Truman’s Grudges and Senate Tortoise Race in 1947 Capitol
President Truman holds a long memory for Baruch and notes his own attempt to place Leahy as ambassador to Holland. The piece contrasts Senate and House paces over four key bills and lists upcoming congressional trips, vetting air travel and diplomatic posts amid party clashes.
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National Science Foundation
Pocatello Post Publishing Co. Subscription Rates Explained
Local Idaho publication details payment terms for subscriptions across 12 months six months and one month with in state and out of state rates. It notes legal notice publication rules citing state statute sections and 1948 Idaho session laws.
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Junkets of Congressmen Fail to Impress in Tokyo Rose Episode
Ruark critiques costly junkets by five congressmen and others calling them wasteful. He notes sponsors stage-manage visits with staged amenities and biased viewpoints, offering little investigative value while highlighting a bathhouse voyeur incident involving Tokyo Rose as a rare concrete outcome.
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Powers That Be
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Lee
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U.S. policy tied to Britain in cold war era debates
The piece argues U S and United Kingdom policies must align to contain Soviet influence with Britain a key ally. It surveys past aid, loans, and plans since 1914 and outlines proposed changes plus the Butterworth China nomination friction and partisan reactions.
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Britain
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Greece
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Iran
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Mediterranean
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Orient
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America
British Empire
W. Walton Butterworth
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New Hampshire
Truman and Vaughan under fire from critics
Bruce Biossat argues President Truman should be judged by standards beyond personal loyalty to Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan. He contends Vaughan’s White House service bureau mirrors Tammany Hall politics with petty favors, trips, and deals, yet notes no scandal or crime has been proven.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Walton Butterworth
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South Carolina Proud of Bernard Baruch Hero to Stenographer
Billy Rose writes to Anderson Daily Mail praising Bernard M. Baruch as a wartime leader, adviser to presidents, and trusted voice. He recalls Baruch’s warnings to Versailles and WWII risk, his influence on policy and economy, and the strong trust Americans place in him, ending with regional pride for South Carolina.
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