A Battle Over Europe Aid Divides U S Lawmakers
The article notes a partisan rift on European recovery policy, focusing on Rep Charles Eaton’s call for a nonpartisan American world policy. He questions the 17 billion total request, urging a one year appropriation and united effort beyond party lines to counter Communist subjugation in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Europe
U. S
Charles Eaton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
New Jersey
Mr. Eaton
Free Nations of
Truman
Eaton
Tojo Trial Readings Draw Out Debate On Punishment
The Tokyo war crimes tribunal has endured 350 days of hearings and now faces readings from Tojo autobiography and alibi texts. In this moment, questions arise about who is being punished the aggressor or the victorious nations.
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International Military Tribunal
Hideki Tojo
Tokyo
Tojo
Lost Paper Mystery From White House Desk
A playful exchange between Paul Gallico and Harry S. Truman about the disappearance of the Anti-Inflation Bill. The letter humorously muses on where papers vanish, suggesting pockets, medicine chests, laundry hampers, coat pockets, and even fridge storage, ending with a promise to write again.
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Harry S. Truman
White House
Washington, D. C
Harry
Mrs. Truman
Paul Gallico
Politics Will Color Every Decision In Washington
A Washington staff size-up predicts politics will color session choices with delays and compromises. Tax cuts likely. meat rationing uncertain. price and wage controls debated. rent controls possible with tweaks. Marshall Plan delayed. budget near $40 billion. universal military training possible. Truman aimed for an eastern running mate with Dewey and Warren favored for the GOP ticket. Wallace triggers mixed reactions among parties. Also notes synthetic rain and rubber, Army and Navy funding, and Camp Gordon probe developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scripps-Howard
Congress
Uncle Sam Targets Communists In UN Sparring
Henry McLemore laments U S actions toward Nicholas Kyriazedes and Syed S. Hassan, two newspaper men labeled Communists. He mocks UN Secretary General Trygve Lie, argues the United States bears blame for world leadership and questions why the UN corrects U S behavior while other nations err. The piece ends with a call to relocate the UN and full American backlash.
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Henry McLemore
Sam
Goliah
State Department
United States
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Nicholas Kyriazedes
Syed S. Hassan
Greece
India
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Washington
Uncle Sam
Mr. B
Mr. Lie
France
Italy
England
Lake Success
Lake Placid
Puzzle Word List From Mixed Clues
A vertical and across string of crossword style clues list several word fragments and synonyms for common terms like accuses recovers image incite and Indian. The grid items hint at standard puzzle fill with abbreviations musical notes and directional hints included.
Fragmented puzzle terms map to clues and meanings
A list of crossword like entries appears, pairing numbers with word fragments and clues. Items include horse shoe repair, white mineral, high priest, medical suffix, June bug, Cretan mount, and Aramaic abbreviation. The page seems to catalog clue answers and cross reference numbers for a puzzle.
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Herman
Bone Senate
General Eddy Promotion Questioned. Dunn Praised Abroad
In Rome Drew Pearson defends General Manton E Eddy promotion as warranted by a strong combat record, and commends U S Ambassador to Italy Jimmy Dunn for effective diplomacy. He recalls the Naples convoy ceremony with Italian children cheering Viva America, and notes Moscow’s shifting moves in Greece Hungary France Italy and Austria as part of Soviet strategy. Orlando lauds American friendship and the war effort, praising bridges built and the Army’s renewal.
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Drew Pearson
Rome
Manton E. Eddy
Army
Eddy
Jimmy Dunn
U. S
Italy
Jimmy
United States
Naples
America
Mount Vesuvius
Tito
Moscow
Greece
Hungary
France
Austria
Orlando
Vittorio Orlando
New York
Colonel House
George Washington
Europe
Lubrication Helps Brake Linking Improve Adjustment
Before tests on brake adjustment, lubricate the linkage from pedal to drums. Lack of lubrication impedes free action, causing inefficient braking, poor adjustment, or undue wear.
Laugh Off Drought Brings Profit to Llano Ranchers
Drought on the Edwards plateau is described as severe, yet ranchers report no financial loss due to high meat prices allowing profitable livestock sales despite limited range. The note adds a remark that the frigate bird, though sea bound in name, cannot swim.
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Llano
Tex
Edwards Plateau
Texas
Radio Program Schedule Fringes and Casual Notes
A vintage radio listing combines morning and afternoon shows with news and entertainment slots. It mentions programs like AP News, Breakfast Club, Welcome Travelers, and Xavier Cugat, along with scattered notes about trunk-bark eating by Jamaica natives and a late signoff segment.
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Slim Bryant
AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Band Groom
Xavier Cugat
Dick Tracy
Terry
Elmer Davis
Boston Symphony
Norman Cloutier
John Sanborn
Ellery_Queen
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Powel Crosley, Jr
Crosley Motors, Inc
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corp
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Ware, Gree Pe
Dewey
Warren
Stassen
Wallace
CIO
AEL
Star
Army Signal Corps
Office of Naval Research
Budget Bureau
General Electric
Koth
Netherlands
Shaffer Subcommittee
House
Armed Services Committee
Shaffer
Ewan Clague
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Schwellenbach
Clague
Charles W. Smith
Federal Power Commission
Burton N. Behling
Behling
Smith
Commission
Bureau of Accounts, Finance and Rates
Camp Gordon
Miami
American Legion
Ira T. Wyche
John C. H. Lee
Stanley S
Amerce
Gen. Eddy
Jamaica
IMN Farm Journal
IMN
IMN Farm News
Kate Smith
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Harold Turner
Milt Herth
Tommy Dorsey
Jerry Sears
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Zane Grey
David Rose
Newscape
California Melodies
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Leighton Noble
Lee Castle
Mutual
Morton Downey
Goodnight
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