Riots and peace in troubled times reflect prison and world issues
The page discusses prison riots linked to overcrowding and spring stimuli, urges sound administration and adequate facilities. It contrasts German postwar training with a distinction between defensive armies and Nazi use, then reflects on peacemaking as quiet, everyday acts of love and understanding.
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Reform
Jackson
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Julian N. Frisbie
Michigan
Frisbie
Germany
Junior Achievement program expands with student run companies
The article celebrates the success of the Junior Achievement program and plans for expansion. It commends contributors and notes teenagers running companies gain practical business experience and understanding of free enterprise rules, emphasizing the lasting value of hands on learning.
Rearming Germany Faces Political Hurdles for West Support
Observers say German leaders must win over governments and people to accept rearmament after Hitler. Meanwhile polio studies from the American Association of Immunologists in New York offer hope for vaccines that can interrupt the crippling stage of infantile paralysis, with chimpanzee tests showing protection from the second stage. The work suggests potential life saving benefits and broader gains from large scale medical research, subject to confirmation in human trials.
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Germany
Hitler
American Association of Immunologists
New York
Philadelphia Inquirer
Douglas lines up against steel issue in campaign
Washington Dispatch notes Senate candidate Douglas criticizes steel profits and wage claims while pressing defense cuts. He rebukes Truman on price disputes yet highlights his anti pork barrel stance and tax deductibility limits for business meals. The piece frames his Puritan posture amid party politics.
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Democrats Democratic Party
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Truman
Douglas
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Parison
Roger Joncil Putnam
Illinois
Defense Department
Babylon-on-the-Potomac
Ike the near king as Paris chase to power begins
Washington column notes Ike faces early courtship from newsmen, business leaders, and politicians in Paris as candidates circle him for the next U.S. presidency. It contrasts palace politics with Ike’s plain, civilian-minded stance and his war-timed truth discipline.
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Paris
Ike
U.S.A
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England
Truman
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Pete Carroll
Merrill Mueller
NBC
C. T
Buck) Lanham
Germany
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Col
Jock Lawrence
Hollywood
Sam Goldwyn
J. Arthur Rank
Lawrence
Steve Early
Eisenhower Palace
Army
Taft
Patton
Eisenhower seen as peace ally with flaws on domestic policy
Drew Pearson argues Ike inherits pacifist traits from his mother and favors labor capital cooperation but warns of political dangers. The piece notes Eisenhower's strength in foreign policy and his need to learn in domestic matters. It mentions misgivings about FEPC and government bureaus, and recalls a luncheon exchange about labor solutions.
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Hisenhower
Jehovah's Witnesses
Ike
FEPC
Bob Sturdevant
American Broadcasting Company
Salazar
Portugal
Mussolini
Dave Schoenbrun
CBS
Eisenhower
Eric Johnston
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Stuart Symington
Emerson Electric
Fire call sparks worry in city garage
Day’s end items recount a 10 year ago fire crew recall a 2:22 call to 222 Wooster street. A gasoline ignition caused by an auto backfire sparked minor damage with no injuries.
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Elyria
Wooster Street
Highland Park
Detroit
Mail list cleanup urges cost effective testing and cleanup
A business article urges spring cleaning of mailing lists to reduce waste and incorrect addresses. It notes duplicate mail, mis addressed letters, and names of former customers, with testing as a practical method to estimate costs and optimize cleanup before postage rises. It also mentions regional business events and Titanic disaster context from 1912 era clippings.
Remembered editor’s dog story frames Patricia J. Smith tale
The reminiscence recalls Charles Hearon’s teaching that dog stories sell in newspapers and follows Patricia J. Smith, Broadway actress, as she moves from New Jersey to Broadway, caring for a poodle amid auditions, loneliness, and career dawns.
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Los Angeles Times
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Mr. Bigs
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Paris
Rome
New York
San Francisco
Patricia J. Smith
Hank. Fonda
Broadway
New Jersey
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