Kremlin moves and Western resolve amid Communist tactics
The piece contrasts European Communist leaders’ conciliatory language with new calls to welcome Soviet liberators. It argues U S policy toward Russia remains firm under the Marshall plan and North Atlantic alliance, prompting France and Italy to crack down on Communists and back American support against Moscow.
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France
Italy
Europe
Marshal Stalin
Russia
Kremlin
North Atlantic
United States
Israel
United States Senate
Moscow
Red Army
Thorez
Togliatti
Lucky Lady II non stop world flight reshapes air defense view
Washington reports the Lucky Lady II landed at 10 21 40 after a 94 hour nonstop circumnavigation with a crew of 14. The feat expands strategic air planning as refueling in flight extends bomber reach beyond 4000 miles and shifts emphasis toward forward defense and extended-range operations. Lt Gen Curtis Lemay notes the implication for B 36, B 50, and B 29 deployments from bases in Alaska, Newfoundland, and Limestone Maine.
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Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Texas
Lucky II
Fairbanks
Alaska
Goose Bay
Newfoundland
Limestone
Maine
Curtis Lemay
Strategic Air Force
Azores
Moscow
Lucky Lady II completes first nonstop global flight
Marquis Childs notes Lucky Lady II’s four refueling stops by tanker planes from four air bases, enabling a nonstop circumnavigation. General Lemay envisions future world-spanning tanker escort for bombing missions, arguing midflight refueling eliminates essential bases. Capt. James Gallagher and crew appear fresh after four days, embodying American resolve and character.
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Air Force
Arctic
James Gallagher
Berlin schoolchildren gift Scotch terrier to Gen. Clay
Berlin papers praise the tribute to U S General Lucius D Clay by Berlin schoolchildren who named a new Scottie George. Rumor says Clay previously owned a George who once bit a Russian visitor, then died from poisoning. Washington gossip recalls Sen Harry Cain’s objections to Wallgren as National Resources Board chair.
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Washington
NEA
Berlin
U. S
Lucius D. Clay
George
Clay
Scottie
Harry Cain
Mon. C. Wallgren
National Resources Board
Cain
Wallgren
Senate
Harry Truman
Congress
Denver tale sparks debate on gender and identity
A Denver incident reports a father masquerading as a mother for 20 years before an arrest prompts discussion. The writer argues women can succeed in business, though pay gaps and jealousy persist, while praising women who balance family roles with ambition.
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Denver
Colorado
Billie Morrison
It Happened Last Night by Earl Wilson
A humor column recounts a boy mishearing his father's name, a popular entertainer Bernie Kamber in multiple clubs, and notes from Earl Wilson about Lynnette Browne’s Broadway potential. It also mentions Henry Morgan’s book title contest and Mary Martin inspired hairdos.
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Earl’s
Wilson
Lynnette Browne
Henry Morgan
Doubleday
Morgan
Henry
Louie Johnson Favored for National Defense Post
Washington profiles Louis Johnson a Clarksburg West Virginia lawyer and wartime aide to the War Department as a strong candidate for secretary of national defense. The piece credits his early rearmament efforts pre Pearl Harbor and his bold push for aircraft production and Latin American ties while detailing his feuds with Woodring and his hard charging leadership style.
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Washington
National Defense
Clarksburg
W. Va
Louie Johnson
Johnson
War Department
Woodring
Pearl Harbor
University of Virginia
Supreme Court
West Virginia
House
United States
Congress
Alaska
Latin America
Harry Woodring
Kansas
George Dern
India
Roosevelt
Pandit Nehru
Mahhatma Gandhi
Washington, D. C
New York
Marshall Deserves Best McLemore
A reader extols General George Marshall, praising his lifetime service from Army leader to Secretary of State. The column lauds his tireless efforts, recalls Mardi Gras honors in New Orleans, and notes his recall to active duty while urging Americans to remember and honor his contributions.
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New Orleans
General Marshall
George Marshall
Council Bars Alameda Cabs From Streets Sparks Debate
In Pocatello readers weigh a local curb on Alameda cab services amid accusations of monopoly and free enterprise questions. Gov Robins praises 4-H week and Bannock sheriff warns against stray gunfire after a spent .22 round injures no one.
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Council
Alameda
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Fair City
Albert Mylrole
Bannock County
Gov. C. A. Robins
Robins
Idaho
Goings On In Hollywood
Hollywood buzz centers on a rumored Warner Brothers 15 million for a films for television venture. Jean Arthur and Frank Ross divorce looms while a reconciliation is possible. Esther Williams may becoming a comic actress in Neptune's Daughter. Cesar Romero seeks Fox release. Dinah Shore tops records with 3 million sold.
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Hollywood
NEA
Warner Brothers
Jack Warner
Calabass
Calif
Jean Arthur
Frank Rdss
Frank Ross
Howard Hughes
RKO
Charles Boyer
Paris
Eddie Buzzell
Esther Williams
Neptune
Cesar Romero
Fox
Romero
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Mary Martin
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