Washington Calling By Marquis Childs
Washington criticizes President Truman for his handling of the 82nd Congress. The piece cites reluctance to compromise with southern Democrats and refusals to back reform, including a contested Illinois federal judgeship and a Georgia senator’s attempt at a fair employment act.
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Marquis Childs
Truman
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Iowa
Guy Gillette
Gillette
White House
Senate
Richard Russell
Georgia
Brooks Hayes
Arkansas
House
Russell
Elm Tree Spraying Aids Fight Against Dutch Elm Disease
Elyria starts spraying about 900 city trees to combat Dutch elm disease. Oberlin tree surgeon Arthur Salo reports high pressure mist application on city property trees, with private property spraying by contract. Samples will be tested at Wooster. Treatment ends by August 11.
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Arthur Salo
Oberlin
Sale
Salo
Eastern Heights
Wooster
Higher Prices Anticipated From OPS Orders
Washington moves to permit price increases on clothing shoes textiles machinery and about 75000 other manufactured items to ease costs for manufacturers. OPS head Michael V Di Salle issued the orders to straighten a snarled system after Congress barred new price rollbacks in the temporary economic controls bill extending through July. The June 30 suspension of tailored price control rules would have lifted thousands of items from the general freeze.
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Washington
Michael V. di Salle
Congress
OPS
Connecticut Grange Leader Warns on Dam Craze
Sherman Ives of the Connecticut State Grange told an interstate conference in Springfield Massachusetts that the United States is dam crazy. He said the nation overreacts to dam construction with some projects causing more harm than good.
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Springfield
Mass
United States
Sherman Ives
Connecticut State Grange
Ives
Expansion of Rural Farm Electrification Education in Ohio
Ohio State University officials announce expanded education programs to raise farm productivity and living conditions through rural electrification. A new Ohio Farm Electrification Council will coordinate university, industry, and utility partners with an expanded staff including C K Kline. Donors fund a three year program at ten cents per farm meter, with executive council made up of representatives from electric cooperatives and utilities. SALAD The ingredients for a salad bowl should be lightly but so thoroughly tossed that each seaf and each in gredient is coated with dressing before the salad is served.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. M. Ferguson
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio Farm Electrification Council
College of Agriculture
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ferguson
C. K. Kline
American Sogety of Agricultural Engineers
St. Joseph
Michigan
Khne
Michigan State College
Quartermaster Corps
R. E. Johnson
University
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Time On Side Of West In Cold War Says Expert
Hamilton N Y Thomas D Cabot director of the State De partment Internal security affairs said time is on the Wests side in the cold war provided we are waiting to cooperate with time Cabot urged full support of Americas program to arm its allies He said gifts of weapons were investments in Americas safety Time is on our side provided we are willing to cooperate with time Cabot said in an address Prepared for delivery at a foreign policy conference at Colgate University The mutual security program represents the most effective method by which we can make sure that time remains our firm ally Cabot said the governments biggest problem in carrying out the North Atlantic Treaty plan is keeping the American public aware of what the program will do The crucial area in the present world conflict is right here at home Cabot said The fate of Western civilization may depend in the long run upon the minds and hearts of the men and women of the United States Warns of Dangers Alexander Krenesky former Russian premier warned the conference last night of the dangers of the drive behind Soviet policy Kerensky and Constantin Fotitch former Yugoslav ambassador to the United States told some 300 delegates that the Russian people are potential friends and are the first victims of the totalitarian dictatorship of the Communist regime The Western nations suffer
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N.Y
Thomas D. Cabot
State Department
Internal Security Affairs
Cabot
America
Colgate University
United States
Alexander Krenesky
Kerensky
Constantin Fotitch
Fotitch Critiques Tito and Soviet Control Claims
Fotitch dismissed Tito as an overrated national leader and argued his prestige failed to spark anti-Kremlin movements. He claimed Tito’s 1932 divisions cannot match a modern army and that Moscow uses defections to tighten influence over satellites, removing unreliable Communist readers.
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Fotitch
Marshal Tito
Kremlin
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