The Issue Is Acheson By George Sokolsky
The column argues public reaction to General MacArthur's dismissal shifts focus to Dean Acheson. It notes Truman's support for Acheson amid Republican opposition and highlights tensions over Far East policy, Formosa, and the Philippines. The piece links Wedemeyer and Acheson in a broader power struggle shaping 1952 electoral attention.
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George E. Sokolosky
Douglas MacArthur
Dean Acheson
Truman
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Great Britain
Herbert Hoover
Senator Wherry
India
United States
Iran
Lester Pearson
Canada
Acheson
Far East
State Department
Albert Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
San Francisco
China
Korea
Women In
Washington
Munich
Congress
Formosa
Philippines
Soviet Russia
Soviet China
King Features Syn
Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Policy Notes
The Amarillo Globe is listed as established February 20 1924 and published in Amarillo Texas with editorial and publishing staff names including Wesle Izzard Paul Allingham and Ter Andrews. The page outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions and notes the paper as an independent Democratic publication with stated political stance.
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WESLE
Izzard
Paul Allingham
EPA Rye
Nescene
Ter Andrews
Eesompany
UTV Presid
Aed
Amarillo
Texas
Sinzic
Leewe
Seyond
Esas
Amarillo Globe
Dawes Life Reflected In A Turbulent Era Of Peace And War
Charles G. Dawes born after the Civil War grew to manhood during a long era of peace and then steered U S policy after World War I. He devised German reparations, won the Nobel Peace Prize, served as vice president under Calvin Coolidge, led the RFC, and faced personal financial strain during the 1929 crash.
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Charles G. Dawes
Korea
Dawes
Germany
Court of St. James
Cal Coolidge
Ing
Ver
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
The Deadly Chain in Korea War Outlook
Stewart Alsop argues the Korea conflict follows a fixed logic from troop withdrawal to possible World War. He outlines six stages from initial policy shifts to Soviet intervention and warns only a peaceable settlement or a clear policy shift can break the chain, with major players Truman MacArthur and the Kremlin central to outcomes.
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Truman
General MacArthur
United States
Korea
South Korea
Kremlin
MacArthur
Stratemeyer
MacArthur Weil
China
Peiping
Phus
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Treasure Island Chief Quitting in Navy station shakeup
Treasure Island Receiving Station commander Captain Roger W. Simpson says he is retiring not being ousted. Representative Hugh D. Mitchell releases a letter noting Undersecretary Dan Kimball favors a command change citing disciplinary methods at Treasure Island. Simpson, 52, retires June 30 after 31 years in service. Also notes two new 12,000 ton liners Caledonien and Tahatian set for Franco Australia run and Brazil shipping iron ingots to the United States.
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San Francisco
Roger W. Simpson
Navy
Treasure Island
Hugh D. Mitchell
Washington Democrat
Washington
Dan Kimball
Simpson
Paris
Exploring Your Mind by Wiggam on Budget and Beliefs
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam discusses budgeting as a plan for living and contrasts it with spending. He cites Plato on examining life and urges evaluating beliefs by facts rather than habits. He notes job satisfaction depends on opportunity, boss, creativity, grievances, and benefits. pay ranks lower for the satisfied.
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Plato
John F. Dille Co
Polk Street Professor Looks For Truth In Flattery
A humorous reminiscence reveals a teacher who craves praise yet rejects hollow praise. He jokes about being seen as an impostor after short chats, admits vanity over his Christmas tie, and asks strangers to notice real facts about him while dismissing frequent compliments as insincere.
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Scrooge
Prom Night Etiquette And A Teen’s Dilemma
THIS TEEN WORLD discusses who should pay for a out of town prom guest. Answer: the guest pays train fare. the inviter covers room meals and entertainment after arrival. It also advises handling a girl’s uncertainty by continuing to date casually and reassessing feelings.
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Elinor Williams
Ans
McNaught Syn., Inc
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed by Position on Page
A rearranged crossword puzzle listing numerous across and down clues covering words from fish and interstices to Babylonian deity and railroad abbr with several entries likely forming a themed puzzle. The clues span general knowledge from geography to language and historic figures, inviting solver with cross references.
Happy Landing for Man Hit by Train
In Dallas an inbound Cotton Belt freight train struck a stalled 1941 automobile in North Dallas, tossing its driver Thomas H. Enright age 29 about 70 feet. Enright survived the plunge and was rushed to a hospital for checks on possible internal injuries.
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Dallas
Cotton Belt
Thomas H. Enright
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Charles Lamb
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Patty
Noino
Fungo
Aei
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5Th Avenue
Egay Watch and Jewelry Lines
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Southern Brokerage Co
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Johnson Price CO
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