Conference of foreign ministers in Paris stalls progress
The Paris talks on postwar Europe inch forward slowly and near three months of recess. Russia under Stalin resists concessions, seeking domination. Britain and the United States fear Russia’s diplomacy while France’s vote may shift Western policy. A return to confident, selfless leadership in America is urged to avoid democratic decline.
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Conference Dawdling Along By David Lawrence
Washington reports that the postwar peace conference stalls amid Moscow resistance to four power guarantees against German aggression. Russia’s pattern of delaying or rejecting proposals strains U S and British efforts, with Byrnes proposal seen as a cover to Russia’s continued occupation. Officials warn of UN debate over Russian troop withdrawals as hope for allied harmony fades.
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New Working City Council and Committees
Good administration yesterday redefined the city council as a working body with chairmanships assigned by merit. Longstanding “mayor's committees” are replaced to reflect elected representatives' talents serving the people. The city’s financial report hints at a fairer balance with normal increases. The detailed report follows.
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Modification Of Laws Needed In Liberalism Seen Spreading Across Left
A columnist argues liberalism and unions have grown in influence while criticizing the closed shop and check-off. He recalls debates with John L. Lewis, cites Roosevelt era powers, condemns coercive union practices, and warns that subsidies and government patronage erode freedoms.
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One Two Three And Out By Arthur Bugs Beet
In a reflective vignette the author recalls paratroopers reprimanded for refusing exhibition jumps and jokes about the Army. He muses on veterans, fear of heights, and how brave acts may become habit, ending with his own reluctance to risk aerial feats.
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Women Doctors By George E. Sokolsky
Essay argues for expanding women’s roles in medicine amid doctor shortages after the war. It highlights New York infirmary staffed by women, historic battles of Elizabeth and Emily Blackwell, and calls for reducing prejudices to train and employ more women in all medical fields.
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Washington Scene on OPA Exemptions and Hawaii Mischief
Washington Scene recalls Hawaii delegate Farrington joking with Geo about OPA price exemptions including ice skates skis snowshoes and toboggans and Mauna Kea snow. The piece notes He bert’s shock over a constituent letter and Goddard’s stroll through Agriculture as two tired staffers brood over policy.
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Move on Ladies Line Causes Light Police Lesson
A policeman humorously told women lingering before a shop window to move on. He explained that staying in one spot invites others to form a line, prompting a gentle reply when a shopper seemed hurt. The moment, cited by the Christian Science Monitor, shows courtesy in crowds.
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Brookside Wait For Painful She Likes Yet
A hired girl fetches water from the brook while her mistress and husband discuss what she awaits. The exchange hints at an ironic, weary domestic scene from the Atlanta Two Bells.
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Worried Optimist Watches Future Of Business
A friend claims strong optimism about business despite constant worry. He admits the paradox, saying his concern stems from being worried about his own optimism. Quotation from Farm Journal.
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Moscow plant strike tests safety devices push
The Soviet Electrical Workers Union struck in Moscow after a plant failed to install safety devices. The action raises questions about economic reforms and potential moves toward market-like practices in Russia.
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