Acheson Policy Sparks Debate Over China and Formosa
The Secretary proposes a wait and see policy toward China, arguing Russia can press claims while the United States stays hands-off. Critics warn the passivity could invite wider Communist advance in Asia and abandon Chinese friends. The piece notes a clash with Truman doctrine aims and questions how a passive stance leads to a desirable outcome.
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Acheson
China
Russia
Jamoc
Formosa
State Department
Truman
East
Europe
Moscow
Mr. Acheson
Asia
Predictions on Moon Landing and Space Flight Pace
The piece surveys Arthur C. Clarke forecasts from 1947 about guided missiles reaching the moon within this year and future space battles beyond Earth. It notes Lowell Lawrence predicting rocket speeds and Eddy Bickenbreker’s forecast that jet airliners become standard within a decade, highlighting era-wide debate on rapid aeronautical advancement.
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Arthur C. Clarke
British Interplanetary Society
Clarke
Earth
Moon
Thay
Lowell Lawrence
Reaction Motors
Lawrence
Associated Press
Jose Rover
New York
San Francisco
Pommen
Eddy Bickenbreker
Suffragettes and the Fight for Women’s Vote Remembered
The article recalls early aviation fantasies from speeds to two hours coast to coast and reflects on the suffragette movement. It notes Carrie Chapman Catt’s leadership, Susan B. Anthony’s militancy, and the National American Woman Suffrage Association’s dissolution on its 21st birthday. It honors the courage and persistence of suffragists in Troy area and their impact on citizenship.
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Washington
White House
National American Women's Suffrage Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B. Anthony
Mrs. Catt
Troy
Woodrow Wilson
New York Wins Wall of Water Shortage Comeback
New York City faces a deadly drought yet maintains hope as reservoir levels climb from 40 to 64 days of supply. Officials credit conservation and civic responsibility for easing the crisis, while noting future precipitation remains uncertain and urging continued restraint.
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New York City
New York
Emergency in Coal Crisis Sparked by Truman Policy
Editorial attacks President Truman over coal shortages and low production. It claims walkouts by coal miners reduced output below normal, disrupts train service, and endangers heating and power. The piece argues Truman refuses to invoke Taft-Hartley to avert disaster while Congress debates actions.
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United States
Truman
John S. Lewis
Lewis
Mr. Truman
New York State
Congress
White House
Leais
President urged to act as crisis looms over nation
A commentator argues for immediate government action amid rising tensions with John L. Lewis and the administration. The piece warns that delay could turn an emergency into a national calamity.
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John L. Lewis
Taft Hartley Act Gains Allies in Congress
Washington Evening Star notes the Taft Hartley Act gains support among lawmakers as coal shortages threaten voters. It cites Scott Lucas and Rep Jad Jacobs acknowledging the law’s protective role, contrasting Democratic rhetoric with practical need for statutory safeguards. The piece warns against exploiting labor fears for political gain.
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Washington Evening Star
Scott Lucas
Hingis
Senate
Congress
Jacoba Joe Indiana
Jacobs
Lucas
John L. Lewis
Mr. Jacobs
John L. Lewises
Mystery Man Jesse James Haunts Dalton Tale
A damaged OCR fragment blends a rumor about Mr Dalton and Jesse James. It suggests a theater or hotel scene where Dalton, elderly and weary, contemplates his fate while a claim ties his past to the outlaw Jesse James. The text hints at a hidden identity and conscience driving revelation.
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Vmiovaenee Macting Bulletin
New York
Frank Tal
James
Mr. Dalton
Jese James
Daltons
Jesse
Tor
Drivers cry over city road safety and delays
Pulse of the People letter writer SKIDDY from Troy complains that city streets are unsafe while county roads are sanded. He questions Limited Traction Co. and urges action before a potential negligence lawsuit, urging motorists to voice concerns. Anonymous submissions permitted with signed name.
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Limited Traction Co
National Whirligig on Henry Wallace and third party hopes
Washington reports Henry A Wallace lives quietly outside New York City and shows little interest in national politics. He allegedly works to boost production of es and contemplates quitting the Progressive Party as doubts over insurgent movements grow.
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Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Henry
New York City
Progressive Party
Wallace
Lehman- Dulles
New York
Lehman
John Foster
Dulles
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Party
Walelace
New Yorke
Polind
Marcantonio
G.olp
Dutles
Almad Negligime
Myr Wallare
Truman
Domratyo Demani
Miln
Mr Wallare
Inetaner
SMR
Cleveland
Cmt
Vethation
Clark
Cliiford
White House
Phos
Ead Heligg
Frankie ‘Cortelin
Pri” Rasieliov
Irsing Haim
Whitney Na- Hanna Bank
New Orleans
Phil Kastel
William Hehks
Frank Cretelio
Jenmange
Chicago
BESHM
Ioane Haim
Whitney National Bank
King Haim
Wikash Hele Ving
J. G. Turney and Sons Ltd
Kings Ransom and Hoses of Lordswicking
Smallest Baby Grows To 14 Years And 93 Pounds
Jacqueline Jean Gallagher, once billed as the smallest baby to survive, has reached age 14 at Leaside Memorial Hospital. Born weighing about 12 ounces, she spent her first months under oxygen support and has since become a normal, thriving adolescent with dreams of becoming a nurse.
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Chicago
Jacqueline Jean
Gackie
Thenan
Conmal Perrreas
Katherine Gallagher
Leaie Memorial Hosm
Gelagher
Jackie
Costello influence tied to U S government probe
A Washington column argues that gangster Frankie Costello has grown from racketeering to political clout, possibly inside the federal government. It cites connections with Treasury figures, estimates his deportation risk, and notes links to Costello partners such as Kastel and Helis, with references to related investigations and testimony.
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Washington
Franklin Roosevelt
Frankie Costello
Time
Newewesk
Edward Fotliged
Warhington Post
Contello
Waldorf
Wall Street
America
Costello
New York
Penny
Crute
Miamaj
Los Angeles
United States
Italy
Justice Department
Harry Bridges
San Francisco
Bridges
Truman
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Clyde Hoey
White House
John Maragon
Phil” Kastel
Bill Belis
Golden Greek
Maragon
el Paso
Texas
Underworld
Bill Helis
Irving Haim
Anles
House of Lords
King’s Ransom
Stumbl- 44
Helis
Whiteley Co
King's Ramsan
Senate to Vote on Margarine Measure Tuesday
The Senate agreed to begin voting Tuesday on a proposed substitute for a House bill to repeal federal taxes on margarine. The plan, backed by Trust Dairy Mates, would remove the 1 cent per pound tax on oleomargarine and 2 cent per pound on colored margarine. The vote is set for 1 pm ET and may be amended further by senators.
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Washington
Senate
Luras
Tiefitin
Weil
Senators Trust Dairy Mates
Butler
Laponmors
Lancer
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
A weekly Q and A column discusses pronunciation quirks and usage. Readers from Silver City Altoona Pittsburg Peoria Waterford Newark weigh in on American pronunciation of words and phrases with expert commentary and examples.
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Frank Colby
Silver City
W.B.M
Alexander Pope
Altoona
R. R.A
Peoria
Mra. F. P. A
Sam
David
Gath
Waterford
Newark
Hyde
DW. A
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Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
G.W.E.K
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N. J
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House
Ways and Means
The
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Wito
Lloyd Cobb
Helle
A. Reynolds
London
Washington Metro
Hells
Haim
George Ufner
New Oreleans
Uffner
Alfange
Frank Comtello
J. G. Turney and Son
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