Policy rooted in Constitution guides U S foreign stance
In a Washington briefing, Walter A. Shetd outlines how U S foreign policy rests on constitutional theory and the Truman era four pillars. He notes shifts due to world events, praising UN cooperation, economic recovery, defense of freedom loving nations, and spreading scientific progress to underdeveloped areas, with Korea as UN-led occupation and withdrawal example.
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Washington, DD. C
United States
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Truman
Harry S. Truman
United Nations
United Kingdom
Russia
China
France
England
Formosa
Korea
Japan
Dilemma in the Dark Over a Misplaced Car
Basil Valentine returns home to find his wife Evelyn has left a car at the hydrant. After failed warnings and attempts to move it, he breaks a window to free the car and discovers the plate is orange and black, meaning the vehicle isn’t his. Pat Kearney intervenes as he acts.
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Basil
High Street
Pat Kearney
Pat
Evelyn
Asil
Mark Tersence
Mrs. Benoise
Mr. Benaise
Mr. Rosa
Truman reshapes defense with Marshall pick and tax push
President Truman accepts Louis A. Johnson’s resignation as defense secretary and nominates Gen. George C. Marshall to succeed him. He warns defense costs may reach 30 to 50 billion annually by next June and calls for new taxes and a stabilization agency to curb inflation, while executives issue priority orders and wage guidelines amid wartime shortages. A massive train crash near Coshocton, Ohio kills 33 soldiers and injures many as the Spirit of St. Louis diesel hits the rear of a Pennsylvania National Guard troop train.
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Truman
Louis A. Johnson
George C. Marshall
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Dean Acheson
Mr. Truman
Marshall
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Coshocton
Pennsylvania National Guards
Spirit of
St. Louis
Racy Edwards Travels and Turkey Trip to Germany Stalls
Racy Edwards, now Lohack at CBS and former BN announcer, enjoyed a summer in Paris and London during a Truth or Consequences vacation. He planned to entertain American troops in Germany with his staff, but the Korea crisis halted the trip while they were at sea. Ralph enthuses about returning to work in New York. Fans followed Derek to Pomona College and the Bowl to witness football scenes, inspiring directors to consider them for future talent.
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Racy Edwards
Lohack
CBS
Paris
London
Germany
Mrs. Edwards
High Seas
Iun
New York
Ralph
Bobby Soxers
Derek
Pomona College
David Muller
Buddy Adler
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From Fort Fort
A compact puzzle list presents across and down crossword clues including heads cooks parts of speech colors animals and geographic terms. The grid references obscure but imply standard cryptic style with items such as arable letter partina play vex ancient and various regional terms.
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India
Phil
the Orient
Assault stalls as UN forces resist communist push near frontline
The northern front around Fongchou and near Pohang faced renewed pressure but the offensive stalled again. New attacks were reported near Taegu while southern gains occurred around Changnyong and Yongsan as UN troops reported slight advances.
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Fong- Chou
Pohang
Taegu
U.N
Changnyong
Yongsan
Crop Prospects In Line With Average Amid Mixed U S Reports
Agriculture predicts a harvest at about 125 percent of the 1923 42 average with corn near bumper levels. Wheat rises to 1 012 billion bushels as other crops improve with soybeans and sugar beets at record prospects. In Korea the front quiet but dangerous, U N forces hold ground and repel a major Red offensive as flights soar.
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Department of Agriculture
Department
Miss America Named From Mobile Amid War Era Jest
The nation named a new Miss America as a light moment in tough times. Yolande Berbeze of Mobile Alabama is the winner, described with playful statistics and polish as a brown haired contestant.
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Yolande Berbeze
Mobile
Ala
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