Retreating or Resolving the Red Chinese Dilemma
The article summarizes U.S. News and World Report arguing American policy in the Far East is under strain. It weighs retreat versus firm action to deter Communist expansion, citing historical concessions at Teheran and Yalta and debates over intervention around Formosa. It notes allies fear full confrontation while urging a measured stance to back up declared intentions.
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Eisenhower
Far East
U.S. News & World Report
Vsiness Magazine
United States
Teheran
Yalta
Poland
U.S
Korea
Beyond the pale charge on Eisenhower religion debate
The article defends Dwight Eisenhower against claims he lacked faith before the presidency. It argues that a man may be deeply religious without church membership, cites past presidents, and notes public rejoicing at his church affiliation. It references moral accountability and the idea that faith supports leaders facing heavy burdens.
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Neely
Eisenhower
Thas
West Virginia
White House
Ferson
Lincoln
Dwight Eisenhower
Matsu and Quemoy Crisis Shape U S Debate
The article reviews the Matsu and Quemoy islands near China, held by Chiang Kai-shek’s forces off Formosa. It notes the U S pledge to defend Formosa but not the two islets, and outlines Eisenhower’s uncertain position amid calls for support and warnings from Adm. Carney of possible attacks. It also briefly mentions Malenkov’s absence in Moscow and hints at political instability.
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Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
China
James Maser
Washington
Matsu
Quemoy
Ham
Red China
United States
Chiang
Treddent Hisenhower
Selena
Rock n Roll is Beat That Grips Teenagers Says Mindy Carson
HAL BOYLE reports on teenagers reacting to Rock n Roll with Mindy Carson explaining the craze. She describes the music as a powerful beat that makes youths want to dance and feel energized not exactly like money but a new sensation.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Mindy
America
Boyle
Alma's Affair Suspected In Dr Crane Case N-292
In Case N-292 Alma F aged 39 once churchgoing now misleads husband with late hours and a workplace affair The psychiatrist Dr George W Crane argues sudden atheism and church avoidance signal moral conflict and underlying guilt The text notes a three month affair later proven in events
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George W. Crane
Alma F
de. Crane
Ima
Zodiac Forecast for a Person Born Today
Tomorrow offers a pleasant day with excellent social aspects and strong chances for congenial business, domestic, and romantic dealings. Major decisions on travel home changes or renovations may arise, with a focus on personal talents and self expression through the year.
Hidden Mesa Secret Drives a Turbulent Dinner
In a strained home scene Selena watches a workingman’s supper go unfinished while Jerry deflects, pursuing a risky study based on LeNormand. The narrator notes Selena’s rare tears and a mysterious nightly ascent to a mesa top, hinting at danger and secrets behind her grief and the couple’s fragile dynamic.
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Jerry
Selena
LeNormand
Will Swallow
Kry
No Demurrage From Salesman in One Day
Columbia South Carolina A7 Gordon L Chatterton a lumber salesman unloaded 7000 board feet from a freight car in a single day at Boozer Lumber Yard. The job usually takes three days and local residents watched as he handled about 56 tons of lumber between 8 AM and 4 PM. The University of Washington graduate worked his way through college as a longshoreman and sometimes unloads cars, though he had not done so in four months.
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Solumbia
S.C
Gordon L. Chatterton
William L. Boozer
Boozer
Chatterton
Fas Chatterton
University of Wasington
Public Forum Urges Training for Local Emergency Units
The piece discusses Glou ster area emergency readiness highlighting three voluntary units the Scout emergency squad and the forestry fire service. It argues for more trained volunteers fewer critics and better community action to prevent panics during fires floods and other disasters. It includes personal reflections from residents and asks readers to support training and public service.
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Scout Emergency Squad
Division of
Forestry Fire Service
Tornato
Queston
Jou Teapond
Edwin Carpenter Jr
Charles Kittlebuster
Man Discovers Point In The King's English
An amusing exchange about how the King's English is used leads to a clerk noting unusual terms like thumb tacks. The fragmentary text hints at language quirks encountered while fixing up an apartment and dealing with everyday tasks in the United States.
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Ear
Richmond
United States
Children Editor Glances At Messenger Ad Page
In a brief glimpse of the Ath Messenger a note on house for rent raises a question about children. The writer muses on whether ads exclude young families and suggests turning to scripture for guidance.
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Tne Aesens
Ath
Radio Programs Schedule
A fragmentary radio guide lists Madi Theatre Abe Musical at 0100 and Washington Abe Dance Orchestra at 1038, with Varietiew and romance dramas. An 11:18 news segment features companions Abe and Oats Bot in Shwe. Break and Bank News follow at 12:00, then News and Commentary with Bardie.
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Madi Theatre
Abe
Washington
Steere Dance Orchestra
Mbe
Tom Moore
Shwe
Bardie
Norte
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Robert. B. Carney
Carney
Naval Oper
Carey
Malenkov
Kremlin
Russi
Moscow Radio
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Bevan
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Hans Christian Andersen
Long Island
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Roush
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WOOT
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Thoms
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