Russian Marshal Malinovsky Visits Korea Again
A Moscow based report notes Marshal Rodin Malinovsky, Russia's Far Eastern military commander, is on his third Korea trip. The piece suggests official claims of noninterference hide ignorance or gullibility and links his visits to pivotal wartime moments. It also discusses potential meetings between Stalin and Eisenhower and hopes for peace through such diplomacy.
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Rodin Malinovsky
Korea
Moscow
Malinovsky
Russia
Pentagon
Far East
South Korea
Marshal Malinovsky
Eisenhower
Marshal Stalin
Gen
Ike
Peril to West in Southeast Asia
The piece notes fading optimism from French paratroop and tank actions in Indo China. It reports ambushes during French withdrawal, Soviet supplies via a 7000 mile China rail line, and argues Indo China is a key battlefield in Southeast Asia, not a minor skirmish.
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Indo-China
China
Southeast Asia
Case for Price and Wage Controls Faces Senate Committee
The Senate Banking and Currency Committee will meet to discuss the price and wage control program and chart a course for the future. It will perform a public service if it recognizes and acts on inescapable facts about the program and its impact on the economy.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Government waste in book publishing and muskrat recipes
The Saturday Evening Post in a Sidney Shalett series highlights government publishing excess. It cites about 70 000 titles from the Government Printing Office and argues that pages such as recipes for cooking muskrat meat show spendthrift projects with little demand. Senators say savings could reach ten million annually.
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Industrial News Review
Saturday Evening Post
Sidney Shalett
Uncle Sam
Agriculture Department
Price controls harm retailers and consumers in abundance
The piece argues supply and demand ensure ample goods at fair prices while price controls burden retailers and producers. It contends industry profits are modest with many stores losing money, criticizes bureaucratic control as dictatorial, and cites the last election as proof of voter weariness with expansive government.
White as Snow Dirty Kind Shocking Hearing Revelations
The New York Crime Commission hearing reveals stevedoring firm officials allegedly paid large sums to union leaders as investments in goodwill. The piece argues such rackets are widely known in major cities and that officials often deny vice activity, leaving cities muddy with corruption.
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New York Crime Commission
Chicago
Martin Kennelly
Windy City
Vishinsky Defies Indian Plan at UN on Korea War
The article analyzes Soviet opposition to the Indian proposal to handle Korea War prisoners via a UN commission. It cites Stalinist foundations, Leninist tactics, and Lenin, Trotzky, and Stalin as shaping Russian aims. It argues the Korean conflict serves Soviet goals and critiques Western leaders like Dulles in light of Moscow strategy.
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U. N
Vishinsky
Soviet
Russia
United States
United Nations Commission
Joe Stalin
Lenin
Trotzky
Stalin
Russian Empire
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Aneurin Bevan
John Foster Dulles
King Features Syndicate
Insurance fieldman notes TV hurting life business in town
An insurance man reports life insurers complain TV advertising is driving business away. He cites house calls after programs as key, noting agents must reach families watching television to discuss policies. The observation comes amid unrelated local council activity and a sidewalk sanding venture.
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Lester Fahre
Fahre
Hormel
Police caution on weather guesses and snow forecasts
A patrolman notes police do not forecast weather beyond known tips while motorists seek road condition updates during ice and snow. Separately, Rochester Post-Bulletin reports at Mayo Clinic four patients had major pelvic and hip joint removal to treat osteomyelitis and tumors, with two patients now walking and able to work.
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Rochester Post-Bulletin
Paul R. Lipscomb
Mayo Clinic
Lipscomb
Origin of the common rat and new rattlesnake fact
The article notes that the common brown rat likely originates in Central Asia and began spreading in the 18th century. It also states that newly born rattlesnakes have no rattle.
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World
Central Asia
Job Expert Sees U S Pay Rise Needed to Hold Top Officials
Robert Ramspeck, chair of the U S Civil Service Commission, argues second level posts like assistant secretary and under secretary pay too little for the work and travel involved. He notes most people cannot name current holders and warns prestige alone won’t retain talent. He says higher salaries are needed to attract and keep capable appointees under President-elect Eisenhower.
