On the Contrary See America Through Foreign Eyes
A critique of American attitudes toward war and morality, arguing that citizens and leaders alike compromise treaties, honor, and virtue for national interests. It contrasts US behavior with foreign regimes, questions religious and civic pretensions, and urges honest self-reflection on domestic failures and injustices.
Questioning Chou En-lai's turn in Tibetan border clash
The piece surveys Chinese Communist tactics on the India-Tibet border, noting a shift from deference to assertive actions. It cites Nehru's bewilderment at Mao's apparent change, compares past restraint, and suggests border incidents reflect limited military risk to China.
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Jawaharlal Nehru
Chou En-lai
Nehru
Chou
China
Joseph Stalin
Amin Peiping
Antiques Crook Tobias Sells Hoard in New York
In New York Parke-Bernet hosts an antiques sale amid intrigue as D Omer Tobias a 60 year old Hobart Manufacturing clerk and collector is exposed for pilfering rare Americana items over 30 years. His modest pay and two inherited farms masked the long running scheme as auditors uncover a trove of carefully mended items and flawed lots. The court awards Tobias after the Hobart judgment but Parke-Bernet takes 20 percent, prompting satire on crook profits and a call for punishment fitting the crime.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Sotheby's
London
Bond Street
Ohio State Penitentiary
Dayton
D. Omer Tobias
Hobart Manufacturing Co
Troy
Ohio
Tobias
Canada
England
Australia
France
Brazil
Wobart
Walter Mitty
Old Omer
Great
Grover Cleveland
Paul Klee
Milton Bass
Hobart
Parke-Bennet
Gilbert & Sullivan
Commonwealth
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America
Harry Truman
Ey Robert Smith
Mexico
Nnions
Russia
Armed Services
George Clark
Joseph Alsop
Hiong Kong
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
George G. Connelly
Ings
Isaac Winston
Harvard
Roger Wellington
Pittsfield Milk Exchange
PMX Milk and Dairy Products
Bartlett's Orchard
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