Congress Proposals Aimed at Wages Prices and Health Plan
The administration seeks price ceilings and a six man wage board. It backs a public health plan via a federal health department and expanded medical care programs. Doctors push a cabinet led health effort while political debate questions necessity and timing. Kentucky Governor Clements greets French visitors with a kiss and receives a Kentucky colonel commission.
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Congress
Washington
Prattien
Truman
America
American Medical Association
Board of Trustees
Department of Health
Tana
Kentucky
Earle Clements
Pteone
Frankfurt
Ande Picard
Clements
Fight
Picard
Debate Over North Atlantic Pact and War Powers
Washington views on a proposed North Atlantic security pact raise questions about constitutional war powers. Senator Van denberg argues the pact reserves decision on war to Congress, while critics doubt its effectiveness without clear commitment to military action. The discussion echoes prewar assurances and reflects skepticism about guarantees against future wars.
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Gildad Lily
Washington
Congress
Vandenburg
Foreign Affairs Committee
Vandenberg
United States
Senate
State Department
Connally
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Dictatorial drift warned by Ike at Columbia College forum
General Dwight D. Eisenhower warned at Columbia College about the real danger of dictatorship in the United States. He described a centralized bureaucracy risking loss of freedoms and property as a step toward formal dictatorship if unchecked. The talk framed democracy with vigilance against creeping government power.
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Columbia College Forum
United States
Tre
Dwight D
Ike” Eisenhower
Dietstarships
Hadisenf
Eisenhower
Ike
U. S
Metals Get Stronger From Microstructure Control
Dr J H Holloman of General Electric reports metals can be made five to ten times stronger by controlling grain boundaries. Strength comes from preventing microscopic cracks that start at high temperatures, a key to tougher metals.
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J. H. Holloman
General Electric Research Laboratory
Ecientist
GOP Faces Changes as Conservatives Split in Debate
A Washington commentator argues the Republican Party faces upheaval as conservatives split between reformers and hardliners. He cites Taft and the Senate battles over labor laws and social programs, noting both parties will concede some federal roles to preserve private enterprise.
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Esther
Democrats
Sylvia
Dewey
Republican Party
Party
Isbor
Federal Reserve Board
Taft
Senate
Fatt
Senarar
Nbernis
England
GOP
Tutt
Practical Kitchen and Sewing Tips in Old Instructions
A collection of simple tips for cooking and sewing from an older text. Techniques include wrapping cracked eggs in wax paper to keep whites intact, loosening machine tension with longer stitches for sheer fabrics, using paper strips when sewing, and rolling bags of nuts with a rolling pin for easy chopping. Guidance on descaling kettles with vinegar and water is also included.
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Kelllogg
Mia
W. L. Carmichael
Portsmouth
Kellogg
O. Pany
Battle Creek
Mich
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Health Department
Wilmington
Del
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Douglas MacArthur
Backhage
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Tom Dewey
Mr. Taft
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Robert A. Taft
Lakewood
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Prince Albert
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