The Czechoslovak Coup and Communist Promise
The piece argues that despite Czech wealth and liberties communism won power swiftly. It traces why the opposition collapsed, cites gratitude and fear toward Moscow, and portrays Czechoslovakia as an ideal Kremlin laboratory to prove or refute Marxist promises, while doubting the outcome.
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Dr. Marx
Czechoslovakia
Red Army
Moscow
Russia
Ommunist Party
Eduard Benes
U. S
Kremlin
Low Blow Over Censorship Protest Sparks Political Accusations
In New York a writers and actors meeting condemned censorship in the arts. John Garfield urged a mass rally timed to a forthcoming Un American Activities Committee probe, saying it would “make him sick again.” The exchange touches on Truman civil rights policy and Republican and Texas officials criticizing inflation and headlines.
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New York
John Garfield
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas
Un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
New York Times
Thomas
Garfield
Cizes
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on a New York dinner where the National Council of Jewish Women honored her as Woman of the Year, noting speeches by Justice William O. Douglas and the evening's somber but inspiring tone. She recounts travel, meetings on European recovery, and a family moment with Fala the dog. She muses on responsibility, public service, and the wanderlust of Scotties.
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Hyde Park
New York
National Council of Jewish Women
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Washington
American Veterans Committee
Michael
Phi Beta Kappa Association
George Emlen Roosevelt
Human Rights Commission
Phi Beta Kappa
United Nations
Inter
Robert C. Ruark
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Uncle Sam
Jos
Intra Lodge
Gallup
Mama
Papa
Why Aid The Navajo He’s Got Some Dough
Ruark argues against sensationalizing Navajo poverty and notes real factors behind relief, showing Indians as resilient, culturally rooted, and financially improving through employment with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad and unemployment checks. He mocks the tale of starving Indians and highlights durable tribal identity.
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Bosque Redondo
United States
Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad
Railroad Retirement Board
Russia Grabbing Territory For Atomic War Shield
Drew Pearson reports Soviet aims to secure strategic bases as a buffer against U S bomber routes to Russia. He notes seven potential base locations and argues Russia seeks to squeeze out air bases in Norway Denmark Greece Italy Iceland and Arabia to limit US air power. The piece also covers Truman appointee Joseph O Connell to head the Civil Aeronautics Board and Secretary Marshall’s warnings about Soviet advances and the draft.
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Washington
U. S
Point No. 1
Russia
Japan
Alaska
England
Italy
Greece
Iceland
Arabia
Red Army
Norway
Denmark
Siberia
Congress
Truman
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph O'Connell
Treasury Department
James Landis
Civil Aeronautics
Landis
Tom Finletter
Laurence Kuter
Senate
O’connell
Joe
New York
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
The
Treasury
Max Gardner
Marshall
GOP
Cossmen
Rep
Wint Smith
Kansas
Wat Arnold
Missouri
USA
America
Iron Curtain
Catholic Church
Wolf
John Phillips
California
Europe
China
Bernard “Pat” Kearney
Norris Poulson
Underground Heat Seeks Oil and Minerals Prospects
Scientists spotlight geothermal heat as a modern method for locating oil and mineral deposits. The approach uses subterranean warmth to map energy resources, potentially guiding drilling and exploration strategies.
Grand Larceny Charge Is Filed
Darrell James Brown, 40, faces a grand larceny complaint filed Friday in Fifth District Court by Bannock County Prosecuting Attorney Henry McQuade. Brown waived preliminary hearing at arraignment March 11 after being charged in connection with theft of fur coats a top coat a radio and a suit from Mr and Mrs James L Burns of 939 North Ninth Ave.
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Darrell James Brown
Fifth District
Henry McQuade
Bannock County
Divy
James L. Burns
North
Ninth Ave
Brown
Behe Hares
Hyde
Jutice
Sparkman urges Eisenhower to unite Democrats for 1952
Senator John J. Sparkman of Alabama called on President Truman to exit the race and urged the Democratic Party to nominate General Dwight D. Eisenhower, arguing he could restore party harmony.
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Washington
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman urges fast Congress action to halt Western Europe takeover
Marquis Childs notes President Truman urges rapid congressional action on defense and selective service to deter Soviet expansion. He contrasts Taft and Wallace stances, warns isolationism, and urges a practical buildup including a robust air force and ready draft while avoiding overreliance on technology. A robot painter advances industry reporting follows.
Vet questions on disability statements and GI Bill training
Disabled World War II veteran asks if a disability statement can be provided by the VA. The answer: disclosure is allowed if not injurious to health. private physicians may request information. VA will pay tools and equipment needed for on the job training and tuition if related to the vocation. If unsatisfied, veterans should seek VA counseling, may discontinue or switch training with VA approval.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Kermlin
Moscow
United States
Western Europe
Europe
Henry Wallace
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Oceans
Senate
Army
Navy
Department of National Defenses
Administrator of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Administration
Radio programming schedule highlights for KEYY and KC A.M.
Sunday the KEYY-1240 lineup runs 6:40 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. with varied religious talks, music programs, mystery shows, soaps, and news. KC A.M. on 1450 features Coast to Coast, Israel programs, AP News updates, and evening cultural and talk segments through 7:00 p.m.
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Young People’s Church of the Air
IMN
Sacred Heart Pym
Voice of Prophecy
Christian Scientist
Alan Lomax
KEIO
AP News
Southland
Hexas
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts
Lassie
Sam_ Pettingill
Auditio
Mr. Presid
Walter
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Old Chee Dodge
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Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Marquis Childs
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Trio
Three Suns
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