortages despite the shift from petroleum.
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