ERP Slash Aids Russia in European aid policy shift
The dispatch says Moscow cut reparations demands from Hungary and Romania four days after the US House trimmed European aid by over a quarter. It argues the cuts reflect misread American will, praising Soviet benevolence while warning that House leaders jeopardize Europe's freedom fight and US aims in a tough war against communism.
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Ride Im Cowboy Convention Repudiates Truman Nomination
Southern Democratic groups plan to hold a convention to select their own presidential nominee if Truman is nominated. The remarks emphasize a strong military posture and international leadership through a land sea air coalition.
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Medical Leader Horizonta 1 7 Pictured executive
A historical column lists leaders and terms related to medicine, government, and language. It enumerates clues across fields and hints at a puzzle-style feature in the issue. The piece blends references to the American Medical Association and various wordplay entries.
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Debate on extending social security to nontraditional workers
My Day criticizes the House Ways and Means Committee for delaying social security coverage for self employed, agricultural, and domestic workers while outlining limited expansions for state and nonprofit employees and a few other groups. The piece surveys Republican and Democratic platforms as the 80th Congress nears its end, predicting cautiously bland party documents rather than strong policy statements.
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Milwaukee man jailed for drunken driving after mistaken ID
William Weber Jr. aged 71 was arrested after a collision and fined $100 for drunken driving. He failed to produce a valid license, presenting a street car pass instead, and was booked on the DUI charge.
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Stassen as VP Bet: GOP Field Plays It Safe
Harold Stassen seeks the vice presidential nomination as Dewey reshapes the race with a sharp exchange on communism. Stassen loses fundraising steam but forces debate, with party bosses wary of his youth and liberal past while eyeing a potential veep slot.
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Truman Critics Question His Standing as He Presses On
A political column lampoons the declining support for President Truman as Democrats desert the campaign. The writer praises Truman for pressing on, noting his perseverance amid hostile crowds and public doubt, while criticizing his rivals and party leaders.
Swedish King Gustaf V Celebrates 90th Birthday
Sweden marks King Gustaf V's 90th birthday with a day long celebration led by a parade through Stockholm. Four thousand school children opened festivities with a concert at the royal castle as Danish King Frederick and Queen Ingrid attended along with other royalty.
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Marquis Childs Sees Taft Suffer GOP Pushback in Senate
In Washington Taft’s education and health proposals stall as House Republicans bottleneck his plans. Taft’s campaign manager is on the rules committee, hindering progress. Martin’s independence and Taft’s blunt style complicate his bid with independents and governors weighing forward-looking GOP unity.
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Chimpanzee Billy Arrives in Hollywood for Movie Tryout
Billy the trained chimpanzee arrived from Cincinnati to pursue acting at Universal International studios with trainer Mrs. William Dressman. Patricia Alphin welcomed him with bananas and a limousine ride as part of a stunt to spark jealousy in Joe the veteran chimpanzee and his boredom at acting.
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