Weekly News Analysis on Lewis and Taft Hartley Clash
John L. Lewis and the Taft Hartley fight drew out miners from 400000 UMW members as they refused to testify before a Truman era fact finding board. Baruch urged selective service universal training and an economic mobilization plan warning inflation risks. Congress debated reviving price and wage controls to fund defense and curb domestic inflation amid Cold War pressures.
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Lewis
Baruch
Eisenhower
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Truman
UMW
Supreme Court
Bernard M. Baruch
America
Senate Armed Serviees
Russia
War nerves in 1940s speech by Lucius Clobb
Lucius Clobb and Pharonic clash over war fears and peace chances. Aged statesman Clobb muses on domestic strength and a secure foreign policy while Eisenhower declines GOP nomination and a public drive for his candidacy grows.
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Pharonic
Secon
Pawhooley County
Pharonie
Lucius Crobb
Russia
Clobb
Alder Statesman
Bundle From Heaven New Minor Planet Swims Into Ken
Astronomers report the discovery of a new minor planet moving near Earth’s orbit at high speed. About two miles in diameter, it is one of roughly 1,600 such objects circling the sun. Its path crossing Earth’s orbit makes it unusual, with only four others known to do so and since lost.
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Earth
Pat Walker
Woodland
Calif
Veiled Hint From Truman Over Wallace Support
President Truman harshly rejected Wallace's third party bid during a New York St Patrick's Day address and later scorched his Greek-American dinner remarks. He hinted Wallace should move to Russia, likening him to Alcibiades and urging him to aid foes if he feels disloyal.
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Alenry Wallace
Truman
St. Patrick's Day
New York
Wallace
Washington
Russia
Henry Wallace
Alcibiades
Athens
Sparta
Rocky Mountains
Rumors of Big Three Conference Fade As Truman Staydenied
A European rumor claimed President Truman would head to a Big Three summit with Attlee and Stalin and possibly visit Turkey and Greece in April. The White House denied plans to leave the country, stating no such meeting or trip was planned. Moscow TV alleged a U.S. led spy ring of ex German officers in western Europe and Germany’s western occupation zones.
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Atlantic
Europe
Truman
Attlee
Stalin
Turkey
Greece
Mr. Truman
White House
Radio Moscow
Russia
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Soviet
Moscow
Ruminating on Ruminants and Cattle Talk in Washington
In a meandering Washington column the author muses on cows as ruminants and words of Latin origin, contrasts cows with humans and women, and riffs on cultural topics from Soviet chilling of calves to Dupont Circle mansions, with side notes on Baltic and domestic life and a closing trivia about divorces favoring women.
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Food Industries
McGraw-Hill
Yogi Berra Remembered For Kindness At St Louis
A reminiscence recalls Yogi Berra, the Yankee catcher, as a generous man who remembered only good deeds. From a dog track in St Petersburg to tips that paid little, his friendly heart and sharp batting eye stood out as a notable personal attribute.
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St. Petersburg
Yogi Berra
Berra
Dago Hill
St! Louis
Junked Cano pipeline ends in junkyard after war build
The 140 million dollar Cano pipeline, built to ship emergency oil from Norman wells in Northwest Canada to Alaska, is being scrapped. About fifty trucks work nightly from Johnson's Crossing on the Alaska highway, hauling salvage for shipment to junk dealers in the Midwest United States.
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Cano
Norman Wells
Canada
Alaska
Midwest
United States
Johnson
Alaska Highway
The Loss of Al Snyder at Sea Ends Derby Dream
Al Snyder, once poised to ride Citation to a Kentucky Derby Triple Crown, perished in a Florida Keys boating accident. The splash of fate ended a decade of effort and left Citation and the Joneses to continue alone.
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al Snyder
Snyder
Citation
Ben
Jimmy Jones
Golf greats and modern tours question dominance in majors
The piece argues that few golfers win multiple major titles across the Masters Open and PGA. It recalls past champions like Keiser Demaret and Hogan and contrasts today’s schedule with the mental strain of big-money golf, asking where the next Bobby Jones or Walter Hagen fits in.
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Herman Keiser
Lew Worsham
St. Louis
Jim Ferrier
Australia
Horton Smith
Jimmy Demaret
MacDonald Smith
Bobby Jones
Jones
Hagen
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Snead
Hogan
Nelson
Demaret
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Jim Barnes
Sarazen
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U. S
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Floyd L. Parks
Army Press
Homebody
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Sasse
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New Hampshire Avenue
Leiter
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Tralley Cars God Automobiles
Connecticut Avenue
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Vsriue
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Southwest Town
Nebraska
E. L. Woodburn
South 36 Street
Minneapolis
Minn
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Des Moines
Pays
W. Morse Ave
Chicago
Dept
Spokane
Minnesota
Mia
Lena Prestegard
LeRoy
Prient
Thayer
Florida
Hog Ranches Marlon Co
Portis Tolly
Bagworth
Halivey
Union Station
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Perry
Geo
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Harteke
Dieterieh
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Rt. 2
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Dubuque, Ya
USA
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