Engineers Probe Gulf Seabed for Oil Using Explosive Seismic Tests
Engineers push into the Gulf of Mexico to locate oil using small dynamite charges undersea. Crews from boats detonate charges and record seismic shock waves to map underwater geology and assess sediment layers for potential oil accumulation.
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Gulf of Mexico
PRESIPERT TRUMAN Defends voter role in foreign policy
In a recent speech Truman declares that the people of the United States shape foreign policy, not Congress or the president, and that public sentiment directs national actions abroad and at home. He suggests charges about U S foreign policy target the people.
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Truman
United States
Congress
Europe
Asia
Demobilization and Cold War Fears After 1945
The piece condemns rapid postwar demobilization and policy shifts as leading to a renewed Cold War risk. It cites public pressure to bring GIs home, criticizes Congress, notes Soviet expansion, and argues stronger defense and cautious foreign policy were needed. It mentions McCarthyism, Lattimore, and endorsements from Marshall Byrnes Hull Acheson.
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Europe
Russia
China
Asia
TCA
McCarthy
Owen Lattimore
General Marshall
James Byrnes
Cordell Hull
Dean Acheson
Lattimore
State Department
Budenz
Lathmore
Opposition to President’s agricultural reorganization plan
The Farm Bureau federation urges rejection of the president’s reorganization plan for the agriculture department. It claims the Hoover commission-recommended changes are not followed and that the plan leaves too much discretionary power to the secretary of agriculture in farmers' affairs.
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Agricultural Department
Hoover Commission
Farm Bureau Federation
Dota
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers’ Affairs
The Sportsman and His Season’s Economic Sky
A witty essay contrasts a cautious hat buyer with a sportsman who buys licenses and hunts. It parodies licensing costs, hunting quotas, and the imagined economic returns from fishing, pheasants, ducks, venison, and deer with reflections on regulation and nostalgia for looser guns.
Rescue Projects Planned To Aid Waterfowl Habitat
Ducks Unlimited, Inc. plans its largest summer batch of rescue projects to curb migratory waterfowl declines. About $350,000 is already set for restoring breeding areas. The non profit group completed 85 projects last year and aims to do more this season, weather permitting.
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Ans
Ducks Unlimited, Inc
Magicians of the Moist Ball Spark Baseball Anecdotes
A nostalgic piece recalls Ed Walsh as a top spitball pitcher with 40 wins in a season, Bugs Raymond's famed two drink warm up and perfect game against Boston, and McGraw's praise. It notes Boston Red Sox depth, Yankees’ offense against them, and Verity Stephens driving in 159 runs on bases loaded. The Braves lead the Giants in a defensive trade context.
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Walsh
Addie Jans
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McGraw
Bugs Raymond
Bugs
Shreveport
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Tommy Leach
Will Bransfield
Fred Clarke
Deacon Phillippe
Bill Dinneen
Boston
Ab Powell
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Yankees
Gree
Parnell
Kinder
Sox
Verity Stephens
Stephens
New York
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