Atomic Hush Hush In Washington
Public sentiment opposes sharing atomic bomb secrets while overall secrecy remains debated at US Britain and Canada wartime cooperation. The piece notes Einstein's warning to Roosevelt and the 1946 law restricting information exchange with allies. It highlights uranium sources in Canada and the Belgian Congo and questions how much secrecy reflects security versus international diplomacy.
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Washington
Britain
Canada
United States
Einstein
Roosevelt
Atomic Energy Commission
Belgian Congo
Syracuse Bus Fare Hike Requests Considered by PSC
The Syracuse Transit Corporation seeks token fare increases from 14 to 9 cents for 45 cent token packs, and children's fare from 4 to 5 cents, while the 10 cent cash fare stays. The Public Service Commission is urged to conduct a full financial review, including wages, taxes, costs, and investment earnings, before granting any rise.
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Syracuse Transit Corporation
Public Service Commission
Syracuse
Ussr
Zevo
Army
Navy
Sam
United States
Senate Approval of North Atlantic Pact
The North Atlantic Security Pact is a defensive alliance among 12 nations to deter aggression. It commits signatories, including the United States, to mutual defense if one member is attacked, a move critics call an aggressive peace effort aimed at countering Soviet expansion.
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United States
Yaet
Russia
United Nations
Berlin
Free Nations
Europe
Hitle
Kremlin
Canada
France
Britain
Italy
Senate
Moscow
Washington
Soviet Russia
Asia
China
Korea
Japan
Communist Party
Senate of the
United Nations Organization
Alaska
Arctic
Syracuse
The
Herald-Journal
Sir Stafford Cripps
United Kingdom
E.rp
Ioans
100 Per Cent Wrong call for crackdown on five percenters
The piece urges President Truman to crack down on perceived five percenters and argues public offices are public trusts. It warns officials must be unswayed and waste must be avoided to protect taxpayers and preserve government integrity.
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Truman
Dictionary Nation and Words as Tools of Thought
George Matthew Adams extols essential home books led by the Bible, a cook book, a health manual, and especially a handy dictionary. He praises Webster and Johnson, urges study of meanings, and notes how words shape conversation, personality, and hope, ending with a plea not to keep house without a dictionary.
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Adams
Samuel Johnson Nary
America
Patrick Henry
Reeders Viewpoints Support Atlantic Pact Ratification
The piece lauds ratification of the Atlantic Pact and urges swift action to curb Communism at home and abroad. It notes Eastern Europe as Moscow subjects with church repression and cites Hungary Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia Bulgaria and Romania. It warns Western Europe remains vulnerable, especially Italy and Spain, amid economic strain and Communist influence.
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Moscow
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Western
Europe
Italy
Spain
Franco
Dentist Paves Drive With False Teeth in Sydney
A Sydney dentist faced financial ruin yet solved a concrete shortage by paving his driveway with several thousand false teeth. The odd method reflects a stubborn decline in practice and a quirky yet practical workaround amid lean times.
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Sydney
Australia
Grin and Bear It Portraits
The speaker fears yard work yet reluctantly begins. As effort starts, they discover gardening becomes enjoyable and a healthy form of exercise, transforming reluctance into engagement.
Labor and 1952 politics loom in Childs analysis
Marquis Childs surveys the 1950s political landscape noting a possible wage of conflict between organized labor and conservatives ahead of Congressional elections. The piece highlights a push to recruit a strong Ohio challenger to Taft, a possible Lincoln candidacy, and the Eisenhower question about campaigning on major issues and the welfare state.
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Washington
Congress
Ohio
Robert A. Tate
Taft
Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Cooperative League of the US. A
Americans For Democratic Action
Joseph Perper
Cooper
Farmer-Labor Coalition
Pew
Davight B
Eisenty
Eisenhower
Tais Solans
Snhowe
Downey Feud With Straus Targets Federal Reclamation
Washington writer recounts Senator Downey accusing Commissioner Straus of corruption in a long running feud over reclamation policy. Downey praises a reform law while railing at Straus and criticizes appointment of Richard L. Boke to San Francisco central valley project.
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Washington
Sheridan Dowmney
San Francisco
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Mike
Straus
Bulldog Downey
Chicago
Harold Ickes
Interior Department
Harold
Federal Gam Builders
Congress
Gom
Montana
Downey
Inferior and Sesular Affairs Committee
Joseph C O'Mehoney
Wyoming
Senator Downey
Richard L. Boke
Boke
Brooklyn
Intelligence Test Puzzle with Sports Matching
A mixed set of questions assigns points for correct answers across general terms vegetables Pegasus names and a football style college clue. It includes a scores section and an answer key with lettered placeholders for the matching exercise and player names.
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Pegasus
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