Washington Calling reflections on mine life and political cloud
Marquis Childs describes feeling enclosed by Washington gloom after a Florida interlude. He contrasts old mine pit ponies, sunlit shores, and the Truman administration's insulated circle, noting few new faces and rising fear over hydrogen bomb talk. He warns freedoms may erode if countered by government overreach and FBI power.
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Washington
England
Jose
Florida
Hin
Truman
Clark Clifford
Soviet
Russia
Howard Smith
Virginia
National Science Foundation
FBI
Gestapo
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Bank Sees Good Spring For Business Despite Coal Strike
Cleveland bulletin notes coal strike lingered past warnings, yet forecasts strong spring for auto and construction sectors and solid consumer demand. It cites high inventories, price trends, and the rise of automobiles from four per nation in 1898 to 35.5 million by 1949, framing resilience in postwar economy despite labor disruptions.
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Cleveland
Bureau of
Cleveland Trust Co. Business Bulletin
Bulletin
Bureau
U. S
World War I and II failure rates compared in chart
The chart shows failures at a minimum in 1919 and 1945, then rising sharply. It notes that World War II figures were well below World War I levels, indicating a smaller scale of failures during the later conflict.
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Buletin
Bulletin
Ietin
Highway Chief To State Views On Paying For Roads
Ohio Governor Lausche backs a 25 percent state and local match for U. S. highway construction with the federal government supplying 75 percent. Highway Director T. J. Kauer will present the state’s position to the House Public Works Committee in Washington on March 22 after talks with the governor and other groups. Some proposals call for 50-50 or 15 percent state and local shares, but Lausche warns such schemes erode local responsibility and push control to the federal level. Representatives of cities counties highway builders users and the Farm Bureau supported the discussion.
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Wuewsuous
T. J. Kaver
House Public Works Committee
Washington
Ohio
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Kauer
Lausche
Farm Bureau
Born today and The cautionary guide to your social future
March 15 birthday profiles advise confidence balanced with caution. Individuals born today should cultivate self reliance and self assurance while avoiding false bravado and overthinking new ideas. Their social nature, flair for style, and dramatic ability may aid personal growth and career if they guard choosing a suitable partner.
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Clark University
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Sandura
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