Anti-American sentiment rises across Europe amid incidents
Editorial pegs growing hostility to the United States in Europe to clashes involving GIs and civilians, bar brawls in Manchester, a London airport incident, and a Naples press conference. It cites Russia and Communist influence while noting leaders and publics fear the widening rift endangers East West unity and defense cohesion.
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Europe
Piccadilly
U.S. Army Post Exchange
Frankfurt
Charlie Chaplin
Margaret Truman
Stockholm
Russia
U.S
Robert B. Carney
Naples
Italy
Snow in Manhattan Brings the New Yorker to Life
In Manhattan the first snowfall triggers comic disbelief and citywide reactions as residents observe weather with a mix of awe and irritation. The piece contrasts the New Yorker’s weather passivity with the city’s chaotic climate, noting snow’s absurd beauty amid skyscrapers and the sudden return to daily life after the storm passes.
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New York
Manhattan
New Yorker
United States
Sixth Avenue
Midtown
Ohio
Ted
Life after soap and slogans in politics
The writer laments corruption and distrust in government, arguing corruption is timeless as governments are made of people. He contrasts public misdeeds with an appetite for forbidden fruit, using Adam and the state’s abundant apples as a metaphor for lingering human flaws.
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Shell
Adam
Hunters and fishermen flout limits in Connecticut and Jackson Hole
The writer notes hunters near his Connecticut home exceed pheasant limits with ease and fishermen in Jackson Hole stockpile many bass, then waste most of their catch. He compares this to people keeping extra change, implying a shared moral laxity, and suggests our instinctive wrongdoing mirrors Adam.
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Connecticut
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Adam
Herb Shrener
Dii Shriner
Our Est Citien
When Landon, Willkie and Hoover Meet in Night Tales
The piece recalls Alf Landon’s defeat and quips about two more speeches winning Canada. Wendell Willkie debates the White House with Steinbeck and Doggy, and Dewey’s nomination scene triggers a sharp line about praise. Herbert Hoover is gently teased by a speeding cop who recognizes him.
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Alf Landon
Iter Landon
Herbert Hooter
Maine
Vermont
Hoover
Landon
Canada
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tre
Roosevelt
Wendell Willeie
John Steinbeck
White House
Willkie
Dewey
Herbert Hoover
Bible Verse Quotation From Revelation 21 8 Updated
The verse lists categories of sinners including fearful unbelieving abominable murderers and liars. It warns they will have their part in the lake of fire and brimstone, the second death, as described in Revelation 21 8.
What Will Dewey Do and Other Postwar Anecdotes
Leonard Lyons sketches political follies from the 1940s campaign trail. Vignettes include the canceled What Will Dewey Do series and Roosevelt’s quips about victory, plus Truman and Dewey anecdotes, a Louis Calhern profile framing, and a note on Dimitri Mitropoulos presenting Christopher Columbus on CBS Radio.
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Tom Dewey
Dewey
Albany
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Christopher Columbus
CBS Radio
Navy
Grab Bag Of Easy Knowledge From Central Press Feature
A vintage trivia column asks about Finland's political status and the Treasure State nickname for Montana, plus asks names such as Virginia’s senior senator, and associates George Santayana with a U S university. It includes linguistic notes on sarcasm, heritage of film figures, a Canadian minister, historical dates, and quiz prompts with quick factual prompts and answers.
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Central Press
Finland
Union
Virgina
United States University
George Sentayana
Montreal
Quebec
Canada
King's Counsel
Privy Council
Baytown Sun staff and subscription rates listed
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles with editor Syd S Gould and advertising Beulah Jackson, office manager Warren Edwards, and managing editor. Subscription rates include By Carrier 20 dollars a month or 14.40 yearly, mail options 1.20 monthly 3 months 3.50 six months 7.00 yearly 14.00, with 75 cent monthly rate for Armed Services. Entered as second class matter at the National Representative, Texas Daily Press League Baytown Texas.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Beulah Mae Jackson
Warren Edwards
Armed Services
National Representative
Texas Daily Press League
Congress
No Tips For Year Bet Pays Off For News Writer
Washington Nov. 10 A quirky election bet centers on Loranna Francis and her husband Wertzen a newswriting team. Francis bets her waiter Landon Smith that she will double tip for a year if Adlai Stevenson defeats Dwight D. Eisenhower otherwise no tips. She plans to present a gold pocket watch inscribed to Smith as a Christmas gift and keeps tipping as usual for now.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Loranna Francis
Wertzen
National Pess Club
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Loriz
Landon Smith
Thank you for United Ford Drive support
A reader thanks The Sun and its editors for timely articles and assistance in the United Ford Drive. The writer notes the drive was financially successful and beneficial educationally, praising community volunteers and asking thanks be extended to The Sun staff.
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The
Sun
the Sun
Quotations from Mary J Mullen Mona Kes and Dickens
A collection of short quotations from Mary J Mullen Mona Kes and Charles Dickens including lines about bachelors cooking his own goose women caring for the house and respecting vocation. The fragment also includes a final note attributed to Dan Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Mullen
Charles Dickens
Dan Bennett
Bramblett payroll secrets and sudden raises revealed
Washington involvement notes payroll questions for Rep. Bramblett of California and irregular salaries for Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Bundy. Probes show top pay arrests with claims of office absence and kickback offers. Admiral Carney and European leaders clash over bases and strategy amid a slump in European trade and jet fighter prospects.
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Drew Pearson
House of Representates
Ernest Bramblett
Fecific
Bramblett
Vivian de Witt
Miss de Witt
Dee Bundy
Bundy
Pepsi-Cola
Bramblet
Five Years Ago Headlines Recap at Baytown Meeting
The report highlights Truman era warnings and a University of Texas extension faculty member addressing Baytown teachers. Lois Lambert appointed chief of a local teens club. Also notes George P. Martin’s five years ago enlistment in the Army Air Force and rank as lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Truman
A. Caswell Ellis
Thetversity of Texas
Baytown
Lamer Pee Teacher Association
Lois Lambert
Grayback
Geoge P. Martin
Mre
Perry F. Martiz
Army Air Force
Try And Stop Me and BARDY BAND Wildcatters Tale
A fragmentary item recalls operatives at CF Tulsa and a later sale to large firms for 2 million dollars each. The prose shifts to a dizzying scene with a president of the crows collapsing offhand and friends seeking drinks and aid. A long digressive note mentions a planned tax print and remarks by Henry and Herb Shriner about civic life and local anecdotes.
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