Land of the Morning Calm Korea a struggle for unity and freedom
The article surveys Korea’s rugged geography and long arc of struggle for independence from 1910 annexation by Japan to its postwar division, noting the 38th parallel, the Seoul to Pusan rail route, and a 20 million strong agrarian South Korea. It highlights historic open doors with nations, the 1919 independence movement, Syngman Rhee’s exile government, and traditional customs including the three day groom stay and mourning in white.
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South Korea
Haeju
Seoul
Taejon
Taegu
Pusan
Yellow Sea
Sea of Japan
Korea
38Th Parallel
Japan
China
Russia
United Nations
United States
Syngman Rhee
Rhee
North Korea
Indiana
Huge Hats Shield Trust Against Plots Legend Says
The National Geographic Society notes a legend in which an ancient ruler required subjects to wear enormous hats to block whispered conspiracies. The tale claims large headwear prevented men from plotting by keeping heads apart and conversations impossible.
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National Geographic Society
Good Citizen Says War Power Lies With Congress
A civic message emphasizes that the power to declare war rests with Congress, not a single leader or the President. It outlines the Fifth promise of a good citizen to work for peace while honoring wartime duties and the flag, underscoring Congress as the sovereign authority in wartime decisions.
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Congress of
United States
America
Congress of the United
Thomas Paine
Washington
Philadelphia
Delaware
Trenton
Bedside for Bonzo and Free Speech Notes
Universal signs star Richard Reagan in Bedside for Bonzo while Gloria Drew, Rosemary Clooney, and Shirley Temple gossip spark Hollywood chatter. The piece frames wartime liberty debates and Paine’s Crisis, then outlines Congress’s war powers and the Good Citizen booklet from the American Heritage Foundation.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed From Fragments
A scrambled crossword listing scattered clues and partial words including across and down entries with numbers and snippets. Partial items reference remnant vessels rivers harangues and various terms across many lines, with incomplete phrases and OCR garbling throughout.
East Week's Answer and Row of Clues
Puzzle page item listing a cryptic style clue set with numbers 40 41 48 and 48. Indicates an answer sequence for a weekly crossword style grid. No clear names or events. reads as a teaser for readers to fill in the grid and check solutions.
Harmonious Union Fades Over Lost Money
A supposedly perfect marriage between Tony and Leah Cranston unravels over small sums of money mislaid by Leah. Tony secretly pockets cash to test Leah, prompting a tense hunt as deceit and suspicion threaten their harmony.
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Tony
Leah Cranston
Leah
Darling
Peaceful Ex-Boxer Of Times Square Seeks Quiet Life
Ex-prizefighter Kid Herman who ran a Times Square newsstand talks of preferring peace and a simple card game like pinochle. He recalls bouts with Patsy White and Benny Leonard, notes that fights fade in memory, and laughs about rivalries with old friends under the arch by the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Billy Rose
Broadway
Kid Herman
42Nd Street
Times Square
Benny Leonard
Gink
Patsy White
Patsy
Loust
Herman
Brooklyn Bridge
Light Sturdy Boat Pattern for Holiday Cruising
UE MAN who likes to spend holidays cruising lakes or rowing trout streams will enjoy this light boat. Pattern includes material distribution diagrams for cutting and assembling and finishing details. Price of pattern 220 to 25e. WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE Beaver 16 Bedford Wills New York.
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Beaver
Bedford Wills
New York
Reversing Hook and Eye Fixes Screen Door Slams
A reader notes that placing the eye in the frame and the hook on the door causes rattling and wear. Slamming can flip the latch and lock you out. The advised fix is to reverse the hook and eye on the screen door.
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