Fundamental Considerations of Foreign Policy
Dorothy Thompson argues foreign policy should defend national sovereignty and peace while criticizing a world government role for the United Nations. She warns that enforcing settlements on the weak risks empowering great powers, urging support for Western alliances and a balance of power with the Soviet Union. She cautions Israel and Arab actions risk instability and emphasizes safeguarding U.S. interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nation
Security Council
Israel
U. S
S. R
Aubrey Eban
Lake Success
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Asia
Britain
France
China
Palestine
Great Britain
Advertised Radio Schedule 1240 Thursday Morning
A detailed daily broadcast lineup lists programs from 6:40 AM to 11:15 AM. The schedule includes news, music, variety shows, farmers and chapel segments, with performances by Navy bands, Tommy Dorsey, Milt Herth Trio, and Patton Lewis Jr among others.
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Martin Black
Reed Hook
Woman's Page
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Shine
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Lucky Partner
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Tex Beneke
Patton Lewis, Jr
Inside of Sports
Sherman Hayes
Griff Williams
Henry King
Mutual Reports
Goodnight
Foes Protest Mundt Bill in Washington Rally
More than 3,000 opponents of the Mundt Nixon anti-communist bill gathered in Washington. New York participants arrived by three special trains and joined demonstrations urging civil rights protections. Police kept order as protesters prepared to visit Congress members.
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Washington
New York
Jerry J. O’connel
Montana
Henry A. Wallace
O’connel
Union Station
Mundt
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Committee For Democratic Rights
Idaho Non-Profit Groups Must File Annual Statements
Secretary of State J. D. Price announced that Idaho non-profit corporations must file annual statement forms from July 1 to August 31. A $10 penalty applies for late filings, and those not filed by November 30, 1948 will forfeit their charter. Non-profit groups include ex servicemen, fraternal, educational, religious, scientific, social and charitable organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
J. D
Cy) Price
Price
Plastics Used In Brassieres For Uplift This Season
California corset industry leader M. K. De La Vallade announces plastics will be used to shape shelves and provide hidden control in bras. He cites a self adjusting garment of plastic yarn and a pre formed secret pocket to prevent letdown.
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Los Angeles
M. K. de la Vallade
California
Taft Clayton clash over reciprocal trade law power
In Washington Taft and Will Clayton spar over standards for tariffs during senate finance committee hearings on extending the reciprocal trade law. Clayton argues care is needed to avoid domestic harm while Taft insists Congress must define tariff standards. The law—in force since 1934—expires in a week unless extended.
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Washington
Taft
R.-Olio
Will Clayton
Congress
Clayton
Senate Finance Committee
United States Tariff Commission
Truman
Marshall
House
State Department
Telegram Across Country Unites Flood Victims Reunion
Edward Draper Jr 11 was separated from his mother and siblings during the Vanport Oregon flood. A New York Red Cross effort to locate New Yorkers in the Vanport Portland area led to a telephone reunion after his uncle in the Bronx provided shelter contact details.
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New York
Bronx
Vanport
Ore
The
Red Cross
Portland
Edward Draper, Jr
Edward
Rosati
Traffic Court Docket Highlights Multiple Fines and Guilty Pleas
Police court hears plea of guilty from Howard Hill for speeding and schedules hearing. Theodore Schlosser fined $15 for speeding. John Skinner charged with reckless driving forfeits bond. Several others for stop signs, mid block turns, vagrancy, disorderly conduct, intoxication, and interference with an officer. Mustard cocktail sauce recipe also noted as seafood accompaniment.
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Howard Hill
Dearborn
Theodore H. Schlosser
Crescent Drive
John H. Skinner
William K. Bassett
South Hayes
Kenneth E. Crandall
North Fifteenth
Alberta Hegstrom
Taft
LeRoy Ruston
Bertha Ruston
Dorothy Mayse
Ruth Taylor
Paul Sedall
Bill Sedal
Harvey Olson Moen
Charles Holland
Henry Ernest Miller
Ray Mike Callahan
Thomas Gaynard
Frank Kogswell
Dorothy Wise
Kitchen Knife Used To Cause Fatal Harm In Longmeadow
Walter Blackford, 61, a wealthy paper company executive, was fatally stabbed with a kitchen knife in his bed. Police reported an apparent serious case and found his wife Mary, 55, unconscious from carbon monoxide fumes beneath a car in the family garage. A note on the kitchen table allegedly reads Blackford died by my hand.
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Longmeadow
Mass
Walter Blackford
Blackford
Mary
Richard Cotter
Moore Makes Changes In Village Street Upgrades
Moore announces a new street light type installed on Main Street and several other village streets. The project includes street grading, planned culvert installation, and additional improvements.
Shocked executive warned to stay out of back room
Mrs Blackford was reported in critical condition in Springfield hospital after a late night message stating not to enter a back room. Blackford, sales manager for Strathmore Paper Co, had been paralyzed since a prior shock a month earlier and confined to bed by doctors.
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Blackford
Springfield Hospital
Strathmore Paper Co
Newell Assigned To Flood Duty
R J Newell regional director of the department of reclamation is named the department of interiors representative to mobilize all facilities in the Pacific northwest to aid flood victims and avert further disaster after a telegram from Secretary Krug.
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Boisé
R. J. Newell
Department of Reclamation
Department of Interior
Pacific Northwest
Newell
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Krug
Department
Idahoans Graduate at Brigham Young University
Seven students from Pocatello and nearby areas are among 636 graduates at Brigham Young University's commencement in Provo Utah. From the College of Arts and Sciences Mildred LaVerne Clinger Aberdeen received an AB in English with Spanish minor. Theodore T McKnelly Pocatello earned AB sociology major psychology minor. Dean Elmo Call Pocatello earned B S zoology major chemistry minor. Shirley Nilssen Pocatello earned B S zoology with botany geology minors. Further Pocatello graduates listed from the College of Education.
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Shirley Nilssen
Pocatello
College of Education
Education graduates listed in Tribune Want Ads
Bodell Smith holds A B with a major in secondary education and French minor from the college of fine arts. Mary Edna Lund earns AB with a Music major and French minor. Vernal D Wardle, AB, studies dezrea with a speech major and a German minor.
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Bodell Smith
The
College of Fine Arts
Mary Edna Lund
Vernal D. Wardle
Dezrea
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Dorothy Thompson
A. M
IMN Farm Journal
Ozark Valley Folks
Intermountain News
Navy Band
U. S. Navy Band
Cedric Foster
Happy Gang
Rexor
Worthmore
Libbey
Walgreens
Gerbers
Gerber
Walgreen Buy
Schick
Tercraft
Clark
Belemstedt
Alephyde
Scholls
Paper Company
Moore
Newel
Tribune
Thornton & Minor
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