Roundtable Debate Reopens Lattimore IPR Role in Far East Policy
Editor rounds up opinions from Atlanta Washington New York Philadelphia Augusta and Charlotte on Lattimore and the Institute of Pacific Relations. Views range from dismissing IPR influence to supporting perjury charges, with calls for grand jury action and court review.
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Bailds
Owen Lattimore
Institute of Pacific Relations
Far East
IPR
Lattimore
A. Senate
Atlanta
State Department
Senate
McCarran
Washington
D.C
Subcommittee
Alent Ai
Louis Budenz
Budenz
NEW York Herald Tribune
China
Congress
Charlotte
N.C
Chiang Kai- Shek
Philadelphia
Institute of Pacific Reaaons
Chiang
Bitter envying and strife warned in James 3:14
A Bible verse from James 3 14 urges readers not to glory in envy or lie against the truth. It emphasizes sincerity and humility over quarrels and jealousy within hearts.
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James
London Gossip and Celebrity Notes from The Vaults
A sprawling slice of 1930s London life and media rumors. References include FRANK OWEN writing a David Lloyd George biography, Hannen Swaffer’s annoyed phone misdial, Churchill memoir chatter, Bilderberg style dinners, Picasso’s Stalin Prize reception, and sightings of Olivier Vivien Leigh. Also pieces on Laurence Olivier, Mae West, Mary Pickford, and a tour of Parliament by Sir David Fyfe. The Vaults beneath Chancery Lane emerge as a beacon for antique silver traders.
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Frank Owen
The
Standard
Daily Mail
Daily Express
David Lloyd George
Owen
Lloyd George
Hannen Swaffer
London
Swaffer
Victoria 1906
Swafter
Ed— Ward
Victoria
Svraffer
Trafalgar Square
Sophie Tucker
Mae West
Mary Pickford
Karpo Marx
Jimmy Durante
Danny Kaye
Will Rogers
Swaff
What is a tidal river and other quick knowledge items
Quick knowledge grab bag covers tide basics and trivia. Questions explore tidal rivers wet Virginia roads, abrogation of laws, one man in time, Green Mountain Boys, and notable historical figures. Includes birthdays and famous names with era notes and language hints.
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Virginia
Green Mountain Boys
Victory in politics goes to man with best organization
Washington Merry-Go-Round outlines Ike Eisenhower's Chicago convention rise, crediting a skilled staff, a compelling cause, extensive money, and economic pressures. It notes Taft’s deep GOP machine, big-money backers like Winthrop Aldrich, and key swing maneuvers by General Motors and Ford influenced Michigan and Pennsylvania delegates.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Chicago
Ike Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Blackstone
Taft
GOP
Omar Bradley
Tom Dewey
New York
Dewey
Isenhower
Texas
Louisiana
Ike
Wendell Willkie
General Mills
Minneapolis
Young and Rubicam
Reeily
Ruther Band
Wall
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase Bank
Rockefeller
Fdr
William Gibbs McAdoo
John Nance Garner
Michigan
General Motors
Ford
Arthur Summerfield
Summerfield Svs
Summerfield
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania
Joan Fine
Alse
Fine
He Plays Cinch Here’s Operator Who Can Really Pick Em
Chicago July 11. Harman W Nichols describes S S Weissman head of a firm about to manufacture six million automobile plates to advertise political candidates. Weissman claims to have dies cast with 37 possible candidates and will rush plates to officials as soon as parties nominate. Plates are gifts for fundraising and will ship nationwide overnight.
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Harman W. Nichols
Chicago
United States
S. S. Weissman
Weissman
West Virginia
Taft
Eisenhower
Werren
GOP
Este Kefauver
Dick Husserl
Demos
Stuart Hamblen
Prohibition Party
Vincent Hallinan
Progressive Party
Herbert C. Holdridge
Vegetarian Party
White House
Pecnsylvania Avenue
Washington
Jimmy Durante
Durante
Jimmy
Looking Backward Five Years Ago Headlines Russia
A sprawling retrospective note recalls events from five years ago including Russia boycotting a Paris conference, city bus service plans, and a drive by Division 2 volunteer firefighters for a new truck. The piece also mentions state patrol lockouts, a 75 street lights installation, and various political plate making and die costs.
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Russia
Paris
Division 2
Pelly
Texas
New Mexico
Emmet Ivey
Raytown
Ivey
Quotations on Independence and Virtue Through History
A compact montage of famous ideas on independence and virtue from Martineau Edwards Bentham Epictetus Reynolds Plato Macauley and Mary Baker Eddy. The quotes contrast independence with dependence praise diligence and patience and praise poetry as closer to truth.
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Jeremy Bentham
Charity
Mary Baker Eddy
Brevity on Life Brings Honest Look at Apathy
The author reflects on brevity in thought and speech, citing a personal exchange about costs and language. He cites psychiatrist Benjamin Weasel warning of civic apathy toward civil defense and argues Americans fear bombers less than the hype, urging honesty about threat and spending.
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Burlington
University of Michigan
Uniy
Minnesota
Michigan
Columbia University
Benjamin Weasel
Clvilian
Gram
Come Clean Team Builds Pennsylvania Dry Cleaning Fame
Bill Irwin and George Hamilton run Service Cleaners with teamwork loyalty and years of experience. Their expansion to a city operation shows a practical outlook and willingness to work long hours. Families join in the effort, blurring work and social life as cooperation drives growth.
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Bill Irwin
George Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Irwin
Task
Try And Stop Me OSCaR LEVANTS Eight Year Old Daughter
A fragmented item mentions Oscar Levants eight year old daughter hearing famous movie names in casual chat and a remark at Hampshire House about Warner Brothers. A Bollywood agent vacationing in Vermont is noted with innkeeper comments about a talkative guest. The chairman of a Sanney banquet references an introduction and another speaker.
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Oscar
Ae Inn
Vermont
Tater
Sanney
Fragmented Incoherent 1930s Atom Gossip and Jokes
A garbled column mixes odd notes from politics and culture with fragmented jokes. Mentions Manchuria seeds, British broadcasting ideas, Miss Finland, Miss Universe, Sen. Margaret Chase Smith, and a New York zoo creature, all leaking through broken phrasing.
Baytown Sun subscriber rates and staff notes
The Baytown Sun lists subscription rates and staff roles in a dated notice. Rates shown include 199 per month, mail options at 1.60 for a month and 35.75 for six months, with other pricing details. The piece mentions editors and advertising staff and notes postal registration and national representation.
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Ramee Asbhel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd
S. Gowid
Seulah Mae Jackson
Warren Eawarda
Sy Carter
Armed Services
Texas Daily Press
Rae
Bartown
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