Justice Department Aims at Cleaning Government Ranks
Herbert Brownell Jr takes lead as attorney general with William P. Rogers as deputy in a drive to root out corruption in government. The reshaped department plans to take initiative, using Hoover’s FBI as a key asset under new administration.
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Humphrey Seen as Key in Eisenhower Finance Plan
Editorial lauds George Humphrey of Cleveland as ideal Treasury and finance chief for the Eisenhower administration. It highlights his industrial finance experience with iron ore coal and banking leadership at National City and his potential to stabilize taxation currency and credit. The piece argues his appointment would bolster American economic policy and national defense readiness.
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Stevenson Faces Big Family discord in Democratic ranks
The World Today notes Governor Stevenson will confront strong internal clashes within the Democratic Party as members push their own agendas including wishes for the 1956 presidential race. The piece portrays the party as a large family with diverse ambitions that could complicate Stevenson's leadership.
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Thermostat limits and Stevenson leadership in politics
The piece compares thermostat limits with political leadership, noting living room bias in heat and then discusses Stevenson’s shaky path to Democratic leadership. It cites Southern Democrats shifting to the Republicans and recalls past party leaders from Bryan to Taft and Truman. It mentions Truman hosting a cabinet dinner this week as a potential moment for party influence.
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Congress Battles Over Farm and Wage Bills Amid Crisis
The House and Senate clash over farm and wage hour measures as behind the scenes rivalries unsettle the chambers. A report lists 11 lawmakers receiving government salaries, drawing criticism for Georgia figures. American launch seized in Shanghai amid war tensions. Axis momentum faces U S air power in Tunisia and New Guinea, while submarine actions approach Japan.
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Crossword Clue Quiz From a Historic Page
A scrambled crossword style clue list includes Across items such as Oriental commander 4 and Urchin 7, with entries for South American river 12 and Before 13. It spans many standard crossword prompts like Hurry 14 Anxious 15 Catnip 16 Advantageous 18 Growing out and others across 38 Air combining form 41 Pluck 42 Interior 43 Falling off at maturity 46 Children’s fame 48 Singly 49 Sick 50 Feminine name 51 Defeated at chess 52 Small peg used in golf 53 Animal’s home and Down clues like Take up again Scene of action 3 Dairy machine Pronoun 5 French city 6 Go away.
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The Assistant President and White House Staff Reform
The piece analyzes how a strong chief of staff like Sherman Adams may shape the Eisenhower administration. It notes the conflict between Cabinet and the presidency, the need for party support in Congress, and the political realities of two years to prove policies amid a Republican Senate and House.
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Strength for the Day by Earl L. Doug
A meditation comparing the U S Navy liner to the essential but unseen small tugs. The essay argues that everyday workers, though ordinary, enable grand enterprises and keep the world moving forward through quiet, persistent effort.
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The Bay Trap in the Peninsula Chase
Clay rides into a perilous bay peninsula trap as Lije and Mort confront him. A tense standoff unfolds with pistolfire, a demand to reveal Garrett Morgan, and a warning of lethal consequences if Clay proceeds. The scene mixes frontier grit with looming danger.
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