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Omnipotent Generality Warns Against Broad Judgments
A retired brigadier general criticizes the trend of placing military leaders in government roles and warns against broad generalizations that tar whole groups. The piece argues demagogues fuel mass bigotry and mass support for war, noting Hitler’s use of sweeping judgments and the danger of such thinking amid atomic age tensions.
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Adolf Hitler
Neglect Principles and Clerical Commentary Cited
The text contrasts neglect of children with failure of supervision under law from New York Domestic Relations Court Justice Jacon Panken and St Patrick's Cathedral clergy Rev Robert E Woods. It also cites House Speaker Joseph W Martin Jr remarks on reducing governmental costs.
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Santa Claus Rebels in Park Avenue Neckwear Exchange
Billy Rose humor column recounts a Christmas tie exchange at a Park Avenue shop. A fat Santa explains exchanges, laments modern tastes, and jokes about politics, WWII echoes, and 1948 expectations as the scene shifts from neckties to show business.
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Russia Inferior Nation According To Paul Mallon
Paul Mallon argues Russia is an inferior nation with a fragile peace economy and strict censorship. He notes large military forces, possible near Turkey and Central Europe, and rumors of spring actions in the Balkans and Spitzbergen diplomacy. He cites Senator Vandenberg stressing constant vigilance.
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Defeat in Victory reshapes Polish fate under Roosevelt
George E. Sokolsky reviews a memoir by Jan Ciechanowski of his Poland era in Washington. He highlights Roosevelt's shifting stance on Poland and the Curzon Line, noting Teheran decisions and late 1944 diplomacy with Mikolajczyk. The piece stresses data density and absence of index.
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Polk Street Professor and the view of Russia after war
A pastor’s reminiscence includes a boy who flew B 17 missions and landed in a field with farmers awaiting him. He reflects on the beauty of the sky, hamburger wishes, and a wartime juke box memory as he notes Russia’s limited military, political power, and the need for vigilance and strategic strength for peace.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues Puzzle Grid
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Crossword Clue Fragments and Answers Scatter
A scrambled list of clues and terse solutions appears, including references to Hindu queen cereal grain lamprey steamships onager benumb maiden plexus article unclothed newts tiny qualified land parcel beverage German river Hebrew letter whirlwinds.
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Air defense plans amid rocket threat outlined by officials
The article details ample air force and scientific efforts to protect air defenses against rocket bomb threats. It mentions destroying bombs in the air, deploying planes to move armies northward, preventing air base establishment, and achieving a strong defensive posture against atomic explosions, with military leaders highlighted.
Backache and Leg Pains Signal Tired Kidneys Warning
An ad explains kidneys remove acids and waste from blood and that backache leg pains and other symptoms may warn of kidney trouble. It urges questions to a druggist about Doan's Pills a diuretic used for over 60 years to flush waste from the blood.
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