No-Hurry Congressmen Face Push to Act on ERP
Secretary Marshall urged an April deadline for the European Recovery Program but lawmakers resisted speed. They fear aiding free nations could provoke Soviet expansion, and the looming Italian election on April 18 heightens stakes as Stalin presses for Europe’s fate.
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Marshall
Italy
de Gasperi
ERP
Free Europe
Greece
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Europe
Congress
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Nazi Germany
Secretary Marshall
Senator Vandenberg
Truman
Josef Stalin
Hidden Frankfurt Senate Sparks Bizonia Alarm
A German senate group of 16 in Frankfurt met behind locked doors stirring concern among Bizonia officials. The event heightens unease over German democracy and press transparency during Allied oversight.
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Frankfurt
Bizonia
Pictured Wisconsin legislator H LaFollette
A former senator from Wisconsin is shown, identified as LaFollette, who previously served in the U.S. Senate. The clipping notes his expunger status and recalls his political career in the state’s circles.
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M LaFollette
U.S
Eee Pom
Wisconsin
River Barrier
Cenaraes
Women Rights and Democracy Highlight at Tho mas Award Speech
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts her Philadelphia visit for the M. Carey Thomas award. She notes Justice Wiley Rutledge spoke on women's rights as a gauge of democracy, compares Nazi slogans, and describes meetings with Bryn Mawr's Katherine McBride and others. She travels to Poughkeepsie visiting Vassar College and a 25th anniversary Girl Scouts event.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
World Copyright
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
M. Carey Thomas
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Wiley Rutledge
Miss Thomas
Justice Rutledge
Hitler
Gertrude Ely
Katharine McBride
Bryn Mawr College
Anna Lord Strauss
New York City
Advertising Club
Isaac Libekvan
Arnold Constable and Co
Anna Rosenberg
Alfred Vanderbilt
Wiltwyck School Endowment Fund
Parkway
Poughkeepsie
Vassar College
Vassar
Girl Scouts
Brownies
Europe
Newsmen Protest Censorship by Gen MacArthur
Journalists in Japan protest General MacArthur's press controls and secrecy that shield economic and social matters from Allied reporting. The letter cites classified conversations, restricted statistics, raids on homes, and threats of court martial, signed by AP, New York Times, NBC, World Report, Time, and Life.
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Washington
MacArthur
Japan
United States
U. S
Germany
American Society of Newspaper Editors
General MacArthur
Frayne Baker
Baker
SCAP
Supreme Command
Allied Powers
United Nations
Pio
Shigeru Yoshida
Army
Congress
CID
G-2
ESS
Tom Lambert
Associated Press
Burt Crane
The
New York Times
George Thomas Forster
NBC
Joseph Fromm
World Report
Carl Mydans
Time
Life Magazines
Gloria Swanson to host fashion homemaking TV show
Radio gossip notes that Gloria Swanson will star in a summer television program offering a weekly mix of fashions homemaking kitchen hints and interviews. The piece humorously questions how the glamorous actress will present kitchen tips given her famed wardrobe and social circle.
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WPIX
New York
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Wallace Beery
Michael Farmer
Mr. No. 5
Mary
Domestic servants lead air travel between Boston and Europe
AP reports Harold R. Harris of American Overseas Airlines states that domestic servants were the largest group traveling by air on Boston to Europe routes last year, highlighting travel trends among service workers.
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AIR Boston
Boston
Europe
Harold R. Harris
American Overseas Airlines
Celebrating St Patrick's Day A Irish Pride Column
Paul Gallico reflects on Irish identity in a lively column. He celebrates Irish poets politicians athletes singers and cooks while lamenting a family misnomer between Gallagher and Gallico. He praises Irish culture and looks forward to St. Patrick's Day and national pride.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Southland
Paul Gallagher
Brian Boru
Seumas O’ Gallagher
Kerry
The
Gallaghers
Fingal
Fingal O'Rory
All Ireland
Seumas O’gallagher
Seumas
Ireland
Italy
Gallagher
Gallico
Fingal O’rory
Radio Schedule Across KEIO KC Stations
Radio listings show a dense daily lineup on KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 with programs from musical clocks to AP News. Notable items include Hoosier Hot Shots, Dizzy Burt, and a State Basketball Tournament segment, plus nightly features like Murder and Mr Malone and Captain Midnight.
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AP News
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Sky King
Elmer Davis
Bing Crosby
Star Theatre
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Lean Back
Sistes
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Civil Liberties
Billy Roseree
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Soviet Union
Albert T. Luer
Western Meat Packers’ Association
Danny
Drew Pearson
Gen. MacArthur
Henry
Star
Henry McLemore
Herbert Somborn
By Lehty
Paul Gallico
Columbus
Isabella
Pat
Rick
KEIO
Keyy
IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
John Nesbitt
U. S. Marine Band
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