Italy ballots shape Cold War paths in Europe
Post election analysis credits Italian voters with steering away from a northern communist bid and backing De Gasperi. It notes Washington and Moscow strategists will act, ERP aid advances, and Italy’s choice reducing risk to European recovery and U.S. prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Washington
de Gasperi
Social Democrats
Popular Front
Anne
Italy
America
Russia
Catholic Church
Trieste
Europe
Wallace Eyeing Taft in 1952 Presidential Speculation
In a New York speech Wallace labels communism as spreading due to Truman Stassen Martin and Dewey policies. Taft is absent from the list, prompting speculation on why, amid broader remarks about leadership and world affairs. The piece cites Eisenhower and Tunney on peace and sportsmanship.
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Henry Wallace
New York
Truman
Stassen
Martin
Dewey
Taft
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Taft
Russia
Uncle Sam
Palestine
Harley Kilgore
West Virginia
Kilgore
Abdullah
Britain
U. S
Europe
United States
USA
Jean Henri Michel
Ince
Switzerland
Canada
Groupe Resurrection
Michel
Washington
Walter Reuther Attack and Un-American Activities Debate
A World copyright syndicated column condemns the shooting of Walter Reuther and urges law over violence. It also discusses the South Carolina Democratic primary voting rights and reviews a Harvard Law Review analysis by Walter Gellhorn on the House Un-American Activities Committee proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
New York
Walter Reuther
United Automobile
Workers
Walter Gellhorn
Harvard Law Review
Un-American Activities Committee
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
Gellhorn
Senate Graft Allegations Tangle Oklahoma Senator and Allies
A Paul Bunyan style account traces Senator El mer Thomas of Oklahoma amid alleged cotton and commodity market gambles. It details associations with Mickey Rosner and other figures, noting prior probes and a silent Senate subcommittee led by Senator Ferguson with little action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Thomas
Senate
Senator Ferguson
Michigan
Ferguson
Howard Hughes
Brewster
Maine
Mickey Rosner
FBI
A. L. Stamm and Co
New York
Senator Thomas
Rosner
Stamm
Mickey
Thomas Pr
Lindbergh
Owney Madden
Salvy Spitale
Berten
Rosner Ely
National Association of
Thom
Ralph Moore
Tom Linder
Georgia
G. MacDonald
Texas
Duke Cullum
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Curley Ks
Illinois
Palestine
Roaring Reform Probes Spark Call For Simple Living
The column notes a massive government conference with 125 agencies and 40 million people to dissect and reform the American family. It mocks reform zeal, cites war, living costs, drugs, and media as factors, and recalls Grandpa’s critique of modern conveniences and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Hughes
Washington
Church
Liticians
Universal Jary
Homer Q. Sapee
Randpa
Grandpa
Kinsey
The
Politisiene
Winter Kill Damages Power County Wheat Crops
A survey by Power county extension agent Sterling Schow reports extensive winter kill damage to Power county wheat, with about 5000 acres in Pleasant Valley needing reseeding. Rockland Valley fares better, Arbon Valley reports small damage, while Komar wheat offers hope for 1948. Farm operations slowed, seed beds prepared, and some cattle on low altitude ranges remain in good condition despite hay shortages. Potlatch forest workers in Lewiston gain a 12.5 cent hourly wage increase retroactive to April 1.
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American Falls
Sterling Schow
Power County
Thorugh
Pleasant Valley
Rockland Valley
Arbon
Nylon Line Misadventure on a Fishing Trip
A male narrator recounts a comic battle with stubborn nylon line during a fishing setup. The line jams two spools, tangles the typewriter and telephone, and wraps around desk items before a calm partner helps finish winding it onto the reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Bell Telephone System
San Francisco
Men
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sagebrush Sermonettes Parable of Western Landmarks
Leroy H. Walker reflects on pioneers and landmarks as life lessons. He likens guiding trails to the Bible as a map for youth and highlights the Church and home as sheltering landmarks guiding steady living amid perilous journeys.
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Leroy H. Walker
Western Plains
Radio program schedule and Cavemen map request
A radio station schedule lists afternoon and evening programs across KEYY and KEIO stations with shows from Musical Reveille to The Fat Man. In Salem Oregon a Denver pupil Bill Mountford’s request for a prehistoric Oregon map was forwarded to Grants Pass Cavemen, the local civic group.
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Young Peoples Church of the Air
Intermountain News
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Back To God
Gena Branscombe Choral
Mutual Music Box
Air Force Hour
Bill Cunningham
Alexander
Parky
Jim Backus
Red of Strings
Eddy Howard
Orch
Mutual Reports
The
Three Suns
Buck
Salem
Ore
Bill Mountford
Denver Schoolboy
Oregon Highway Mmission
Travel Information Bureau
Oregon
Grants Pass
Cavemen
Hcme
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Pocatello Post
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Secretary of
Labor Schnellenbach
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S. Army
Gene Tunney
Eleanor Roosevelt
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Our
National Defense
Phemon
Sen. Thomas
Pearson
Ruark
Potlatch Forest
Lewiston
Keyy
KEIO
KC Sunday
A. M
Israel
AP News Con
Voice of
Adventist Youth
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts Quartet
Almenac
Gaara Vespers
AP News
Mr. President
Drew Pearson
Fat Man
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