Translation of Off the Record Luncheon Banter with Bevin
British foreign minister Ernest Bevin and U S officials shared light banter at a Senate foreign relations committee luncheon. The dialogue touched on George III, the Red Flag, and mutual aid as Acheson recalled Paris elevator moments. Debate then shifts to housing and federal job cuts impacting the defense payroll and loyalty checks.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Ernest Bevin
Ernie
Tom Connally
Texas
Bevin
George III
Foreign Office
United States
Acheson
Vishinsky
U. S
Albert Thomas
Utah
FBI
Defense
Johnson
Roark Dines in Dixie: A Taste Test Gone Civilizing
Ernest Rogers defends southern cooking while Robert C. Ruark recounts a meal at Magnolia Hall run by Miss Mariann Kidd. The piece contrasts harsh Yankee critique with evolving Southern dining, noting better regional options but preserving Ruark's wary view of most chow as ptomaine risk without trusted guidance.
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Atlanta
Ernest Rogers
Rogers
Magnolia Hall
Mariann Kidd
Published Every Mount 1934 North Main at Pocatello Idaho
The document lists publishing details for Theocatello Post Publishing Co. including editors and officers such as ED FLANDRO president and CLAYTON DARRAH editor. It notes Second Class Matter registration and weekly publication status with subscription rates and postal notices.
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North Main
Pocatello, Idaho
Theocatello Post Publishing Co
Pocatello
Idaho
America backs Tito with 20 million loan to Yugoslavia
The United States approves a 20 million loan to Yugoslavia to rebuild mining and industry, enabling purchases of bauxite and other materials. The move aims to stiffen Tito against Soviet pressure, while raising questions about longer term ties and the propriety of aiding a totalitarian regime.
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America
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Soviet Russia
Tito
United States
Yuogslavia
Russia
Bus fare disputes and service cuts loom in Idaho cities
In Boise and Pocatello bus lines face regulatory gaps as fares rise and Sunday service is canceled. State Rep O Leary urges PUC supervision and a special legislative session to craft clearer city franchise rules. Officials warn that franchises, not isolated actions, should govern monopolies. Riders stand to gain from a clearer, rider‑focused solution.
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White Boise
Idaho
O'Leary
Bannock County
State Public Utilities Commission
Robins
The Hurricane and the Bridge Despot of Trinidad
A Caribbean town ruled by General Avrila Hernandez uses a two part bridge to separate rich from poor. During a hurricane his own people flood the mainland, he attempts a counterstrike but is washed away by a fire hose used against him. The crowd surmises he finally learns what a hurricane feels like.
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Connally
Britain
U. S. Treasury
Bevin
Florida
Trinidad
General Avrila Hernandez
Caribbean
Old Latin School
Aurilo Hernandez
A Tourist’s Plea For An Art Critic’s School In Florence
Henry McLemore argues for a new art critic school to guide tourists in Florence. He notes the clash of rapid sightseeing with genuine perception and laments vague remarks like Excellently done. He highlights masterpieces from Cimabue to Leonardo, and calls for precise, informed commentary.
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Florence
Universe
Michelangelo
Cellini
Leonardo
Bernini
New York
Pitti Palace
Raphael
Arno
Uffizi
Botticelli
Quotations on leadership and public life across nations
A compilation of remarks from figures including Salvatore Giulano, Ned H. Dearborn, Prof. S I Hayakawa, Louis St Laurent, Charles J. Wilson, and Douglas MacArthur. Topics cover political accountability, traffic safety, English education, trade crises, worker information, and China’s governance.
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Drew Pearson
Senator Connally
St. Louis
Barkley
Senate
Scott Lucas
Lucas
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Ken Wherry
Nebraska
Congress
G.O.P
Jesse Walcott
Michigan
Vito Marcantonio
Tom Clark
Supreme Court
John Sparkman
Alabama
Robert C. Ruark
Memphis
Mobile
Miss Mariann
Mariana
Mr. Rogers
C. ED Flandro
Audit Bureau
of Circulations
Clayton Darrah Editor
Wal. Sol He
Bruce Biossat
Soviet Union
Spain
Franco
Europe
Portugal
Winston Churchill
Churchill
The
Idaho Statesman
Boise
Pocatello Bus Company
Boise Bus
Billy Rose
Henry McLemore
Aldous Huxley
David
Havana
Sicily
Salvatore Giulano
Ned H. Dearborn
National Safety Council
S. I. Hayakawa
Illinois Institute of Technology
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Charles J. Wilson
General Electric
China
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
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