What Others Think Old Antagonism Fanned
A hundreds-year arc arguing Northern agitation over slavery shaped the Civil War and Reconstruction. The author contends industrial growth revived the South, while New England interests and segregation battles fuel ongoing conflict. It contrasts 1850s and 1950s tensions, drawing on religious quotes and political names to frame a pro Southern, pro-growth view.
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New Republican Party
United States
South
New England
Fedor
AFL
CIO
Thad Stevenses
Sumners
Supreme Court
Nixons
Mitchells
Fort Sumter
Letter sketching a world disarmament race satire
The author proposes a provocative, satirical plan to end the arms race by having both sides disarm each other in a coordinated race. He likens the idea to swapping crews to destroy the opponent’s military assets, arguing for a bantering, provocative method to achieve disarmament and peace, ending with a closing sign-off.
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New York
Pato
Eisenhow
Russia
United States
Boyle
Texas
Bearhead
Eaglefoot
Pegasus
Frog
Bulganin
Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
Jne
Moscow War Office
Pentagon
Senators in Kremlin trip swap hardened views with Russia
World Today reports Senator George Malone and four colleagues met Soviet leaders in the Kremlin, seeking travel rights and reassessing relations. Malone shifted from calling Russia the world’s top outlaw to noting possible diplomacy, while others praised or criticized state access versus House members who faced limits and intimidation.
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James Marlow
Washington
George Malone
Nevada
Congress
Moscow
Malone
Russia
Lawmak Cers
Probaly
Kreme Hill
Bulgania
Rusia
Senate
Kremlin
Kefauver
Ellender
State Department
Dr Crane Presents Prize Contests as Moral Boosters
Dr George W Crane promotes prize contesting as a hobby for all ages to lift morale, especially for war veterans and inactive spouses. He cites tips, rules, and personal success with contests, urging action, sample prompts, and up to date guidance, promising future rewards and social bonding.
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Terry
George W. Crane
Terry J
Ogor & New
Prizm
Mile Lion
A Coln
Breast feeding urged as best for infants health
Dr. Edwin F. Jordan argues against fashionable restraint on nursing. He asserts breast milk is the natural, superior food for newborns, noting emotional bonds and health benefits between mother and child, while acknowledging situations where nursing is impossible or inadvisable and suggesting supportive use of breast pumps.
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Edwin F. Jordan
M.D
Trudies
Nature
Plagued by Plateau Drunk Housewives Raises Alcohol Fight
Detroit report cites sociologist Robert Straus of NYS University Medical Center saying plateau drinkers, mainly wives, are growing as a social problem in the fight against alcoholism. Insecurity pushes worn individuals to maintain a limited, ongoing level of intoxication rather than pursue intensive but brief drunkenness.
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Detroit
P — Tippling
Robert Straus
Th New York State University Medical Center
International Institute
Public critique of squirrel hunt policy in Ohio booklet
The Public Forum letters question the Wildlife Division chief’s hunt results, noting 1738 squirrels killed by 5050 hunters and arguing many actions violate fair hunting rules. Farmers near Wolf Creek and others call for uniform open seasons, while the writer condemns game agents and praises the chief’s departure to Ohio State University. Corning Sep 10.
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Everett E. Ridge
Ohio’ Division of Wildlife
Ridge
Wildlife Division
Wolf Creek
Ohio State Univerity
Dambach
Day Novelty Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a September date and event names with times not clearly readable. The readable items include likely a concert or program entries from Simpheny Orch and Heart of News but specifics are unclear.
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Simpheny Orch—mbe
Heart of News
Nbe
Vittoria Arrives in Haitian Waters at Night
A white motor launch, Vittoria, appears off Mole St Nicolas as Captain Heraux of the Haitian Gendarmerie boards the yacht. Bertram Lynch, Viggo Sand, and Professor Deane discuss discreetly while Captain Heraux surveys the scene and agrees to a daylight excursion. A coded cable to London is planned for secrecy.
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Mole St. Nicolas
Vittoria
Carey
Captain Heraux
Iain Heraux
Lynch
Bertram Lynch
Professor Deane
Yale Graduate School
Wiggo ‘Sand
Heraux
Haiti
Viggo Sand
Alfy
Tynch
Lyndisk Heraux
London
Horaux
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Holt
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Ippling
the Public Forum
J. Perine Corning
Lad
Circleville
David Lee Blakeman
Kingston
Rowe Gouna
Waikie-Talkie Radio
Tismtingto
Sao i C
Abe
Eany
Mbs Ma Pet McBride
Dr. Peale
Johnny Olsen
Mbs Wecotoo
Mbe
Mort
Gboor
Mal Sncheon
Sardhs
Free Shom
Frederick
Lapte Ode
Betty Cisckar
Martin Block
Abe Ag Seral
Biaarg
Miike
Ebe
Lily Wyndam
Newgate
Sand
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