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Fallacious Faith in Air Power Heats Up War Debate
A critique argues that belief in swift victory by air power alone is dangerous and ignores ground forces. It cautions that bombs without infantry, tanks, and ships fail to secure surrender, citing World War II outcomes and risks of overreliance on long range bombers.
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Tito Faces Western Pressure Over Yugoslav Independence
Tito walks a fine line as Western and Soviet pressure over Yugoslavia intensifies. Moscow backs Tito’s independent stance while economic levers loom, with Bulgaria and the Cominform targeting Tito after his nationalist move. Yugoslavia remains firm with Communist support and no domestic rivals showing strength.
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Yugoslavia Pivot Between East and West Under Tito
The article describes Yugoslavia’s rift with Soviet dominated blocs, Tito's push to seek Western aid while facing East bloc exclusion. It notes plans for a Western oriented economic council, Western negotiations with American firms, and the Soviet dilemma over limiting Tito’s moves amid a broader debate on mutual aid and health program costs.
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Federal Reserve Eases Credit Again Amid Mixed Signals
The Federal Reserve Board cuts down payment requirements and extends installment periods for a second time in two months as inflation fears ease. Officials clash with White House plans on price controls and taxes, while social legislation and voter benefits rise in prominence. Economists note the moves are largely psychological with uncertain impact on markets.
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Truman health plan rebuttal lacks persuasive force
The debate over compulsory health insurance shows defects in the administration’s argument and cites limited voluntary coverage as proof of demand. Historical evidence from Britain warns that government led care can swell waiting lists and reduce care quality, underscoring risks of socialized medicine at home.
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Crisis in Public School Building Needs
Education editor Dr. Benjamin Fine reports a looming crisis in U S school construction. He cites a ten year need of 10 billion dollars and 82 percent of buildings rated fair or poor. He discusses state programs, federal aid limits, rural gaps, and centralized districts as part of a realistic plan to address the shortage.
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Yale creates separate department for social sciences
Providence Bulletin notes Yale University groups history psychology sociology anthropology economics political science education and geography into a new social science department. The piece highlights debates on whether social sciences are true sciences and cites insurers predicting auto fatalities as evidence of statistical accuracy.
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Grandma Moses Named among Six Top Women of 188 Selected
The Women's National Press Did recently named Grandma Moses among six top women of 188 chosen for recognition. The piece touts her as America's Sweetheart and a spirited figure who embodies vitality and resilience in American democracy.
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Pulse of the People letters policy and anonymous submissions
The Record Newspapers will publish letters only if authors sign their names and addresses or opt to withhold their name in which case publication is not allowed. The newspaper reserves the right to edit and shorten letters. The column also notes a column titled Hidden Treasures and reflects on Easter’s themes of sorrow and resurrection amid ongoing scientific progress.
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Evatt's role in UN diplomacy and Cold War tensions
The piece profiles Herbert V. Evatt, Australian Foreign Minister and UN Assembly president, as a forceful peacemaker amid Cold War strains. It notes his clashes with Soviet advocates, his impatience with traffic and diplomacy, and his influence on Berlin blockade decisions and neutral blocs. It also touches on lobbying on Capitol Hill, US-Italy military bases, and UN colonial questions.
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Exuberance and revulsion in postwar California view
The piece notes California and the West facing postwar readjustment with rising populations from wartime industries, housing and services needs, tourism uptick, and cautious optimism. It highlights reduced war talk, fears of bureaucracy, and strong desire to self manage while benefiting from Marshall Plan era aid and federal resources.
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Words and mispronunciations from a radio era debate
A fragmented piece discusses pronunciation in medical terms and common misuses. It cites arthritis syllables, rheumatic language, and a Reds baseball operation note misquoted by a doctor. The text also covers confusing words like congenital vs congenial and arraigned vs arranged, plus a Batesville writer arguing about radio speech habits.
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Reds Building Biggest Telescope They Say
A report claims Russia announced yesterday it is building the world largest reflecting telescope. It mentions a one meter aperture, while California houses the Wilson telescope with a 16 inch aperture.
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