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What We Fight For in Korea and Election Skepticism
The piece questions U S Korea preparedness and the delay in deploying better weapons testing public trust. It suggests political influence may shape policy ahead of the November election and notes Sen W Lee O Daniel proposed longer terms and one term limits for elected officials.
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Faker Kennedy eyes and Bowery legend ends in street drama
Billy Rose recalls the Bowery fakir Kennedy who once blinded by smoke glasses and joked of eyes for marbles. A hold up at Gargan's Bar ends with Kennedy grabbing a gun and fending off thieves, then a package with glass eyes arrives after his pneumonia death, leaving patrons torn over truth and illusion. The item closes with quotes from sports and public figures.
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Wedemeyer Korea report ignored and costly policy errors
George E. Sokolsky argues that the Wedemeyer report on Korea, issued in 1949, warned of Soviet strength in North Korea and the risk of a Soviet satellite outcome, yet U S policy failed to act. He criticizes the suppression of Korea analysis, the weak South Korea police force, and the lack of a strong South Korea defense. He notes 125000 Soviet troops in the north and the need for a parallel American force. He decries the abandonment of Wedemeyer’s advice and the resulting loss of American lives.
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Washed out Osaka streets halt communications and transport
Washed out and thousands of tele phones blown down. Communications and transport in Osaka were almost at a standstill. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Typhoon kills and devastates southern Japan
A powerful typhoon struck southern Japan causing at least 109 deaths with hundreds missing and thousands injured. Osaka and nine prefectures faced the worst damage as winds reached 123 mph. Railways and communications were disrupted, six ships sank, 113 vessels were stranded, and vast areas of rice paddies and farmlands were flooded or destroyed.
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Mind and sports figures spur June marriages and study zeal
Dr. Albert Edward Wiggam notes June tops marriage rates in most states, with Mississippi and some Southern states preferring December. Harold Garnett Black praises effective language and math teaching to energize students for an atomic age, urging rededication by high school and college learners. Babe Ruth and other legends inspire youth by skill and sportsmanship.
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Polk Street Professor’s Big House Joke Sparks Real Estate Drift
A friend jokes about a chum’s enormous home and endless costs including paint by the barrel, numerous servants, yard men, and 12 to 14 mice-killing cats. Taxes would surpass a three month wage in 1942, with total price exceeding any long term saver’s dream. Real estate seems to rise with no ceiling as skies stay blue.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed List of Answers
A dense list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Items include state flag, Sahara mountains, finish, butterfly, Iroquoian Indian, Abraham's home, light rains, goddess of infatuation, egg shaped, and many more with abbreviations and partial answers.
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Going Steady At A Young Age
A high school reader asks about dating a new boy while already “going steady” with another. The adviser suggests ending the steady dating to keep freedom and date whom she pleases, noting there’s time to settle later with the right person. A separate letter asks the proper age to date girls. guidance replies that friendly acquaintance is fine, movie dates may start around 15, and social activities at home and learning to dance are appropriate now.
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