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Washington
Shoreham
Robert Rampseck
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Eisenhower
Bob
Congressional Hill
Georgia
Air Transport Association
CSC
Ramspeck
Ike
Sam
Ske
Civil Service
Knox T. Hutchinson
Secretary of the Navy
Dan Kimball
Word Puzzle From Clues Across and Down
A compact listing of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered items from 1 to 57 across and 1 to 2 down, pairing definitions such as rice drink and emblems with hints for solving a grid. The page presents a dense, mixed set of wordplay prompts and partial answers typical of a puzzle column.
Centralia corn used as snow in films shocks growers
Gallatin County corn growers in Centralia were surprised to learn much of their white corn is used as snow in movies. Some corn, previously thought for breakfast cereals, ends up creating winter scenes in furriers’ store windows, even in August.
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Centralia
Ill
Gallatin County
Westbrook Pegler: The Anti Nazi League and lawsuit schemes
Westbrook Pegler recounts from April events involving Mario Buzzi, a disabled former secret agent for the Anti Nazi League, and Richard Rollins who sued Pegler for a million dollars. He describes internal league dynamics, alleged motives to silence revelations, and links to figures like Lipschutz Sheldon and Goldstein Hoffman.
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Mario Buzzi
League
Buzzi
Isidore Lipschutz
James Sheldon
Lipschutz
Society For the Prevention of
Rollins
Boston
OPA
Roosevelt-Truman
Sheldon and Lipschutz
Lipschutz, Et al
Pegler
Sheldon
Goldstein
Hoffman
Julius L. Goldstein
Herman Hoffman
New York
Impellitteri
Ferdinand Pecora
James H. Sheldon
Joseph Brandt
Dorothy Waring
Brandt
Internal Revenue Department
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Marine World War II Vet Re-enlists Amid Tarawa Ties
Pfc. Peter Rabbitt Jr., a Tarawa veteran, has re-enlisted in the Marine Corps. He is part of a family that includes his brother Jack Rabbitt and sister Bunny Rabbitt, all based in St. Louis.
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Marines
Rabbitt
ST. Louis
Tarawa
Marine Corps
Pfc
Peter Rabbitt Jr
Peter
Jack Rabbitt
Bunny’’ Rabbitt
Timetables for Airlines and Railroads and Buses
Transportation schedule listings show Braniff Airways Great Western Milwaukee Road and bus routes with departure and arrival times. It includes Twin Cities Saint Paul Minneapolis routes to St Louis Mason City Omaha LaCrosse Chicago Madison and other connections with daily or weekend variations.
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Braniff Airways
Twin Cities
St. Louis
Great Western
Subscription Rates for Newsdealer Austin Delivery
Pricing lists for home delivery in Austin and surrounding zones. Rates show per week and multi week terms with mail delivery options and post office radius rules. Severe formatting leaves some lines unreadable or garbled.
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Austin
Rosakoe
Local eateries and shops listed in Dexter area
A brief directory notes Hamilton Cafe in Dexter Reinartz Cafe in Rose Creek Reed's Grocery in Mapleview News Stand near the Post Office and Henry's Cafe opposite the Post Office. The list highlights nearby businesses serving residents with casual dining groceries and mail services.
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Hamilton
Dexter
Reinartz
Rose Creek
Reed’s Grocery
Mapleview
Henry’s
Post Office
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George E. Sokolsky
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Main Street
St. Olaf Hospital
Ruth Duncan
Martha Grandal
Riverview Hospital
St. Paul
Utilities Board
Minnesota
U. S
BY Douglas Larsen
Europe
Roc Bvey
Westbrook Pegler
LaCrosse
Madison, S. Bx
Rochester
Charles City-Waterloo
Mason City
Minneapolis
Austin-Des Moines
Kansas City
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APO
NPO
Herald Office
THE
Herald
Austin Candy Co
N. Main
Austin Hotel
Chatham and Bridge
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Fox Hotel
Holtz Pharmacy
Main Lane
N. Main St
People’s Drug Store
Main St
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Jareld Drug Co
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