Red propaganda on germ warfare exposed by Curran
Dr. C H Curran of the American Museum of Natural History debunks claims that the United States used germ warfare in Korea and Manchuria. He cites epidemics resulting from official negligence, not biological attack, noting germs die in sun and cold and cannot be spread in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Korea
Manchuria
C. H. Curran
Department of Insects
American Museum of Natural History
Curran
U. S
Korea
United Nations
New Broom For Graft And Politics Stirs Washington
The article notes McGrath’s dismissal of Morris ending an ongoing graft probe and the appointment of James P. McGranery as Attorney General. It recalls Admiral Byng’s 1756 court martial and a grim Czech leadership rumor about Zapotocky, framing Communist volatility and revolutionary fear.
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Newbold Morris
McGrath
Morris
Truman
Washington
Congress
James P. McGranery
Trusteeship Council lauds US Pacific Island administration
The United Nations Trusteeship Council commends U S policy in Pacific islands noting progress toward local elections and civilian rule where military authority was once used. It highlights US aid in medical and technical knowledge and foresees educated, democratic island communities linking the United States with the Orient.
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Trusteeship Council of the
United Nations
United States
Pacific
Council
Cuba
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Pacific Islands
Lorraine returns to France 400th anniversary since acquirement
The article recounts Lorraine's 400 year arc from a loosely Austrian principality seized by Henry II in 1552 to its formal 1648 ratification, then annexation by Germany in 1871 and return after both world wars. It notes the region's long French sentiment and the likely justification for a celebration now.
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France
Lorraine
Henry II
Germany
Alsace
Road Manners on the Open Road
A plea that daylight drives motorists to drive more safely as temperatures rise and traffic increases. The piece argues that the accident rate is inexcusable and calls for drivers to follow traffic laws, show consideration, and apply the Golden Rule on highways. It stresses that careless driving harms life and property and urges restraint and prudence.
Warning From Wilson on Long War Readiness
Charles E. Wilson privately urged Truman that maintaining a strong, modern armed force may be necessary for years. He warned against complacency as the United States may face a prolonged crisis with Russia and stressed that the price of peace is preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilson
Truman
Wilson
Russia
America
Inside story of steel wage talks turmoil
Washington officials clash over steel wage hikes as Charles Wilson and elites scramble for control. Feinsinger shifts a 27 to 26 cent package while Putnam, Arnall, and Truman face inflation fears and a clash over price increases.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Nate Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
Wilson
Putnam
Charles E. Wilson
Korea
Truman
Johnston
Pearson recounts Wilson clash over steel wage price hike
Drew Pearson describes a confrontation in Washington where Wilson privately pushed for a wage increase while publicly tying it to prices. Roger Putnam and Ellis Arnall opposed hikes, and after a heated meeting with President Truman, Wilson resigned a few days later.
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Wilson
Putnam
Truman
Key West
Charles Wilson
CIO
Phil Murray
Washington
Roger Putnam
Ellis Arnall
John Steelman
United States
Elyria weighs Route 57 plan and Navy cites fewer submarine attacks
Elyria council sinks a proposed purchase of the old Yellow Line right-of-way as a future Route 57 to Lorain. Secretary Knox notes a sharp Atlantic submarine attack drop due to stronger anti-submarine measures. Baseball return at Elyria High discussed after a request by the Elyria Amateur Baseball Association. Marconi invention teased in Rome via T B Morgan. Aviator Frank Hawks badly injured in a Worcester crash. West Side Chamber of Industry organizes for a broad member drive. Community West promises influence with early enthusiasm.
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Elyria
Lorain
Council
Pease
Finance Committee
State Highway Department
Secretaary
Navy
Frank Knox
Atlantic
Elyria High School
Elvria City
United Press
Rome
T. B. Morgan
Guglielmo Marconi
Frank Hawks
Worcester
Mass
Lion-Hearted Harris Advertises In Credible Campaign
A Cleveland area feature profiles Dr. I. Harris of Veltex Co. Birmingham, known as Zulu Harris, who uses bold ads and premiums to sell penicillin and other drugs. His campaigns promise money back guarantees, discounts, and special promotions while he boasts expanding sales across 48 states and 26 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal of Commerce
America
Harris
Confederate Air Force
I. Harris
Veltex Co
Birmingham
Montezuma
Tripoli
Weisenheimers
Howard Lindsay Live and Work Across New York
A veteran playwright actor and director Howard Lindsay is profiled through his Upper East Side home, collecting habits, and collaborations with Dorothy Stickney and Russel Crouse. The piece notes his support for new writers, the success of Life With Father, and the road hit Remains To Be Seen along with One Bright Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jand
Howard Lindsay
New York
Upper East Side
Paris
Lindsays
France
Dorothy Stickney
Russel Crouse
Lindsay
Sigmund Miller
Miller
Janis Paige
Jackie Cooper
Cleveland
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Joan Byng
Minorca
Mediterranean
Voltaire
Antonin Zapotocky
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Chain To
Asia
Nicow
NPAPE
Berdanier
Buddy
Berdaner
By the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Feinsinger
Feisinger
Ben Fairtass
U. S. Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Institute
Fairless
Iron and Steel
Drew Pearson
Chronicle- Telegram
West Side
Business Today
Elmer Roessner
National City Bank
Walter Watts
G. A. Friday
K. Eldred
Ed Seabold
Perry Koplin
William Elmes
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland-Elyria Road
Department of Agriculture
D. C
Department of Commerce
Wastinghouse Electric Corp
Wall St. N. Y
Aluminum Co. of America
Gulf Bidg
Pittsburgh
Windolph Tractor Co
S. W. 13Th Ave
Portland
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