Liberal Senator Douglas Defends Frugal Government Policy
The Post notes Senator Douglas of Illinois praised restraint in federal spending amid Truman era social reforms and New Deal roots. It discusses budget imbalance, options of spending cuts, tax hikes, or deficit financing, and cautions that Hoover Commission savings would take time and may not materialize.
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Legion and Prinz Form Show Business Partnership
American Legion and Hollywood dance director LeRoy Prinz team up to stage talent contests through local posts. Prinz will judge and select top winners to form a touring show under Legion sponsorship. About 300 wealthy Legionnaires each commit $1000 to finance production with expected net of three to four million dollars. return contingent on success.
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American Legion
Hollywood
LeRoy Prinz
Prinz
Legion
Marsupial Crossword Clue Puzzle With Abbreviations
A crossword style list features horizontal and vertical clues with abbreviations. The puzzle includes terms like vents rook and other reused fragments, blending Australian terms and general vocabulary across two directions.
Life Is Dull Without Some Bruises
A humorous essay argues that bruises from banging limbs on furniture or hard surfaces add color to life. It contrasts self restraint with lively risk taking and suggests praise, not admonition, for those who embrace bumps and stumbles.
Guatemala City Morning Travel Notes From Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore describes arriving in Guatemala City after a New Orleans start and a TACA flight. He watches volcanic activity near Ingaleo and enjoys warm days, cool nights, lively fiestas, and a market filled with mangoes orchids and handmade goods.
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Peter Edson
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Acheson Paris Peace Talks Outline and Capitol Happenings
Acheson leads Paris peace brief with plans for a four power joint administration in Germany and troop withdrawal terms. Kennan and the joint chiefs propose phased evacuation to Rhine banks with German constabulary trained by Allies. France resists troop withdrawal, Bohlen seeks reversal. Senate timetable spans Atlantic Pact Taft-Hartley and trade talks. Elevators, whiskey lobbyist and Capitol Hill quirks add color to the Washington scene.
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Vishinsky
Atlantic
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England
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Kentucky
Garrett Withers
Edward McGinnis
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Distilled Spirits Institute
GOP
Curley Brooks
Illinois
Brooks
Record Europe Travel Surge Prompts 1920s Style Observation
Marquis Childs notes a flood of U S travelers to Europe as summer begins with ships full and flights full. Commerce estimates 250 000 to 300 000 Americans will visit Europe and 375 000 to European countries aided by America. He highlights a Concordia College choir trip to Norway and calls for cultural exchange over propaganda, while noting high travel costs limit middle income participation.
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America
ECA
Concordia College
Moorhead
Minn
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Norway
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Dividing for Love and War Wow at Six Degrees
Madeleine Carroll plans a June Paris trip to discuss her marriage with estranged husband Henri Lavorel amid speculation of divorce. Washington party chatter links her with President Truman and Speaker Rayburn as she weighs settlement before decision.
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Madeleine Carroll
Miss Carroll
Paris
Henri Lavorel
National Press Club
Washington
Rayburn
Truman
the Prez
Ann Sheridan Learns Bologna Trick To Ease Set Tension
Hollywood interview recounts Ann Sheridan using bologna on an onion roll to settle her stomach between takes for I Was a Male War Bride. Cary Grant comments on the kissing scene while Betsy Drake watches, with humor about future marriage plans and studio politics.
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Ann Sheridan
Cary Grant
Ann
Cary
Betsy Drake
Betsy
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