Quiver Filled with Hopeful Apostles of Peace
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1955
Page
4
Think Before You Speak Says Public Officials
A column critiques officials for casual remarks on explosive topics noting Vice President Nixon's Big Four conference quote risks war. It urges careful speech by leaders and warns about media pressure, misinterpretations, and the pattern of apologies that follows such comments.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Dulles
State Department
Public Health Service polio vaccine report faces confidence test
In the New York Herald Tribune view the Public Health Service report on the Salk polio vaccine shows no clear conclusions as mass production proves harder than lab work. Five million children vaccinated, but questions persist about live virus in Cutter shipments and the need for simpler, firmer guidance to restore public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald-Tribune
Public Health Service
Cutter
Brand new ring of good advice for Washington officials
A concise maxim reappears as timely counsel for policymakers in Washington. The saying urges prudent, restrained action and clearer oversight, highlighting the need for disciplined approaches amid current political pressures and uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kefauver hints at possible 1956 presidential bid
Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee, previously denying a presidential run, now says he may change his mind. He cites the growing Davy Crockett and television boom as potential influences on his decision and notes how TV impact could sway voters in the White House race pursuit.
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Sen
Kefauver
Tennessee
Haymes gains U S District Court ruling on draft case
Dick Haymes the singer and husband of Rita Hayworth was described as gleeful after a U S District Court decision in Washington D C over his self described alien status and illegal re entry from Hawaii in 1953. The lower court had ruled against him on draft exemption grounds challenging his claim to service avoidance.
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Mason City Globe Gazette
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
U. S. District Court
Washington, D. C
U. S
Hawaii
Haymes
Argentina
New Yorker
Jesus
Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Republic Clothing
Republic
Ford Foundation
United States
House of Representatives
Un-American Activities Investigating Committee
House
Fund For the Republic
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Edward R. Murrow
Oppenheimer
Murrow
Atomic Energy Commission
Four Power Conference Debates Red China Recognition
Article notes at the four power conference the possible recognition of Red China and cites H. J. Resolution 159 Public Law 84th Congress approved January 29, 1955 enabling the President to deploy U S forces to secure Formosa and the Pescadores. The measure expires when international conditions guarantee peace via the United Nations.
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Winston Churchill
China
Senate
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
United States
Formosa
Pescadores
United Nations
Congress
Truman
Formosan
Tachen Islands
Chiang Kai-shek
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang
India
Red China
Krishna Menon
Nehru
Tito
Red China policy debate and Tachen crisis critique
The piece argues Congress backed the President on recognizing Red China and defending Formosa and the Pescadores under a 1955 mutual defense treaty. It criticizes reversals and notes potential political embarrassment as elections approach and talks with the Big Four loom.
Pot Pourri Thought Starters From Hudson Newsletter
A collection of humorous quips on learning, vision, duties, money, marriage, and economic surplus. It notes government wheat stockpiles, cotton reserves, and butter storage with global implications. Contains dated phrasing and satirical lines typical of early 20th century periodicals.
Foreign Aid Debate Weighs Policy Shifts In House
Article surveys the Washington foreign aid dispute as the Hoover Commission urges reorganizing the program and cutting nonmilitary aid by about 360 million dollars while military aid remains intact. It notes Hoover recommendations, Senate approval for an ICA continuation, and House opposition arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Congress
Foreign Operations Administration
U. S. Senate
International Cooperation Administration
State Department
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
India
Yugoslavia
Herbert Hoover
Commission On
Hoover Task Force
Gen. Marshall
ECA
MSA
FDA
Hoover Commission
John Foster Dulles
John B. Hollister
Friends of
United States
Harold E. Stassen
FOA
Stassen
Free
Asia
Hower
Senate
Cinema Actor Answer to Previous Puzzle
A crossword style clue set mentions Curtis as a New York City native and references a mix of across and down entries including film and maples themes, with numerous definitions for common words and proper nouns spanning jewelry terms, animals, and technical terms.
Fund for the Republic Under Fire for Leftist Propaganda Ties
A King Features 1955 column accuses the Fund for the Republic of anti anti-communist bias funded by the Ford Foundation. The piece claims the group spreads pro Oppenheimer material and liberal books to judges and congress, linking ADA and ADA World to a broader propaganda effort.
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Fund For the Republic
Gratis
Harper's Magazine
Richard H. Revere
ADA
King Features, Inc
Time and patience in life, love, and golf
George Matthew Adams reflects on time as a healer altering friendships and rivalries like Buchanan’s shift from punishing enemies to befriending them. He cites Herrick’s tale of two doctors, urges moving forward, and compares perseverance to golf where the next hole matters most.
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Don Smith
Buchanan
Robert Herrick
Scribners
George Matthew Adams
Barbs on TV Ads and Life Observations by Hal Cochran
The piece humorously reflects on TV commercials offering coffee breaks and the tax collector's tough life. Eskimos are urged to accept cold weather with cheer, while bus space seems unchanged by auto sales. It notes how using one’s head aids finances and contrasts one party with four party lines.
Public Schools Use One Million Classrooms by 1952 Survey
A 1952 survey found that one million classrooms were in use in U S public schools. The survey highlights rapid expansion of facilities as postwar enrollment climbs.
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U. S
Austin
Mars skies show no Earthlike clouds
A brief note states that Martian skies lack the clouds familiar on Earth, suggesting clear or hazy conditions shaped by dust and thin atmosphere, with implications for observation and exploration.
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Mars
Earth
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Harper’s
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Alec Great
Weeae
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APO
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Austin Candy Co
N. Main St
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Wold Drug Co
Main and
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Hamilton Cafe
Dexter
Circulation Dept
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