Through Russian Eyes on America in Soviet Propaganda
A summary of Louis J. Herman’s American Mercury article on Soviet campaigns to mold Russian perception of the United States. It cites claims that Disney and Hollywood spread anti-Soviet propaganda, American crime and police oppression, and a press hostile to democracy. It highlights Kremlin rhetoric attacking Wall Street, unions, and notable figures like Walter Lippmann, Dorothy Thompson, and Upton Sinclair, noting limited access to alternative viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mercury
Louis J. Herman
Kremlin
Walt Disney
Hollywood
Americans
Mr. Herman
New Times
United States
Time
Newsweek
New York Times and Herald Tribune
National Press Club
Washington
Wall Street
CIO
AFL
Future of U S Foreign Policy in Post Election Era
The piece argues that Senator Arthur Vandenberg should remain healthy to lead foreign policy in 1940s Congress. It predicts the GOP will press to modify major programs like the Marshal Plan, foreign aid, and Point Four while stressing prudent funding and national safety against world communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
GOP
Taft
United States
Indo-China pivot theory shadows Korean war action
New theory suggests the Korean operation may be a distraction from the Red drive into Indo-China. Analysts argue Indo-China holds greater strategic importance for Southeast Asia, potentially opening India and Burma to communist influence while China steers allied powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Security Council
Indo-China
United States
Britain
France
Southeast Asia
Korea
Tibet
Formosa
India
Burma
Path to NATO: From Dunkerque to 12 Nations Alliance
A historical overview outlines the shift from Britain and France signing a 1947 Dunkerque pact to a 12-nation North Atlantic Alliance by 1949. It notes U S backing, Marshall Plan aid, and later defense spending as Korea tests Western unity. The piece highlights Acheson urging immediate defense builds and use of West German manpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Russia
West
Hitler
Britain
Germany
France
Western Europe
United States
Truman
U.S. Senate
Vandenberg
Michigan
U.S
Brussels
Canada
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Iceland
Denmark
Norway
Portugal
Italy
Congress
State Acheson
New York
Acheson
West German Republic
Boyle in Korea by BEM Price
Hal Boyle narrates his wish to ride on an improvised coastal fleet commanded by Captain Borden T. Wright in northeast Korea. The fleet, built from small vessels, transports emergency supplies along the southeast coast and has seen no losses beyond repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bem Price
Hal Boyle
Northeast
Korea
UPI
Borden T. Wright
Oakland
Calif
Flying Cloud
Wright
Pohang
Formosa and Korea on UN agenda demand
The piece argues China and Formosa are used as distractions by Mao to weaken Western resolve. It urges denying China a UN platform and forcing talks to center on Korea before Formosa, noting the US strategic weakness and need to exploit any available leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
Indonesia
Red China
Mao
Formosa
Korea
West
U.S
Suc UN
Peking
Adolescent Health Questions Answered by Doctor Jordan
A plain talk on teen health covers overweight claims and strict calorie control, possible vitamin B12 growth hints under medical guidance, stuttering help via American Speech and Hearing Association resources, infection cure outlook with sulfa drugs and penicillin, evaluating a child heart murmur beyond a mere label, and the risks of underage alcohol use.
Aunt Maggie Thorne Mystery Blood Looms in House
Aunt Maggie Thorne is smothered in bed and relatives including Peter from New York are suspects. A staged accusation against Leeana misfires while Jasper and Sondra face mounting suspicions. Miss Agatha survives a fall from the stairs and a doctor is called as Leeana aids the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Whorne
Peter
New York
Leeana
Maggie
Sondra
Jasper
Agatha Thorne
Cynthia Carstairs
Arthur Jones
Deupty Mart
Peter Thorne
Miss Aggie
Wa Igen
Carlos Zimbrunsky
Aggie
Clem Purdy
Agatha
Thorne
Zimbrunsky
Leeane
Matt
Television Listings for Local Stations Friday to Saturday
TV schedules show WLW Channel 3 and WTVN Channel listings with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 12:50 a.m. including sports, quizzes, drama, cartoons, news, and late-night features. Multiple stations mix boxing, wrestling, films, and variety acts across hours, with Saturday sport and prime time entertainment.
