Jan Masaryk on Russia and America’s role in world policy
The 1946 off the record interview with Jan Masaryk reveals his view that America must adopt a tough policy toward Russia to keep it in line. He spoke of love for both nations, warned of Soviet aims, and urged decisive action to prevent domination while urging the United States to recognize its power and responsibility. He suggested his death might inspire timely, realistic choices.
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Hal Lehrman
Russia
America
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Henry Wallace
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William and Mary to Honor Truman and Virginia Governor
President Truman and Governor Tuck of Virginia will receive honorary degrees on April 2 at the College of William and Mary in his home state. Senators Taft Morgenthau Hatch comment on political sides and corn market dealings amid national discontent with political preeminence.
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College of William and Mary
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My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Essay Warns Against War Fear
Eleanor Roosevelt argues against Walter Winchell's Sunday broadcast urging war preparation. She warns of nationwide hardship and global consequences, urging nations to seek peaceful agreements, uphold the world court and United Nations, and act from confidence rather than fear.
Psychological Moves Behind Truman Message to Congress
Drew Pearson outlines worries about Soviet germ warfare plans and a new Soviet German government led by Von Paulus. He cites Russian troop maneuvers, fear of suitcase biological attacks, and Moscow’s strategy to isolate bases. The piece argues a firm stance may deter aggression and critiques emphasis on a large land army versus air power.
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Ruark Background Plays Small Role In Filling Position
Columnist Robert C Ruark notes Clint Anderson a Santa Fe aide to Truman era agriculture post. He traces Andersons career from insurance to relief work and wartime price probes amid accusations of political pork and ties to McKee contracting at Los Alamos.
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VA GI Bill Qs on books, courses, and care
VA pays for all required books and equipment for courses. You may change courses with VA permission if it serves your best interest. Outpatient care is not available for non service connected disabilities. WAAC to WAC veterans may qualify for VA hospital enrollment if eligible. Night or part-time study is allowed under the GI Bill.
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Mines Inspector Heads to Hailey Region Tour
State Mines Inspector George McDowell departed Boise on an inspection trip to Triumph mine and nearby workings in the Hailey district to review compliance with state safety regulations.
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Oligarchy blocks House vote on anti monopoly measure
Marquis Childs argues that the House committee and Leo Allen block action on the O Malley Kefauver bill to close a loophole in the Clayton Act. He warns that failure to act cultivates monopoly power and threatens democracy, urging decisive measures to curb concentration.
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Army plans temporary draft to curb Russian aggression
Army drafts bill to revive selective service at Truman’s request for a temporary draft. House Armed Services Chair Walter Andrews says 800,000 to 1,000,000 youths could be drafted within a year, from an eligible 18 to 25 age pool, with 18 months’ service and exemptions for WW II veterans and vital occupations. Draft could begin in July if enacted.
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Walter G. Andrews
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Admiral Sees No Early War
Admiral William Standley, wartime ambassador to Russia, told the San Diego Federal Business Association there is no chance of immediate war between the United States and the Soviet Union. He said Russia is not ready for war now and the U S would have to be drawn into one through outright aggression.
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