Censorship Bill Endangers Press and Public Duty
The House Rules Committee backs a censorship proposal that would fine and jail reporters for disclosing information. The piece argues leaks aid public understanding and oversight, cites postwar examples, notes risks of secrecy, and urges Congress to reject Hoffman's measure.
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House Rules Committee
Claire Hoffman
Michigan
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Thomas Committee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Condon
Truman
Congressional
House
Senate
Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
United Nations
Yalta
Congress
Mr. Hoffman
Hoffman
Sleeper Mystery Leaves Mrs Reynolds in White Pine
Mrs Clara Reynolds of White Pine Tennessee awoke from a 12 year sleeping sickness claiming the surprise of awakening, while commenting she would rather be Adolf Hitler fallen asleep since 1936. Senator Taft critiques President Truman on Palestine policy noting administration confusion.
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Clara Reynolds
White Pine
Tenn
Adolf Hitler
Truman
U. S
Palestine
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Kaiser
Belgium
England
Hitler
Poland
United States
Turkey
Stalin
White House
Tydings
Berlin
Stockholm
Walter Winchell
State Department
Jimmie Byrnes
Russia
Europe
Red
Carrie
Yugoslav Fences and Global Tangles Dominate Foreign Minister Horizon
Foreign ministers meet amid tangled topics from Yugoslav fences to global horizons. The fragmented word puzzle hints at positions, dates, and key terms like republics, rivers, and official roles shaping diplomacy and regional stability.
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt on East West Talks
Eleanor Roosevelt argues the United States should push for open dialogue with the USSR and promote free travel and trade to ease tensions. She says European recovery strengthens democracies, hopes for reduced East West barriers, and urges concrete exchanges over suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Ussr
Back-Tracking by Russia Sparks Mixed US Notes
Drew Pearson argues Ambassador Smith faced obstacles in Moscow and notes Moscow’s easing pressure after the May 4 Molotov note. He outlines three schools of thought behind the note and warns diplomatic secrecy backfired as Molotov publicized it, exposing US bungling and seeking peace through open diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beetle” Smith
Molotov
Foreign Office
Moscow
Ambassador Smith
France
Austria
Scandinavia
Germany
Greece
Hungary
U. S
Red Army
Europe
Stalin
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Italy
State Department
Palestine
Truman
Frank B. Kellogg
Henry L. Stimson
Japan
Manchuria
Mexico
Roaring Spring Romance and Platypus Paradox at Zoo
Robert C. Ruark laments diminishing romance in a spring filled with modern trends and platypuses at the Bronx Zoo. He contrasts old fashioned courtship with news of costly, quirky spring spectacles and a Belgian war survivor adopted by Wisconsin fraternities supporting plastic surgery for Marie Michiels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Don Juan
Dr. Kinsey
Broonx Zoo
Cecil
Penelope
Betty Hutton
Australia
Robin Redbreast
Cornell University
Swain
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Inter-fraternity Council
Little Marie Michiels
Frigidaire Cuts Prices on New Home Appliances
The Frigidaire division of General Motors announces a five percent price cut on nine new refrigerators and seven new ranges. Sales manager P. M. Bratten says public introduction of the units, a new dehumidifier, farm freezers, air conditioners and commercial refrigeration equipment, has been completed. The reduction announced May 10 puts prices of new refrigerators 11 to 21 percent under former levels.
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Dayton, C
Frigidaire
General Motors
P. M. Bratten
Marquis CHILDS: Truman campaign aims for a new look
Washington reports anxious Democratic leaders push a Pacific Northwest California tour with Truman speaking extemporaneously to present a homely, plainspoken image. Observers note risk and reward as a new approach blends candid talk with statecraft.
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Pres. Truman
Washington
Democratic
Truman
Pacific Northwest
California
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Cripple Creek Renames Street After Jul ian Street Tale
The Cripple Creek city council passed an emergency ordinance to rename the notorious Myers Avenue to Julian Street after a controversial article by Julian Street. Citizens protested the lapse, and the town’s business artery became the namesake street in a retaliation move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Street
Cripple Creek
Julian
Bennett Avenue
Myers Avenue
Babette
New York
Gold Town
Damages Sought in Poca Tello Water Leak Case
A complaint filed Thursday in the office of Anna Keefe seeks 4000 dollars from the City of Poca tello for alleged negligence over a water leak that cracked the Yearsley home basement wall. Also an appeal by Ben Fox challenges a DUI fine of 100 dollars with Black and Black as attorneys. Isaac McDougall, Fifth district judge, signed a request to modify a divorce decree for Darlene Upchurch Upchurch from Amsey Upchurch dated March 20, 1946, seeking custody of a minor child for a yearly period excluding July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Keefe
H. B
Gertrude Yearsley
Pocatello
Yearsley
Ben Fox
Fox
Isaac McDougall
Fifth District
Darlene G. Upchurch Bebee
Amsey A. Upchurch
Upchurch
Power to Vote On Soil District in American Falls
American Falls voters will decide this Saturday whether to establish a soil conservation district. Polls will be set up at American Falls Rockland and Arbon as announced by Soil Conservationist R N Irving.
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American Falls
Power County
Sauna
R. N. Irving
Rockland
Arbon
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Local Stations
A detailed Saturday broadcast slate from KEIO 1450 KC and KEYY 1240 KC AM lists morning to late night programs. Includes news reels AP News, musical features, variety shows, sports, and dramatic programs with titles such as Hoosier Hot Shots, Hollywood Headlines, Spotlight on Sports, and Kenny broadcasts.
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George Henninger
AP News
Vincent Lopez
Rex Koury
Melody Inc
Ross Dolan
Detective
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Pocatello Post
North Main Street
Idaho
Horizonta
Florida
Cavendish
Eleanor Roosevelt
World Copyright
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Congres
Drew Pearson
Kremlin
Robert C. Ruark
Red Robin
Marquis Childs
Earth
Missouri
Reelfoot Lake
Tennessee
Billy Rose
Keio
K. C
Intermountain News
R. Milton Carlston
Pro Art Quartet
Alan Lomax
Stan Keller
Louis Prima
Fred Robbin
Record Shop
Mutual Musicale
Charles Slocum
Preston Sellers
Moro Morales
Orch
Charlie Spivak
Keyy Concert Hall
Mutual Reports
Goodnight
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