Hypocrisy in International Trade and Truman's ITO Push
The editorial rails against the Havana Charter and the proposed International Trade Organization arguing it grants endless exceptions and international control. It condemns subsidies and protectionism while depicting U S leadership as hypocritical and out of step with moral standards and free enterprise.
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Congress
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State Department
Havana
Great Britain
United Nations Economic and Social Council
New Deal
United States
Eastern seafood dinner debuts on Saturdays June 4
Bill Shields of the Bannock announces a summer Saturday menu featuring lobsters from Maine softshell crabs and clams from Maryland and frogslegs from Louisiana. The notes also cover local events from Memorial Day ceremonies to civic plans and community issues in Pocatello.
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Bill Shields
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Maine
Maryland
Louisiana
Idaho Mining Truck Survives Kellogg Wall Collapse
A mining truck overturned when a concrete retaining wall fell onto it at Kellogg but the cab escaped damage as the bed struck the slab and kept the vehicle from crushing the driver. Flooding rainfall boosts Snake river flow and Boise gains War Assets land allotment ending military site status.
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Potter P. Howard
Gowen Field
War Assets Administration
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Howard
Union Pacific
Boise
Cantonment
We the People by Jay Franklin analysis on ECA cuts
The column argues that the House Appropriations committee's 15 percent cut to ECA funding, driven by price declines and a Republican-Southern Democratic coalition, signals a stronger Soviet position and pressures on policy. It notes the timing with Paris talks and questions Bevin and Bevin’s and Acheson’s negotiating leverage, urging supportive leadership and a focus on encouraging political resolve rather than faultfinding.
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Gulf States
Cotton South
England
Paris
Your Child and His Problems Faultfinding
A short essay argues against constant fault finding in parenting. It contrasts blame with praise, noting fault finding depresses and hinders growth while encouragement motivates children to improve. It emphasizes understanding children’s learning process and offering hopeful, cheer-filled guidance.
Andre Vishinsky Paris Debates New Brand Invention
A terse exchange in Paris questions a new Russian invention and contrasts it with an existing brand. The dialogue hints at tensions in naming and identity across borders.
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Paris
Contractions in formal writing and word on gerio mania mastery
The item discusses acceptable usage of contractions like could’ve and could’ve in serious writing, notes that they are common in speech but rare in formal prose. It also explains the terme gerio mania for a young woman attracted to an older man and compares hereafter and thereafter with usage examples.
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ISC Names First Graduate Manager Earl Pond at Idaho State
Earl Pond assumed duties as graduating manager of Idaho State College on June 1. The Pocatello native will oversee student activity funding and serve as public relations head for ISC athletics, aiming to boost college support in southeastern Idaho and especially in football and basketball.
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Earl Pond
Idaho State College
Pond
Pocatello College
Idaho
Pocatello
Gate City
ISC
University of Idaho
Idaho Technical Institute
Academy of Idaho
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Spectato
Idaho State
Southeastern Idaho
Idal State College
Officials Ban Mock Duel As Air Test
The joint chiefs of staff rejected a proposed public mock air duel between the B 36 bomber and navy Banshee jets for security reasons. Aimed to settle rival service claims, the test would reveal sensitive capabilities and was deemed not useful.
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Washington
Air Force
Navy
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington Times-Herald
House Armed Services Committee
Joint Command
Vinson
D-Ga
Johnson
Onned Services
Churchill Hopeful on Averting World War III Vision
Winston Churchill expressed growing hope that the world can avert a third world war. He spoke at a ceremony where he was made a Freeman of the Borough of Kensington amid reflections on past wartime fears. The article notes the Ross barrier in Antarctica as a sheet of ice several hundred feet thick and large in extent.
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B. H. Liddel Hart
Dunkirk
Lidell Hart
Hitler
France
Britain
Berlin
Liddel Hart
Luftwaffe
London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Borough of
Kensington
Ross Barrier
Antarctic
Truman to Speak at Little Rock War Memorial Dedication
The White House announced President Truman will deliver an important address at the Little Rock stadium during a reunion of the 135th division. Presidential Press Secretary Charles G. Ross said the speech will occur at the dedication of a war memorial and declined to label it as a major speech.
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Washington
Wh House
Truan
Little Rock
Charles G. Ross
Trum
Ross
Spee
Berlin Crews Vote On Red Offer In Railway Strike
Berlin leaders announce a referendum among about 10000 strikers on a Russian backed offer to pay 60 percent of wages in west marks. The strike, ongoing 12 days, disrupts rail yards and gate access to Berlin as airlift supplies the city. The union seeks full back wages, reinstatement of a politically fired worker, and union recognition.
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Berlin
Independent Raily Union
UGO
West Berlin
Ma Ernst Reuter
Woman Defies Odds in Enka Vol Copper Mines Tale
A quirky report highlights a woman described as an arin who cuts through crowded aisles and returns home to knock doors off a 12 foot garage. The piece situates Enka Vol Arizona and notes copper mines as among the greatest in the world.
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Enka
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