Television and Radio Schedule Listings
Station WBNS announces a Friday evening schedule with programs from 6:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. including Buddy Cotter Comedy Theater Rodger Nelson Perry Como Ken Murray Wrestling and Mystery Theater plus daytime and late night entries. WBNS-TV channel 10 lists sports, game shows, wrestling and variety programs across two blocks with times and host names.
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Joe DiMaggio
Burns and Allen
Ken Murray
Wbns-Tv
Buddy Cotter
Weatherman
Rodger Nelson
Dick Dunkel
Pencil Puzzies
Doug Edwards
Perry Como
Nitecappers
Lee Edwards
Columbia Navy
Faye Emerson
Frank Sinatra
Abe
Cbs News
Abe Lake
Cba
Cbs
Harry Wismer
Mbs
Ebe
Abec
Abe Johnny Dollar
Abe al Helfer
Abe East
Noah Webster
Saga
Abe-Weat
Vaughn Monroe
Buzz Adam
Cass Daley
Abe Gene Autry
Cebs
Hedda Hopper
Abe Hopalong Cassidy
Hawaii Calla
Dennis Day
Husband
Abe Guy Lombardo
Judy Canova
Cbs Orchestra
Chicago Theater
Ole Cosy
Variety
All Nets
Easy to Make Overblouse Pattern 8667 Advertised
Sue Burnett promotes a sew-rite perforated pattern No 8667 for sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20 requiring one yard of 54 inch fabric. Includes woolen options and 48 page Fall Winter Fashion issue with free pattern inside. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents mailing to Athens Messenger New York 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
Missionary program at Carbondale church noted
Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams and Mrs George Barber attended a missionary from India at the Carbondale Methodist Church in Neigonville. George Barber attended funeral services in Wellston for his sister Ella Gehring who suffered a heart attack. Mrs George Barber is at home with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs Walter March and daughter Alma visited her parents S M Dunlap. Mrs Mary Brown is reported ill. Mrs George Barber
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Carbondale
Ralph Williams
George Barber
Allison Cox
Carbondale Methodist Church
India
Neigonville
Wellston
Ella Gehring
Walter March
Alma
S. M. Dunlap
Mary Brown
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Area Stations
A detailed rundown of station lineups in WMUA Huntington and affiliates in Columbus Charleston Parkersburg and Marietta. The timetable lists noon to 1 pm programs through late night airings including news music sports comedy drama and variety shows with NBC CBS Dumont and other networks.
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WMUA
Huntington
NBC
WLW
Cintinnati
Conc
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
CBB
WBNS
Charleston
WCHS
Parkersburg
WPAR
WHKC
Marietta
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Boyle
Jordan
S.M
Shorty
Bill M
TR. A
A.L. A
Adeline
Elfresh
Syright
NEA Service, Inc
Miss Agatha
Martin Preston
Sheriff Purdy
Wlw-C
Channel 3
TV Rangers
Kukla
Fran
Ollie
Moon River
Atarday
Windo
Hank McCune
Jack Carter
Myster
WTVN
Channe
Mrs
Cartoon Theater
Linktét
Zoo
Acrobat Ranch
Chester the Pit
Animal Clinic
Welcome House
Princeton
Yale
Wtvn Western
TV Ranchhouse
Irwins
Penthouse Party
TV Teen Club
Madison Squa Li
Don McNeill
By Galbraith
Oea
Abe-Ebs
Abe-Mbs-East Kiddies
Abe-Mbs- West
Nbe
Abe Beulah
Jack Smith
Cbs Evening
Mbe
Nero Wolf
Orrie & Harriet
Cbs the Sheriff
Abe Vincent Lopez
Riley
Cbs East
Rex Allen
Cbs West
Mystery
All Weta
Art Linkletter
We the People
Dumont
Pulitzer Playhouse
Detective
Hoxing
Bouts
Abe Morten Downey
Betty Burness
Abe Cavalcade
Stud’s
Barnyard Follies
Cbe
Boston Symphony
Mary Lee Taylor
Abe Morton Downey
Archie Andrews
Abe Army Field Band
Ed McConnell
Bill Watson
Georgia Crackers
Nbe Theater of Today
Cbs Ranch Boys
Lopez
Cbs American Farmer
Navy
Jerry and
Sky
Cbs Opera
Wayne Howell
Sturwin
Cbs Whiteman
Sid Caeser
Abe Frank Sinatra
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