Public mood shifts as Korea crisis looms and mobilization grows
James Marlow argues the Korean War crisis tests American resolve and readiness. He notes Truman's shift from air support to troop deployment and possible general mobilization, questioning how long the nation will tolerate wartime footing and upheaval until Communism is defeated.
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Korea
Russia
America
South Korea
Truman
Armed Services
Army
National Guard
Keever fears a corrupt plot as bribe claims surface
Ben Corbett, investigator for State Attorney General Keever, receives daily unmarked bills totaling four thousand dollars and fears a framing. Keever reports an anonymous call accusing a trusted office member of taking a large bribe. The detective contemplates disclosure and sources, wary of political danger.
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Ben Corbett
Keever
State House
Ben
The Big Truth on Radio Free Europe Broadcasting
An editorial argues for expanding Radio Free Europe to reach Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Hungary and Bulgaria using exiled leaders to broadcast in native languages. It labels the effort a counter to Soviet propaganda and calls for a frank forceful presentation of the truth about Korea and the Big Lie.
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Moscow
Europe
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Radio Free Europe
National Committee For A Free Europe
Voice of America
Iron Curtain
France
DeWitt Poole
State Department
Voice
West
Russia
United States
Hitler
Korea
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Leadership in Action Seals U S and U N Korea Response
After Truman speech the world reacts with unity and resolve. Britain places Far Eastern Fleet under MacArthur, Churchill calls it an inescapable duty. Nehru shifts to support U N and U S, calling communism the bigger threat to Asia and proving U S leadership in bold action against expansion.
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U.S
U.N
Korea
Truman
Britain
MacArthur
Churchill
France
Germany
Asia
India
Pandit Nehru
Indonesia
Malaya
Burma
South Splitting Up Shows Deep South Democrats Fracture
The piece argues the South's democracy shows rifts with the Truman Fair Deal and hints the Democratic Party cannot function in the current or upcoming Congress. It notes Truman's losses in the Solid South in 1948 and possible further erosion in 1952, citing Florida and North Carolina primaries and tensions with Thurmond and Wright.
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South
Truman
Florida
North Carolina
New York
Congress
Thurmond
South Carolina
White Sulphur Springs
Wright
Mississippi
States Rights
Mr. Truman
Korea War Strain Pushes Call for Rapid Mobilization
Boyle's Column reports growing veteran unease that Korea could resemble Dunkerque as North Korea advances. A retired officer urges immediate mobilization of manpower and industry to mass produce weapons and field eight divisions, warning of potential full withdrawal or beachhead defense if reinforcements stay delayed. He notes Russia’s satellite troops and the need for mass production and manpower to avert broader fronts.
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New York
Korea
U. S
Africa
Sicily
Europe
Kasserine Gap
Tokyo
Berlin
Russia
Violation of Spirit in Rail Strike Draws Critique
The switchmen's union walkout against five railroads showcased a pattern of rejecting presidential fact finding. Although lawful, the refusal to follow wage recommendations undermines the Railway Labor Act's spirit, risking its usefulness to prevent line stoppages. The Korean issue being the sole factor ending the dispute illustrates the law's weak enforcement.
Doctor's Comments on Stuttering and Home Care
Stuttering is the most common speech disorder affecting about 1.3 million in the United States. It is a nervous condition, not physical, and calm, supportive homes plus early treatment improve outcomes. Avoid punishment, reduce stress, and consider special schools to help children conquer the difficulty.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
United States
Every Day Religion To Forget De Ris in
A column by Don D. Tullis argues that life without God is flat like an oven mishap. He urges Americans to revive religion and place God at the center of the Great American Dream, warning that greed cannot replace faith.
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Emma
God
America
Quiz Hall By Wilton E Hall Answers Readily Listed
Quiz hall questions cover wood type firewood rods per mile days of 1950 start and artist effects with true or false items. The page presents multiple choice prompts for men women and teen-agers with an answer key garbled at the end.
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William Henry Harison
Wood-Eating Ants Rely on Gut Protozoa for Digestion
Australian termites harbor specific gut protozoa that secrete an acid to break down wood. Removing the protozoa leaves the ants unable to digest timber and they die.
Television Programs Schedule and Note on Changes
A detailed listing of WLWC channel Friday to Saturday slots and programs across WLWC channel 6 WBNS channel 10 and WSAZ channel 5, including Ransom Sherman Outdoors in Ohio News Caravan Magic Slate We the People Versatile Varietie The Clock Sports Review Lets Explore Oh Trotting Races Broadway Open House Cowley Alley Cartoon features Armchair Theater Top Views in Sports Spotlight on Tomorrow Midwestern Hayride Get on the Line Wrestling High and Broad World News Baseball Scoreboard Pictorial News plus similar evening and weekend slots for WBNS and WSAZ with film features boxing and teletips.
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Ransom Sherman
Ohio
We, the People
Sports Review
Cowley Cavorts
Mystery Wivn
Channel
Mrs. Eels
The
Nut Club
World News
Pictorial News
Cartoon Theater
Hein's Talks Sports
TV Teen Club
Cavalcade of Stars
Radio Programs Area Stations NBC WLW Cincinnati Listing
Radio schedule outlines daily programs across stations NBC WLW ABC WCOL WSAZ CBS WBNS WCHS and others. It lists times from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm on Friday July 14 and Saturday July 15 with news music drama sports and variety programs, including One Man's Family Garry Moore Show and The Lone Ranger, plus many network and regional shows across multiple stations.
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Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
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MBS
WHKC
WMOA
Marietta
Cece
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One Man’s Family
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Sheriff
Meet the Press
Rex Allen
Cbs-West
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Washington
Fred Waring
Mary Les Taylor
Cbs Junior
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Archia Andrews
Sigmund Spaeth
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Mbe
Theater of Today
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American Farmer
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Wildcate
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Roger Dann
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Harry Wismer
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Rex Koury
Nat Brandwynne
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Joe DiMaggio
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