Editorials SAYING WHERE is he that is born King of the Jews
A religious reflection cites Matthew 2 2 asking about the birthplace of the newborn king and the seekers from the east who came to worship him. The piece centers on the biblical Magi quest and the significance of the star guiding them.
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Red Cross
Jim Harrop
Harris County
Jim Harrops
Bill Whites
Doc Satterwhites
Hugh Stewarts
Herb Meiers
Egypt lifts: U S and allies push UN on Suez ban
The United States and Britain prepare a UN Security Council resolution urging Egypt to lift the ban on Israeli-bound shipping through the Suez Canal. Britain questions removing canal troops, while Eden suggests escorting oil tankers through the canal. The piece also notes stalled Kaesong talks and Soviet athletics rhetoric ahead of 1952.
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Egypt
Suez Canal
United States
Britain
France
UN Security Council
Israel
Uwu
Persian Gulf
Suez
Haifa
Iradi
Baifa
Near East
Abadan
Iran
Venezuela
Canal Zone
Canal
Anthony Eden
Conservative Party
Eden
Looking At Lite by Erich Brandeis Highlights Glitter and Gossip
Gossip column notes Paul Hartman escorting a striking woman resembling his estranged wife Grace while the Funnel of Love at Coney Island Steeplechase Park posts a 40 percent uptick. The writer laments broken marriages and contrasts Western dating fads with Japanese marriage customs, discussing royalty, romance, and the Tunnel of Love as a cautionary metaphor for modern unions.
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Paul Hartman
Gir
Grace
Coney Island
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman Column Feeds Local Echoes
Nelson McElroy writes from Baytown about Fred Hartman away in Jamaica and the town’s social circle. He recalls school friends, local figures, and boisterous urban legends, plus notes on the Baytown tunnel project and his newly adopted slide rule hobby in a light, gossiping tone.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Sven, Inc
Pearce
ana #Ashire
Daytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd S Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Eee
Tecess
Daily ‘Press
Success Secrets by Elmer Wheeler on borrowing from banks
The piece offers practical tips to obtain bank funds and stresses interviewing preparation, clear purpose, repayment plan, and security. It urges building Genk credit and a good reputation by visiting and acquainting with bankers to ease future borrowing. It notes a vague wartime reference and ends abruptly with Marmarst’s remark.
Birds and City Sounds Clash in Stan Bird Warblings
Henry McLemore contrasts Thoreau’s woodland musings with New York’s urban chorus. He cites riveting machines, taxi horns, woodpeckers, and garbage can roars as city music, arguing urban sounds enchant him more than quiet nature, while praising nine million New Yorkers attracted by the metropolis’ pulse.
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Henry McLemore
Henry Thoreau
Johnny Kieran
New York
Thoreau
Walden Pond
Johnny Hieran
Small
York City
Woodlands
Thoreau and Wieran
Senor
St Mark's
Venice
Arkansas
Tan
Russian Bear Suffering From Indigestion
An excerpted dispatch from Central Europe analyzes unrest behind the Iron Curtain. It lists arrests, defections, and suppressions across Czechoslovakia, Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and East Germany, highlighting propaganda pressure, underground movements, and rising tensions as observers push for Western aid to bolster resistance.
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Pearson
Europe
Russia
Voice of America
Iron Curtain
Tito
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Stalin
Bulgaria
Sweden
Rainfall Ties Drought Areas To Pacific Weather
A Washington Oregon coastal pattern spreads rain into bone-dry southern California and Arizona. Scientists cite the Japan current warming air that meets the Cascade range, creating persistent showers. Mount Rainier and Mount Hood often serve as weather guides for locals in Seattle and Portland.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Arizona
University of Washington
Majestic
Mount Rainier
Seattle
Mt Rainier
Mount Hood
Portland
Japan
Pacific
Cascade Range
Visiting Firemen Hound General Eisenhower in New York
In New York, American visiting firemen harry General Eisenhower as he balances a war leadership role with personal time scarce. The column notes his need for golf and relaxation amid relentless political pressure, while referencing editorials, ASCAP debates, and other entertainment industry chatter.
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New York
General Eisenhowe
Jack Lat
Eisenhower
Europa
Western Europe
Europe
Tke
Werl
Germany
Mill
Est
United States
Bbe
von Hindenberg
Hitler
Smb
Austria
Aussia
Torker
Het Nuernburg
Crn
Knowledge Quiz From the Past Week’s Pages
Diverse trivia asks about assassinated presidents and Sherlock Holmes author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, with answers hinting at James A. Garfield and Dover for a geography query. It notes Jezebel star Bette Davis, water boiling temperature changes with altitude, and a proverb about truth and honor.
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United States
Delaware
Abraham
James A. Garfield
Willis Kinley
Dover
Sir Arthur Conan
Bette Davis
Dan Kimbal
Baron Franz von Pape
This Day In Vital Arm August 14 Years Ago
A fragmentary note recalls a wartime moment with leaders Roosevelt and Churchill issuing a charter. The document hints at a conceived program, democratic debate, and expectations surrounding a crucial meeting and its aftermath.
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F. D
Roosevelt
Churchill
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