Boyle Dinner Sparks Kansas City Political Tensions
Drew Pearson reports Kansas City plans a September 29 dinner for William M Boyle Jr while factions clash over seating, exposing a split between reform Democrats and Republicrat influences linked to Binaggio and McKissick. The piece also notes national wheat policy maneuvers and Brannan’s assurances on foreign purchases.
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Kansas City
White House
William M. Boyle, Jr
Boyle
Republicrats
Ray Edlund
J. Guy Robertson
Robertson
Royal Crown Cola
James J. Rick
Union National Bank
Truman
Republicrat
Edlund and Robertson
Binaggio-Clark-McKissick
Old Town
North End
Pocatello Post subscribes and publication details
The Pocatello Post announces subscription rates for in state and out of state mail options and notes it is published weekly on Thursdays. It is filed as second class matter with Idaho authorities and carried by The Publishing Co. in Pocatello Idaho.
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Mainstreet
Pocatello
Idaho
The
Dr. Bilk
Rome Budget Tricks From A Penny-Pinching Tourist
Walter F. George and Shirley May France are cited in a travel diary from Rome. The writer details dodging guides to save money while observing crowds of Americans, noting currency costs and service surcharges in hotels. He recounts blending into groups at the Coliseum and St. Peter's with humorous misdirections and close calls with guides.
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Rome
Michelangelo
Connecticut
Iowa
Mid-West
Atlantic City
Coliseum
Della Robbia and Sons
Sistine Chapel
Courageous boy sacrifices blood to save dying sister
A Maine doctor recounts a moving campside hospital case. Pete, a seven year old, donates blood to help Molly, a six year old girl with severe blood loss after a barn accident. As Pete contemplates his own death, the doctor explains the heart as a motor needing blood to run.
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Maine
Bangor
Pete
Molly
Senate approves renewal of reciprocal trade program
The Senate approved renewal of the reciprocal trade agreements program after weeks of delay. It defeated eight amendments aimed at limiting the State Department’s tariff concessions, notably striking down the peril point proposal. The measure, controversial since 1936, seeks to boost world trade despite fears of domestic hurt.
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United States Senate
Senate
State Department
U. S
Millikin
Colorado
U. S. Tariff Commission
House
United States
Russia's Military Edge and Nuclear Realities
Marquis Childs argues Soviet production and science enable a vast military edge over the United States and NATO, including an atomic bomb. He urges limited arms control or broad mobilization, warning against relying on atomic blitzes and stressing economic power as the true weapon.
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Washington
Pentagon
Russia
United States
North Atlantic
Soviet Union
Molotov
Irving Langmuir
Moscow
Russian Academy of Science
Tass
America
Roark on Twin Endorsements and Celebrity Culture
Robert Ruark critiques twin advertising campaigns featuring George and William Malone of Atlanta for a whisky. He argues twins amplify appeal but doubt their credibility and warns against common-man endorsements. He contrasts with preferred celebrity spokesmen and notes a Treasury statement on UK policy.
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Drew Pearson
Binaggio
John Lazia
Tom Pendergast
Missouri
Bill Boyle
Tom Evans
Crown Drug Co
Jim Rick
Milton Young
North Dakota
Edward Thye
Minnesota
Great Britain
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Agriculture
Brannan
Congressional
South America
Canada
Congress
C. ED
Oeqeq Va
Clayton Darrab
Sse
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Henry McLemore
Britain
Walter F. George
Senate Finance Committee
Father
Shirley
France
English Channel
Billy Rose
Bruce Biossat
Marquis Childs
Langmuir
General Electric
Hitler
Robert C. Ruark
New York
Messrs. George
William Malone
Atlanta
Gilhooley
Wilbur
Agate
Tommy Manville
Harry Vaughan
United Kingdom
Secretary of the Treasury
John W. Snyder
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