Ten years after World War II the world still fights tyranny
Ten years after the war the free world sees new threats from Soviet communism, China and global tyranny. The piece recalls NATO and UN actions, Korea defense, and the costly price of freedom as Germany and Japan shift sides in the Cold War era. It argues fighting World War II was essential to preserve liberty despite a troubled decade.
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Free World
Hitler
Europe
Asia
Chiang Kai-shek
China Sea
West Germany
South Korea
America
NATO
United Nations
Korea
Berlin
Germany
Japan
Africa
South America
United States
China
West
Atomic ships as symbols of peace and progress
The text argues for an atomic merchant ship to showcase nuclear power for peaceful use, noting the Nautilus proves feasibility but cannot be a peace envoy. It cites Eisenhower’s atom for peace plan, Russian hesitation, and the need to begin somewhere amid global tension, with a biblical closing sentiment.
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United States
Eisenhower
Lodge pushes veto repeal to admit Red China to UN
James Marlow reports on Senator Lodge's testimony proposing to end the Big Five veto in the UN Security Council for new members. Admittance would depend on seven of the remaining members voting yes, potentially allowing Red China into the UN despite past vetoes. The State Department has not taken a position, awaiting public opinion before shaping an official stance.
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James Marlow
Washington
United States
Red
Security Council
Russa
Britain
France
China
Lode
Red China
Security Council Mders
Russia
Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Eisenhower
State Department
The Happier Business Story Reflects Rising Profits
Mirror notes corporate profits up 27 percent year over year and cash dividends rising 6 percent in the first quarter to 2.31 billion dollars. Labor unions seek bigger wages while Treasury officials foresee larger tax collections as companies reserve funds for federal income taxes and plan larger future revenues.
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New York
United States ‘Treasury
Uncle Sam
Treasury
The
National City Bank of New York
U. S. Treasury
Comree Department
Sam
Case history offers prize contest tips from Dr Crane
Dr Crane explains how contest participation can sharpen thinking and win cash prizes. He notes many readers have used his booklet, advises on brief letters, originality, and practical use of products. Readers are urged to mail for copies and follow the prize contest advice.
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Geor
Hal J
Crane
Death of a Legend The God's Hill Robbery Echoes
In 1874 at God's Hill Missouri a Little Rock Express robbery unfolds with Jesse and Frank James leading a bandit raid. Pinkerton agents Lull and Wright pursue, gunfire erupts injuring Lull and killing Constable Daniels as Jim and Sonn Younger flee toward the Younger farm. The tale ends with Jim burying his brother. To Be Continued.
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God's Hill
St. Louis
Missouri
Iron Mountain Railroad
Little Rock
Clell Miller
Little Rock Express
Frank
Jesse
Cole
Jim Younger
Tumber Company
Younger
Postal Department
Frank James
Louis J. Lull
James Wright
Pinkerton
Lull
Wright
Zarmbo
E. B. Danils
Daniels
Ony
Roscoe Road
Jim
Sonn
Radio Program Listing for WBNS WATH WPAR and Others
A fragmentary radio schedule lists stations WBNS Athens WATH Galas WIEH Parkersburg and others with varied programs. It includes music segments Sinatra Derbys News Tropes and multiple time slots from morning through evening with shows like Music and News, Symphony Hour, Juke Box Jury and Easy Does It.
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Mus
Geumous
Athens
Necaoa
Galas
Charleston
Parkersburg
Orne
Marietta
Sation
Rte World Traveler
Ehe
Ewe
Steir Coe
Gig
Lombardominve
Abe
Margaret
Ted Talons
Tansheen
Sart
Ted Steele
Lopes
Betty Crock
Black Hairy Tongue and Other Wellness Questions
Dr. Jordan answers reader inquiries on tongue discoloration caused by irritants and certain medications, gout and purine intake from meat and soups, erythromelalgia symptoms treatment, penicillin use during colds, and menopause effects on skin conditions noting that most skin issues are not menopause driven, with possible vascular fragility after menopause.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
J. Re
Horoscope hints optimistic year ahead for birthdays and careers
The stars suggest optimism for tomorrow with a productive PM for workers and homemakers. Birthdays show favorable personal relations and potential financial gains between June and November through new contacts. Local notes mention WSCS meetings, visitors, and Wellston guests, plus a high school senior trip to Washington.
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New Lymouth
WSCS
Sylvia Todd
Ida Radcliffe
Ada Rider
Raymond Phillips
Ray
Debbie
Wellston
Everett Dicken
Washington D
Joan Ann Huntley
Ie White
Dana McDaniel
Anna Heinlein
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Gebrge Eliot
Mirror
Sam Dawson
Will Henry
Sinatra
Perry Comores
Rampon
Andy
Neweeabe
Polne
Mbs
Parm
Home
Moor
Homance
Dhe
Space Patrol
Abe Paton Galemmin
Wes King
Nhe Dancrombe Siluray Theater
Che Youn Syaphonien Mba
Metropoltan Opera
Abe Rebentraebe
Mbx
Witten
Dr. Jordan
By Galbraith
George
New Plymouth
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