Africa's fate weighed by race tensions and reform push
The piece discusses South Africa's explosive racial climate under apartheid, citing police crackdowns and rising native violence. It notes liberal efforts, the risk of white liberals aligning with Nationalists, and quotes Quintin Whyte and Alan Paton urging humility and reconciliation amid disturbances.
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South Africa
South African Institute of Race Relations
Quintin Whyte
Alan Paton
Africa
Looking Into Red Strikes And Defense Plant Subversion
The U S Chamber of Commerce plans an inquiry into Communist influence on defense plant strikes. It may face challenges distinguishing legitimate economic protests from subversive actions. The piece notes rolling strikes as a new disruptor and emphasizes guarded government sources for effective exposure of sabotage linked to the Kremlin.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Kremlin
Atlantic News tariff list and publication details
Atlantic News publishes evenings except Sunday under News Telegraph Pub Corp with editor contact lines. It lists postal registration, association memberships, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for various regions including Iowa, adjoining counties, U S, and Canada with annual and short-term terms.
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News-Telegraph Pub. Corp
F. D. Simpson
Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Canada
Calcium metabolism and its role in arthritis
A factor in arthritis is faulty calcium metabolism. It affects how the body uses natural calcium salts from foods.
Ike plans Formosa stop for Chiang Kai-shek troops
Eisenhower intends to visit Formosa to inspect Chiang Kai-shek’s troops with a view to using three divisions in Korea. The plan sparks debate among State Department, Pentagon, and senators over the risks and costs of arming Chiang. Two Air Force sergeants face potential death penalty for attempting to sell secrets to a supposed Communist agent later exposed as an undercover Airman. Senate Elections Committee probes McCarthy finances amid resignations and political tensions. Carlos Marcello faces looming income tax prosecution tied to prior crimes. Aluminum cutbacks threaten aviation and joint Chiefs staff revamp eyed by Army Navy Air Force leaders.
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Drew Pearsons
Ike
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Air Force
McCarthy
Senate Elections Committee
Eisenhower
Far East
Korea
State Department
Pentagon
Chiang Kai- Shek
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chiang
Japan
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Wisconsin
Benton
Connecticut
Senate
Welker
Idaho
Gillette
Iowa
Bob Hendrickson
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Democratic Committee
Europe
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Hendrickson
Elmer Thomas
Sen
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Thomas
Ferguson
Chrysler Corporation
Nixon
Carlos Marcello
Carlos Minacora
Mafia
New Orleans
Little Man
Marcello
Louisiana
Frankie Costello
Phil Kastell
Beverly Country Club
O. K. Allen
Bureau of Internal Revenue
U.S
Capital News
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
Supercom
Army
Navy
Joint Staff
Congress
Embracing Hard Tasks Over Easy Achievements
A reflective verse on courage endurance and ambition valuing difficult feats over simple ones. It asserts achievement stems from pursuing the hard, not the easy, deeds and celebrates striving beyond comfort. Copyright 1952 Edgar A Guest.
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Edgar A. Guest
Twister damages Hopkins Missouri business section
A twister hit Hopkins Missouri Sunday evening causing property damage and injuries. One store was demolished while others were badly damaged. Hopkins with 800 people lacked water and lights as Bedford and Maryville crews assisted.
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Hopkins
Missouri
Bedford
Maryville
Burlington Junction
Dam
Shortage of Engineers Threatens U S War Readiness
The column argues that shortages of trained engineers and scientists threaten production and national defense. It calls for selecting and nurturing gifted youths early, warns against easy exemptions, and contrasts U S needs with Soviet policy. The piece emphasizes education, laboratories, and disciplined hiring as essential to future war effort.
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United States
England
Germany
Korea
Soviet Russia
Congress
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Too Much Meat in British Sausages Alarm Britain
London reports the Food Ministry finding that sausages praised as the best tasting in years contained meat far beyond approved limits. The discovery raises concerns over meat quality and regulatory compliance.
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London
Britain
Food Ministry
New Zealand government limits meat imports for sausage makers
In New Zealand a private sausage trade boosted by demand spurred higher meat content in sausages. The government restricted imports with licensing to protect bulk meat supplies, fearing increased private demand would strain state reserves.
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New Ealand
Stanara
Snrts
Red Oak Robbery Reported at Wholesale Fruit Store
Theft of 2,500 dollars from the Red Oak wholesale fruit store office was reported Monday morning. Burglars entered through a rear window and battered the safe knob. Manager Berth Belt found the office ransacked but no other items missing. Cash in the register remained.
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Red Oak Holesale
Berth Belt
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