Bipartisan foreign policy under strain over Acheson nomination
Senate discussions reveal Democrat control clashing with Republican opposition as Vandenberg urges caution while Truman and Dulles consult on foreign policy. AFL backs Acheson despite Republican misgivings, signaling a tense but ongoing push for a firm stance against Soviet aggression.
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Truman Acheson Policies Highlight Transatlantic Debate
In diplomatic circles the item centers on Acheson's posture toward Moscow and the Truman Doctrine legacy. Dulles notes discussion with Truman on the future international outlook, including Britain and LaRochelle, as the strategic arena shifts ahead of the November election.
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Whathey
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Dewey
United Nations
Marshall
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Truman
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Freezing Rain Forecast Hits Midwest and West
The Associated Press reports severe winter conditions as freezing rain threatens the Midwest amid snow and sleet. Frigid Southern California weather follows a second week of icy winds and winter storms impacting travel and safety.
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Weather Triggers Severe Ice Conditions Across Midwest
A 48-hour freezing rain spell, described as a serious ice glaze for Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas, left highways hazardous, power outages in southwest Missouri, and snow in California towns like San Diego and Palm Springs. Nevada and Nebraska also faced heavy snow and emergency actions as crews aided isolated communities.
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Confidence bills to protect newsmen sources in New York
Senate and Assembly introduced confidence bills to shield reporters from revealing confidential sources. Republican Sen. Thomas A. Lesmond of Newburg and Assembly Leader Lee B. Mailler of Cornwall-on-Hudson promoted the measure after a State Law Revision Commission report. The panel favored a guarded privilege but rejected unconditional protection.
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On the Air Program Guide from Local Stations
Radio listings show WFLY and WELY schedules with news at 3:00 and 5:00, entertainment and talk segments including Jim Amecke Show, Wayside Chapel, Evelyn Johnson Small, Wagon Trails, Kiddla Korner, Bharpla Sisters, My Serenade, Shall We Dance and Special Assignment across afternoon and evening slots. The schedule includes frequency changes, program titles, and start times from 3:00 to 8:43 with multiple music and news blocks.
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Wayside Chapel
Wely Music Room
Evelyn Johnson Small
Wagon Trails
Club FM
Kiddla Korner
Timekeeper and News Lineup Across Daily Radio Schedule
A dense listing details radio program times and hosts for a full day, naming programs such as Timekeeper at 7:30 and 8:00 headlines, with figures like Willis Korres and Helen Tresit, plus a long sequence of shows from morning to late night across stations WROW Albany and related programs, including news, weather, sports, and variety segments.
Truman Estimates 1.5 Billion Needed For Farm Prices
Washington President Truman estimated the government will spend 1.444 billion dollars on farm price support programs over the two years ending June 30, 1950. Outlays include 866 million for the current year and 538 million for the next fiscal year, with totals varying if crops are larger or smaller than 1948-49.
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Stronger Rent Controls Favored By Senate Banker
Washington Senator Maybank of the Senate Banking Committee said rent and other controls on scarce items must be strengthened and continued. He noted few points in the President's economic report with which he agrees and that hearings will be held on the new interst. He added that price controls of wartime variety have not been requested.
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Knickerbocker Junior High Plans Father’s Night Program
The executive board will meet at the school this evening with Mrs. George Curran and Mrs. Clement Ketterson presiding. Plans for Father’s Night on January 15 will be made. Roy Shadt will speak at the program. Fathers will host and serve refreshments.
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Polish American Group Installs 1949 Officers and Banquet
Polish American Club installed officers led by president Frank J. Zibro and vice president J. Washock at 507-508 First Street. New officers include Treas. Babeck Secretary John W. Singacia Recording Officer Manley Sr Optie and others. A banquet followed the ceremonies with Holy Trinity Church officiants and community members, as local families faced illnesses and hospitalizations.
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