Marshall plan complexities test democracy in loud session
Baukhage analyzes the 80th Congress short session on the Marshall Plan for Europe. He outlines three discussion phases, European factors like visible income and trade imbalances, and the need for an effective sales effort by others to persuade the public.
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Aid deadline urged for Europe as Marshall pushes plan
Secretary Marshall urged a December 1 deadline for emergency relief to France, Italy and Austria with an early March target for a four year 20 billion dollar European recovery plan. State witnesses backed speed as China aid poten tially looms. Agriculture warned corn and winter wheat crops lower than prior forecasts.
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George Marshall
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Lewis Douglas
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Gown of the Year and Worldwide Turmoil
An artist’s conception shows Princess Elizabeth’s ivory duchess satin wedding gown with a 15 foot train and beaded embroidery. The same issue notes a drop in meat production due to poor crops and higher feed costs, predicting lower beef pork and poultry output in 1948. It reports riots and terror rising in France and Italy, with Marseille paralyzed after a Communist strike and rioting, and Milan’s anti Red actions against a newspaper plant and police station.
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Phillip Mountbatten
Hotticelli
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Italy
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Milan
End of an era as Notre Dame and Army clash in standouts era
A reflective article recalls the Notre Dame Army series from 1913 through recent clashes, highlighting Rockne and Dorais, the long dominance of Notre Dame, and shifts in football power. It notes past triumphs, wartime gaps, Leahy's 1948 stalemate, and potential future meetings. It also discusses Pittsburgh series, Sutherland, Leahy, and Brown, plus the rise of pro football versus college game interest.
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Katte Rockne
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Harvard
Yale
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Biff Jones
Tim
Frank Leahy
South Bend
Knute Rockne
Frank
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Four Horsemen
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Jock Sutherland
Elmer Layden
Sutherland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gock
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Leahy
Johnny Lujack
Paul Brown
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
Booklet on Quick Weight Change and Diet Tips
A health booklet promotes rapid weight loss by adding greens and salads to meals rich in minerals and vitamins. It suggests varied salads with fish cheese fruit or vegetables and offers a mineral dressing to boost flavor. The item advertises booklet No 46 and mentions weight management guidance and related materials.
Wild Animals Threaten Indian Cities and People
A清 sweeping India story details danger from monkeys in Benares that bite worshippers to death and are hunted with bounties. Elephants roam Assam and Mysore destroying crops, while Himalaya bears kill thousands. Tigers near Bombay claim many lives yearly and snakes, including king cobras, kill hundreds of thousands.
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India
United States
Benares
Animal Kingdom
Assam
Mysore
Himalaya
Bombay
Atlantic Cable Leftover Sold As Souvenirs
The 20 mile piece of the first transatlantic telegraph cable landed in Newfoundland in 1858 was bought by Tiffany and Co. The unused cable was cut into over 300000 four inch lengths and sold as souvenirs for six dollars each.
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Tiffany and Company
New York Jewelry House
Practical Christmas Gifts for Smokers and Home Cares
Practical tips for keeping clothes baskets clean and organized Proofing curtains before laundering Choosing useful gifts for Christmas includes Camel Cigarettes and Prince Albert Tobacco in festive packaging Camel cartons hold 200 cigarettes while Prince Albert tins offer one pound for pipe smokers Dealers can reserve these items with a personalized Merry Christmas message as a ready gift idea
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Prince Albert
Camels
Huge Ventilating System In New Brooklyn Tunnel
The Brooklyn Battery Tunnel project in New York Harbor will house the world’s largest ventilating system. It will supply 4,200,000 cubic feet of fresh air per minute, about 12 percent more than the Holland tunnel and 68 percent more than the Mersey tunnel.
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