Hoover’s Call for Virile Leadership in the Next Presidency
The piece argues Republicans and Democrats should heed Herbert Hoover’s advice to set party lines aside and nominate strong leaders against totalitarianism. It warns against improvised platitudes and urges mature convention choices with leaders aligned to party ideals. It discusses wartime economic strain and cautions cautious aid to Communist-threat nations, urging reconstruction of western Europe and rejection of Nazi guilt while opposing malice.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
Europe
Germany
Forgotten Comrades and Cincinnati Reds in Taft Era Satire
Russian writer Kozelsky tours Cincinnati and quips that “everything except the air is the property of the Tafts” in a Young Communist magazine. He notes the Reds seem nonsubversive yet hints at underground status given their NL standing.
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Kozelsky
Young Communist
Cincinnati
Tafts
Cincinnati Reds
National League
Unsolved Traffic Problem in Chicago Supermarkets
A Chicagoan proposes express lanes in supermarkets to reduce traffic jams and pushcart collisions. The piece explores how prices seem tied to everyday shopper attitudes and cites quotes from several notable figures, including Douglas, Forrestal, Eisenhower, Truman, Hatch, Kem, and Warren, reflecting on law, defense, journalism, and politics.
Word Puzzle Clues Solve Actress Themed Grid
A compact list of crossword style clues and answers for a vertical horizontal grid. The reader encounters numbered prompts like Thawed and Little demon with across and down directions guiding word placement.
Puzzle list fragmented phrases from a crossword style clue set
A scrambled set of numbered clue fragments includes terms like palate first man solitary insect Ray auricle rodent fiber knots perfect promontory port hardens sun god exists and references to New Guinea and windmill related phrases. The collection reads as a partial fill-in style puzzle without coherent narrative or complete clues.
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New Guinea
Reflections on European aid and democracy in a postwar view
The writer argues that six months is unrealistic to judge ERP aid results in Europe and urges reports after a year from field workers. He warns threats could paralyze efforts, notes European nations face war scars, and stresses sincerity through deeds. He closes with a personal note on the Lake Success human rights session.
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Hyde Park
Europe
Uncle Sam
Human Rights Commission
Lake Success
Rotarians Meet Tonight at Hotel Bannock in Idaho
Rotary hosts Thursday evening session at 7 p.m. in the Hotel Bannock with guest T. E. Roche Boise general manager of Idaho Power Co. District governor-elect Gordon Baxter and Rotarians from ten southeastern Idaho cities plus Jackson Wyoming attend as special guests.
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Idaho
Bannock
S. E. Brady
T. E. Roche
Boise
Idaho Power Co
Gordon Baxter
Ogden
Pocatello
St. Anthony Rexburg
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
American Falls
Rupert
Montpelier
Preston
Aberdeen
Driggs
Jackson, Wyo
New Instructor At Ricks College
REXBURG New instructor in physical science at Ricks College Ricard K Coburn is named by president John L Clarke. Coburn has taught physics and mathematics at Penn State Center for undergraduates in Hazelton Pennsylvania for two years. He is a son of Dr and Mrs P Coburn of St Anthony.
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Rexburg
Ricard K. Coburn
Ricks College
John L. Clarke
Coburn
Penn State Center
Hazelton
P. Coburn
St. Anthony
Majority Of Republicans Realize Now That U. S. Cannot Live Alone
Philadelphia Convention scenes show Republican delegates eager for action and a victory. Tensions flare as Salty Carroll Reece battles Georgia seating with Dewey forces. Debate on world governance reflects a shift from wartime promises to postwar global engagement.
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U. S
Philadelphia
White House
Treasury Department
Salty Carroll Reece
Salty
Georgia
Taft
Reece
Col
R. B. Creager
Texas
Dudley C. Hay
Michigan
GOP
National Committee
Dewey
Tennessee
Hay
Lish
France
U. S. Navy
Japan
Chicago
Air Force
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S.A
Republican Party
Arthur Vandenberg
Roosevelt
England
Thomas E. Dewey
Fdr
Mussolini
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Lodge
Atlantic
Young Lodge
Cleveland
John Putnam
Nat Howard
Cleveland News
Metropolitan Voters Hold Key to November Election
George Gallup reports that big city voters in 1948 show a GOP advantage in metropolitan areas as of early June. Wallac e influences the urban contest, with party strength varying by city size and timing, while Truman’s popularity was low.
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Philadelphia
GOP
Democrats
Republican Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Big City
The
Institute
Truman
Social Security Amendments Raise Federal Match for Aid
E A Haggerty reports that changes to the social security act raise the federal share for old age assistance and aid to the blind to as high as 50 dollars, up from 45, while overall individual payments remain unchanged. The amendments take effect October 1, 1948, with some grant increases expected. Amber, once used for beads, was varnish in ancient times per Britannica.
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E. A. Haggerty
Department of Public Assistance
Haggerty
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Carl Hatch
New Mexico
James P. Kem
Missouri
Earl Warren
California
Horic
Denmark
Edward
Toot
Seth
St Imr
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East Center
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Drew Pearson
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Equipment Co. Inc
Gallup. Poll
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Big Cities
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