London Conference Ends in Failure and Inflation Battle
The London foreign ministers conference collapsed with no union on German reparations or Russia policy. The U S and allies plan new talks on western Germany while inflation at home defeats the anti inflation bill 202 to 188. Emergency winter relief is cut to 509 million despite support for aid to Europe and China. Divorce rates rise as marriages fall from 2.3 million weddings in 1946 to 622,000 divorces amid wartime and postwar shifts.
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Japan's Togo cites dual motives in Pearl Harbor plan
Shigenori Togo described a prewar Japanese plot and his opposition to a surprise attack. He blamed navy leaders for the decision and noted Nagano’s death during trials. The article also discusses U S Zionist pressures over Palestine partition, U N actions, and potential Soviet involvement.
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Fate of Korea in UN plans sparks east west split
The UN weighs elections for a unified Korea as the Soviet Union may resist observers and push toward a northern partition while the United States backs independence in the south. Argentina offers five billion dollars in Latin American credits signaling a Marshall Plan for the region. An Australian soprano to perform Elektra in Chicago, and driver education in high schools could drastically cut road deaths, says Dr. Wayne Hughes of the National Safety Council.
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Amendment needed for Taft Hartley act says Patterson
Dean Patterson argues the Taft Hartley act requires amendment to be effective and constitutional. He warns against enforcement by a single man or board and insists government by law, not by men, preserves freedom and lawful interpretation.
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Gems of Thought Quotations and Aphorisms
A collection of aphorisms attributed to Elbert Hubbard and others. The text emphasizes memory versus forgetting, the value of common sense, personal honor, and fortune perceived by careful observation. Includes a Bacon sentiment about Fortune and sight.
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Fortune Telling Tricks Tap Party Audiences
A cheeky guide touts nine methods of telling fortunes to charm crowds at gatherings. Methods include cards tea leaves dice dominoes horoscopes and more with a colorful display and turban attire.
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