Russia's Return to Old Maneuvers in Manchuria
The essay recalls 1898 Open Door fears and Russian aggression in Manchuria. It cites Lord Beresford and British merchants warning against Russian control and closer trade ties, noting US support for Open Door and British naval positioning. It then links to 1945 claims of Russia again using a Chinese Communist force to seize Manchurian provinces, hinting at undisclosed surrender details.
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John Hay
Manchuria
Charles Beresford
China
Associated Chambers of Commerce of
Great Britain
Lord Beresford
Russia
India
United States
Spain
Philippines
Germany
McKinley
Cuban
Manila
Admiral Chichester
Dairen
Port Arthur
Manchurian
Truman and the American Presidency face public scrutiny
The article critiques President Truman as a typical American yet notes a shift in expectations. It argues grass roots readers want a relatable leader who also acts with polish, criticizing frequent absences from the desk and staged politicking while demanding charm only during campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Truman
White House
Mr. Truman
Dorothy Thompson on atomic bomb dangers and world control
Dorothy Thompson argues the atomic bomb threatens international confidence and small nations. She advocates a world control authority of scientists and experts, governing mines and labs, to outlaw war by sharing atomic knowledge with neutral oversight.
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Earth
Nuremburg
United States
Security Council
Germany
Lange
Russia
Berlin
Dahlem
Vienna
Solomon
World Security Organization
Truman Popularity Holds Broad Approval in Gallup Poll
The Gallup poll shows over eight in ten American voters approve of President Truman, despite criticism of economic and labor policies. The survey notes Truman’s middle-of-the-road stance and compares U S and British public opinion, with figures for 1948 election context and shifts among Dewey and Roosevelt voters.
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Truman
White House
Institute
Mr. Truman
British Institute of Public Opinion
British Gallup Poll
Britain
Prime
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Dewey
Horizon 1 Naval Aide Pictured with Capt James K
Navy crossword style clue puzzle listing names and abbreviations across two columns. Includes references to Tru naval, compass, old Ireland, and various short definitions names such as Emmet and Senoble.
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James K
Tru Naval
One Battle at Okinawa and a Primitive Sanitation Tale
The speaker recalls a single naval battle during World War II at Okinawa. He describes an improvised sanitation setup on the beach, a gasoline explosion, and a makeshift disposal flare that tested firefighting gear. Despite uncertainties about its impact, the Japanese surrender followed.
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Joe
Okinawa
Veterans Information Center marks second anniversary
The Veterans Information Center at 110 East Fifth celebrates two years since opening November 1 1944. It has aided 3972 armed forces members with 1115 consulting last month. peak day 96 applicants. Regions served span Amarillo Potter County and a large territory from Raton Hobbs NM east to Oklahoma border south to Sweetwater north through the Oklahoma Panhandle.
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Veterans Information Center
East Fifth
Amarillo
Potter County
Raton and
Hobbs
N. M
Oklahoma
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Mr. Attlee
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Kayo
the Rascals
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