Defense plans and talks with Russia examined in editorial
The article analyzes why the Soviet Union is suddenly open to talks while warning that genuine dialogue requires strong American defense. It notes congressional funding for a larger air force and a peacetime draft as likely influences and argues that talks must be pursued only while the United States remains robust to enforce peace.
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United States
Russia
State Department
Ambassador Smith
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Soviet Union
America
A Familiar Target in Presidential Race Returns
Norman Thomas renews a sixth bid for the Socialist Party in the 1948 race while three major parties compete and a possible fourth emerges in the South. The piece notes his role as a revolt symbol and cites Marshall and Clay on diplomacy and resolve.
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Norman Thomas
Thomas
Word puzzle clues list forms quirky crosswords
A garbled set of crossword like clues and numbers describes a puzzle content with terms such as misdeed repose anger ocean wolfhound and various other word prompts. The lines mix cryptic style hints and counts, resembling a published puzzle page fragment.
Crossword Clue Set Listing Miscellany
A vertical clue series presents terms and definitions for a word puzzle including items like oscillate extent and time measure with cross referencing hints. Each line mirrors typical crossword enumeration with concise prompts guiding word entry.
Race and peace themes in Eleanor Roosevelt piece
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses race discrimination in New York a trip for 51 safety award winners and the Washington travel ban for four black children. She also analyzes the Palestine issue, UN partition, and the Jewish state, urging calm among Arabs and support for a peaceful path.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
New York
Washington, D.C
United States
Journalists now faring better in the new days
The piece reflects on past golden ages of the press when editors faced armed intrusions by offended parties. It contrasts those dangerous times with modern journalism, where fierce criticism attracts lucrative, discreet conversations rather than open violence, implying a shift to subtler pressures and influence.
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Times
James Gordon Bennett
Charles A. Dana
Gun
Murder of U S Commentator Linked To Greece Rightists
George Polk, the American journalist killed in Salonika Bay, faced Greek rightist officials who sought to silence and discredit critics of the government. Polk’s letter to Pearson outlines red tape and government obstacles. The piece cites other reporters facing royalist attacks and state censorship amid Greece’s political strife.
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U. S
Greece
Washington
George Polk
Salonika Bay
Polk
Salonkia
Foreign Ministry
Navy
Guadalcanal
Army
George
Harper’s Magazine
Ethmos
Populist Party
Constantine Tsaldaris
Vassili Dendramis
Tsaldaris
Dendramis
CBS
Frank Stanton
Harper's
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Christian Science Monitor
Constantine Argyris
Argyris
Ray Daniels
New York Times
Daniell
Homer Bigart
New York Herald Tribune
Bigart
Embros
John O'Donovan
The
London ‘Observer
Stephen Barber
London ‘News Chronicle
Mary Barber
Time
Ioannina
Konista
Fred Sparks
Chicago Daily News
Sparks
Steelae
Public backs bigger role and pay for Vice President
A coast to coast Gallup poll shows broad support for giving the Vice President more work and a higher salary, with many voters favoring an official residence. It notes the VP earns 15000 annually, far less than Congress members, and surveys beliefs about the VP’s duties and potential expanded powers.
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United States
White House
Washington
Institute
House of Representatves
Senate
House of Representatives
Wehingener Y
Radio Programs on Keyy and KEIO and Stations
Assembled daylong schedules list music talks news and shows on Keyy 1240 and KEIO 1450 with dozens of programs from Musical Reveille to Sign Off led by hosts and orchestras. Timetable includes Farm Journal Ozark Valley Folks Navy Band Gabriel Heatter Mutual Newsreel and Family Theatre among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain News
Cedric Foster New
Martin Black
Lean Back
Lis
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey Shi
Fulton Lewis Jr
Uu See
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Eer Crocker
AP News
Galen Drake
PTA Frontiers
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Elmer Davis
America
Henry Morgan
Palmer House Orch
Joe Hasel
Brookfield Zoo Hails First Pileated Herons
The Brookfield zoo now owns four pileated herons and claims to be the only zoo in the country with them. The birds originate from South America and are described as white with a black cap a long head feather bright blue facial feathers around the eyes and bill.
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Chicago
Brookfield Zoo
South America
Barbs on Walkers Drivers and Transit Delays
A reflective column ribbing readers about pedestrians and autoists while noting a recent Illinois town streetcar robberies that delayed service. It mentions a Providence Rhode Island teachers strike closing schools and comments on temper and political cigars smoke during elections.
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Pocatello Post
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Secretary of State
Marshall
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Rsi
Palestine
United Nations
Israel
Paul Gallico
Drew Pearson
Lincoln
Neb
Hobart
Boston
Gallup Poll
Nate
May
John Tyler
Millard Fillmore
Andrew Johnson
Chester A. Arthur
Theodore Roosevelt
Calvin Coppat Ae
Harry S. Truman
Uncle Sam
Soliton
House
Essersenneesseee
Oate Nee Ntabe Nen
Keyy
Kell’s
Ade
Keio
Illinois
Providence, R. I
Ares Scientific
PRU A
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