War of Influence or War We Must Prepare For
Taft defines the world crisis as a war of influence not a military war and warns of Russia using fifth columns to spread Soviet governments to the Atlantic. He notes ERP aid to Europe and urges readiness for possible conflict if democracy is to be saved. Without change in policy Europe cannot be abandoned to communism, so preparation for war is urged.
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Taft
Russia
Atlantic Ocean
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Churchill
U. S
Italy
France
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Europe
United States
OPA
National Defense Advisory Board
Office of Production Management
War Production Board
Hennery
Wallace
Soviet Union
Disillusionment on Free Speech and War Aims
A wartime exchange cites General MacArthur’s political aspirations and Japan’s literacy in criticism as a blow to free speech. Paul Porter warns wages must meet living costs while stabilizing, and General Wainwright fears resurgent Japanese rearmament if democracy is not sold to them.
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MacArthur
Paul Porter
OPA
MacArthur Rises to Second in Republican Support
Princeton New Jersey George Gallup reports MacArthur's support among Republican voters has climbed to second place behind Governor Dewey as of today. Taft Warren and Stassen stay steady. Vandenberg holds, Willkie noted only in historical comparison. A Wisconsin primary test looms April 6 with MacArthur and Dewey on the ballot.
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Princeton
N.J
Douglas MacArthur
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
Earl Warren
California
Harold E. Stassen
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
General MacArthur
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Wisconsin
Eric Johnston
MacArthur
Communists Ordered to Use Force in Campaign
Italian Communist leaders, losing popular support, ordered members to take more determined action using all means including force if necessary. Reports from Milan note threats to seize power if victorious and right wing forces block them. An assault brigade with headquarters near Milan awaits Rome's orders.
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Rome
Milan
Arms program sparks inflation risk and call for controls
Drew Pearson argues the proposed vast arms program could trigger the greatest inflation in U.S. history even if only part is adopted. He urges rapid price controls and material allocations, warns against a trial-and-error approach, and proposes bipartisan leadership and expert guidance to head off inflation.
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OPA
Congress
Truman
Taft
Vandenberg
State Department
Bernard Baruch
Donald Nelson
Leon Henderson
Drew Pearson
Wallace is Hard to Read and Hard to Trust
Paul Gallico questions Wallace’s political direction and aims. He probes whether Wallace would form a socialist or communist government, questions cabinet and military makeup, and critiques Wallace’s followers as war weary yet susceptible to a dangerous fanatic.
Henry McLemore vents over best dressed list snub
In a humorous tirade Henry McLemore denounces a 10 man best dressed ranking. He claims his outfits outshine Eisenhower Rockefeller Cowles and Kaye and boasts eccentric wardrobe details from mustard-spotted suits to yellow shoes. He bets on future recognition by American tailors.
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Henry McLemore
United States
Gen. Eisenhower
Danny Kaye
Sen. Vandenberg
Gardner Cowles
Winthrop Rockefeller
Michigan
Rockefeller
Walgreen’s
Liggett’s
United Cigar
Haberdashers
Churchill
de Gaulle
Montgomery
King George
Mr. Cowles
Exeter
Pres. Truman
Potsdam
Kent Gives Away Dairy After Boycott Over Wallace Support
Ausable Forks New York AP Rockwell Kent, famed artist and writer, closed his dairy after customers boycotted him over pamphlets backing Henry Wallace. He transferred the dairy to two remaining workers, citing need for a free hand to promote Wallace. Kent denied communism claims and stated he is on the American Labor Party state committee which endorsed Wallace.
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Ausable Forks
N. Y
Rockwell Kent
Henry Wallace
Kent
Gerard Garso
Russia
Garso
Ausable Valley
Gene Sheffield
Jerry Higgins
Clifford Malkin
Floyd Plunkett
Essex County
Radio program listings and flood forecast note
A detailed schedule of KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 day parts lists shows hourly programs from 6:40 AM through 11:30 PM, including music news and drama. A closing line states Britannica notes flood crest timing can be predicted using river gauges and rainfall data.
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IMN Farm Journal
Editor’s Daily
IMN News
Melody Ranch
John Nesbitt
Les Brown
Orch
Coast Guard
Happy Gang
Martin Black
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
INM
Tommy Dorsey
Ee Lewis, Jr
I Mamga
Tom Mix
Falcon
Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Mutual News
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Pocatello
POST
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Idaho
Jonathan Wainwright
U. S. Army
U. S. Statesman
Juliet
Alfaro
Seattle
Ireland
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
MacArthur Stassen Eens
Vandenbe
Warren
Martin
Saltonstall
World Bank
National Defense Department
West
Army
Navy
Paul Gallico
Miami
Brother Wallace
Hank
Senate
Foireign
Mae
Tailors of
America
Keyy
Keio
AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Hawaii
Dick Tracy
Sky King
Jack Armstrong
Diner Dansante
Elmer Davis
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