Submarine progress and naval public relations clash
Drew Pearson notes submarines as key future navy force amid gaps in publicity and a secret conference on press strategy. He cites U S snorkel advances 21 knot underwater speed and Russian oxygen generating chemistry while detailing steel wage board debates and MacArthur influenced aid to China.
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Washington
Army
Navy
U. S.A
Frank Hecht
Navy League
Defense Johnson
MacArthur
Truman
Congress
China
General MacArthur
United States
Tom Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Chiang
Lehman and Dulles Drift Toward Senate Race
The nation and New York state weigh two premier candidates for the Wagner seat. Herbert H. Lehman and John Foster Dulles emerge as distinguished contenders, with Lehman seeking a rest after a long service career and Dulles under pressure after a temporary appointment. Both share foreign policy views, but domestic stances may decide the race, while Berlin and Austria issues loom in international talks.
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New York State
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
Herbert H. Lehman
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Wagner
Lehman
New York
Senator Dulles
Senator Vandenberg
Michigan
Stizens
Thomas E. Dewey
Washington
Vandenberg
Atomic cooperation with Britain under U S Britain talks
Marquis Childs reports British Canadian and American officials analyze thorny world peace questions including the pound dollar balance and sharing atomic know how. Chadwick attends preliminary talks as Britain seeks newer bomb know how while uranium control and British science influence postwar diplomacy shape the discussions. The Senate House committee nears a report on Hickenlooper charges with a public release in a week or ten days.
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Washington
Indo- China
Yugoslavia
United States
Great Britain
Britain
James Chadwick
England
Hiroshima
Canada
Chadwick
Truman
Blair House
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Leslie R. Groves
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Robert F. Bacher
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate House Atomic Committee
Published Every Mornin Pocatello Idaho Violent Postal Notice
The notice cites publication details for The ceise Peat Pansionson Ce President-Member Audit Bureau ESRD of Circulations and editors C ED FLANDRO CLAYTON DARRAH. It states weekly publication in Thursday issues under Idaho law and session acts. Sept 17 1949.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Ceise Peat Pansionson
Audit Bureau
ESRD
C. ED Flandro
Clayton Darrah
King Football's Day Opens 1949 Weekend Across Regions
The first major weekend of 1949 football commands attention nationwide with games from grade schools to pro gridirons. In Pocatello the Wyoming Cowboys face Idaho State College while local high schools travel to Great Falls for a night game.
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Pocatello
University of Wyoming
Idaho State College
Great Falls
Camera Foolproof? Henry McLemore Mistakes Kruger Trip
Henry McLemore recounts trying to photograph Kruger Park wildlife with a camera praised as foolproof. He captures car interiors and skies rather than animals, and ends with misframed shots and mixed up animal hybrids. He concludes he’ll keep delivering papers to fund his hobby.
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Margaret Bourke White
Italian shoe shiner brings tale of rags to riches
A Napoli immigrant nicknamed Tony rises from street shoe shines to owning three shops and half a million dollars, after a bank incident and a dinner party where his success story inspires guests. He repays the admiration with a modest, humorous account of his twelve years in America and his sister’s marriages to wealthy men.
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Andrew Mellon
Tony
Napoli
Aga Khan
Uwemitasse
Sista
Doctor Jordan on the nature and treatment of hysteria
The article explains hysteria as a medical condition with involuntary symptoms such as altered sensation or convulsions that cannot be controlled by will. It notes the need to distinguish hysteria from epilepsy and other disorders and discusses treatment through gradual persuasion and re education, acknowledging the difficulty and uncertainty of successful outcomes.
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Russia
Yugoslavia
China
Pocatello
Optimism on U S Economy and Policy
A collection of quotes from officials praising economic expansion and growth, stance on statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, Costa Rican governance cautions, and continued momentum in atomic energy, reflecting postwar political rhetoric and policy priorities.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Thomas Burke
Ohio
Trumian
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