Mao and His Massacres A grim tally from the Red regime
The article notes Mao Tse-tung’s Feb 27 official statement claiming 800000 executions in the first five years of Communist rule. It argues killings may be higher, questions the claim of a halted spree in 1954, and contrasts forced labor with reform. It contends mass murder evolved into coercive labor practices to remove enemies and fuel the economy.
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China
Peiping
Red Regime
Mao Tse-tung
Warsaw
Mao
Moscow
Medicine and Politics Do Not Mix Says British Journal
The British Medical Journal argues socialized medicine in Britain has strained doctor pay and morale. It warns administrators’ intrusion erodes professional autonomy and urges avoiding government controls seen in Britain.
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British Medical Journal
Britain
National Health Service
the Journal
England
Dominions
Resort life after lawyering is Hy Chesler’s midlife pivot
WESTHAMPTON N Y. Hy Chesler left a successful law career to run the Dune Deck resort nine years ago. He says the switch is risky yet rewarding as he manages staff and weather challenges while keeping guests happy. He and his wife Serena winter in the Bahamas at Lighthouse Club and practice a philosophy of helping others.
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Westhampton
N. Y
Hylan Chesler
Dune Deck
Chesler
Serena
Andros Island
Bahamas
Lighthouse Club
Court Limits FBI Access to Its Own Records
The Supreme Court tightened how the FBI uses its files by ruling a defendant may inspect writings about him. The court also stressed that evidence against Communists must show incitement beyond mere advocacy, complicating FBI investigations. Congress contemplates facing accusers and possible loyalty program changes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
FBI
Congress
Commission
Truman
Eisenhower
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Justice Department
Case History of a Psychiatrist Case V-328
A 29 year old wife and mother describes growing panic when separated from her husband. The doctor analyzes her fear of aging, temptation, and a kiss from a truck driver as a subconscious wish for youth coupled with guilt. The piece promotes a booklet on sex problems in marriage.
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Hilda H
Dr. Crane
Hilda
Japan Fears Losses From Wool Tariff Clash
New York report on Premier Nobusuke Kishi's Washington visit highlights a wool tariff dispute between the United States and Japan. The tariff affects wool fabrics used by American mills and consumers, with potential price increases and shifts in exports. Japanese shipments to the U S and broader textile competition are discussed along with views from industry groups on national security and civilian costs.
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New York
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
United States
Eisenhower
Washington
U.S
Japan External Trade Recovery Organization
Europe
Australia
U. S
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Office of Defense Mobilization
Japanese Textiles, Inc
Collie Goes to College as Foreign Language Prodigy
A humorous vignette features Roe Haas sending a highly intelligent collie to college. The dog falsely claims to learn foreign languages by meowing meow while the owner jokes about the dog’s talents. A second anecdote shows a writers’ punchline about needing cash from a publisher.
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Roe Haas
Haas
Tere
Maas
Hans
Water Quiz Brain Game Answers
A set of eight questions with concise answers. Water boils at 100 C at sea level. The treatment use is hydrotherapy or hydrotherapy. Waterloo was fought in Belgium. The Water Babies was written by Charles Kingsley. Water is a compound. Salt water boils easier than distilled water. Spraying water into the air purifies it by aeration. Ice has equal density to water, so it floats.
Moran 15 Drowns in Lake Milton After School Football
Youngstown report states Joseph Moran aged 15 member of Ursu line High School football team drowned in Lake Milton on Tuesday. The team was unbeaten last fall.
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Youngstown
Joseph Moran
Ursuline High School
Lake Milton
Grant as autocrat and the perils of power in Ulysses S. Grant
A reader critiques Ulysses S. Grant's presidency as an overbearing era, citing General Orville E. Babcock’s influence, the Black Friday conspiracy, and lessons on constitutional power. The piece contrasts strong executive action with risks to democracy and warns against corporate wealth as a corrupting force.
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American Heritage
Ulysses S. Grant
Congress
Supreme Court
White House
Orville E. Babcock
C. Vann Woodward
Grant
Babcock
Confederacy
Trichinosis Facts From The Family Doctor Talk
The Family Doctor explains trichinosis from pork and bacon. Heat freezing or drying kills trichinae and gamma irradiation is effective. Smoking pork does not destroy parasites. thorough cooking and freezing at five degrees for 20 days prevent infection.
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L. B
Assum
United States
Horoscope for Cancer on Tomorrow and Upcoming Months
The Stars Say Tomorrow: a bright day for business and ideas. Cancer natives should practice thrift, manage budgets carefully, and avoid overspending in November and December. Personal life stays positive with social activity and romance favored, while a child born today will be capable yet prone to jealousy.
Thoughts on Liberty and Law From History
A quotation pair contrasts Woodrow Wilson on free peoples keeping purpose and honor toward a common end with Montaigne on making laws but following customs, highlighting tension between universal principles and societal habits.
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Woodrow Wilson
The Athens Messenger masthead and pricing details
The fragment shows the Athens Messenger newspaper header with edition notes and pricing. It lists publication details for daily and Sunday editions and mentions the Associated Press membership.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Sally
SUNDA
Cartier
Athens
Ohio
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