Disagreement Over Germany Impacts Postwar Policy
The piece notes a widening dispute over German reparations between the United States and Britain and France. Economic Co Operation Administrator Paul Hoffman leads a full scale review of ERP linked to whether western zone capital equipment shipments should continue. The aim is faster European recovery while avoiding destabilizing German weakness or French political backlash.
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Germany
Russia
Britain
France
Paul Hoffman
Congress
Europe
de Gaullists
United States
America
New Balcony Bills Face Circulation In Six Months
Treasury and Mint reports explain the looming redesign of the $20 bill with Andrew Jackson on the front and a balcony image on the back. Alvin Hall notes the balcony photos exist and engraving plates are ready, but printing has not begun yet.
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Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
White House
Harry Truman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bureau of Engraving
Alvin H. Hall
Andrew Jackson
One For Solomon FCC rule on atheist air time
The FCC faces a clash as atheist groups seek time to respond to religious broadcasts while broadcasters decry the ruling as thought control. The debate centers on freedom of speech and religion versus press freedom and airwaves management.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Cattlemen Warned on Bogspe Tuberculosis in Idaho Herds
Dr L H Scrivner head veterinarian of Unity of Idaho warns cattlemen to be alert for bovine tuberculosis urging testing and testing of herds even if disease is not apparent. He cites national outbreaks and notes few cattle have been tested in years with an estimated 40 percent drop. Immediate isolation and slaughter of diseased cattle urged with government compensation funds available.
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Idaho
L. H.scrivner
The
Unity of
Scrivner
Jack Dempsey
Joe Louis
United States
Shasheesh
Mr. Mitchum
Paul Gallico on Mitchum Reefer Controversy and Public Reactions
Paul Gallico probes Robert Mitchum's marijuana scandal with satirical tone. He contrasts legal views on drugs and alcohol, questions punishment versus motive, notes wife’s loyalty, and observes public sympathy in Mitchum trailer applause while urging rehabilitation over whitewash.
Omar Bradley Rise Through Ranks From Missouri to War Chief
Washington profile of General Omar Bradley detailing his humble origins in Moberly Missouri, West Point class of 1915, rise to European theater commander under Eisenhower, his cautious approach to Montgomery, and his tough postwar work reforming the Veterans Administration while balancing public praise and political pressure.
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Washington
Berlin
U.S
War Department
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Modest Omar Bradley
Air Forces
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Guadalcanal
Sicily
Omar Bradley
Bradley
France
Normandy
GI Bradley
Moberly
Missouri
Truman
West Point
St. Louis
Dwight Eisenhower
Kansas
Ike
Aiemos MacArthur
Pennsylvania
Ed Martin
Jay Cooke
Stassen
Patton
Montgomery
Monty
General Strong
Eddie Siebert
Ardennes
Saar
Ardennes Woods
Potsdam
Veterans Administration
United States
American Legion
Sacred Cows Shape A Newspaper’s Honest Voice
The article argues that Sacred Cows are the powerful interests papers must shield, while the Pocatello Post in Southeastern Idaho prides itself on free journalism. It credits working newsmen for independence, pledges increased reader service, and links editorial freedom to advertiser value.
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Pocatello Post
POST
Alimony verdict tops anecdotal barroom chatter
A writer notes few girls share views on kissing as some glare at the rhythm of affection. The alimony verdict is called the first court plaster. A flatterer misreads his line, a motorist is punched in Yellowstone park after killing a deer and attempts to pass the buck.
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Yellowstone Park
A Great Artist Pies Robert Ruark
New York recalls Jack Demoreland a painter and poet whose failed death by own action led to a public reflection on his artistic struggle. The piece portrays his relentless drive, wartime maps, and the chasm between vision and craft, ending with the fatal act and a somber judgment on talent.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Jack Demoreland
Demoreland
P Center
Gton Daily News
Jack
Advice From The Doctor on Diverticula Conditions
A medical note explains diverticula as pouchlike pockets from the intestinal tract. Most exist without symptoms and are termed diverticulosis while complications such as diverticulitis occur when pockets become inflamed.
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Peter Edson
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Joe Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Mint
Stalin
Sinnock
Treasury
Henry Wallace
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Socialist Party
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Ralph M. Immel
William D. Carroll
Carl W. Thompson
Henry J. Berquist
Walter
H. Uphoff
Glenn Davis
Frank Keefe
GOP
Federal Housing Administration
Solomon
Paul Gallico
Robert Mitchum
Gasper
Durance Vile
Mitchum
erry-Go
Drew Pearson
Sam Hanson
Robert Ruark
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