Baily Telegraph History and Contingent Details
The fragment references the Baily Telegraph with dates 1866 and 1953 and mentions Hugh Ike Shott and Baily Meleerapn Pin 1893. It notes publication by Printing Co at 412 Bland Street Blueieta and association with the Associated Press. Carrier and mail rates are partially shown with a 4.20 price and circulation details.
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Hugh Ike Shott
Baily
The
Printing Co
Bland Street
Blueieta
Associated Press
Sealed Reflections on Worship and Humility
A reflection invoking scripture on divine worship as humanity's inestimable privilege. Hosea Ballou frames worship as the act by which truth is revealed, prompting humility before God. The quote underscores reverence and adoration as central to piety.
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Hosea Ballou
Surpluses Rise as Farmers Shift From Wheat to Barley
The government cut wheat acreage to ease surpluses but farmers switched to other crops such as barley, corn, cotton and tobacco. Yields are high, creating a broad surplus problem. A wheat marketing quota referendum may be called by Secretary Benson, with penalties for overproduction and further acreage reductions planned. The piece argues restrictions fail to curb farming despite hostility to controls.
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Kansas
Benson
Mass Evacuation Highlights Civil Defense Limits
Civil defense planners warn that duck and cover tactics are useless against a hydrogen bomb. The article notes Mobile Alabama evacuated 50 000 downtown residents after a thermonuclear attack and compares potential New York disruption and Coventry’s WWII experience to stress the need for precise planning to keep any American city functioning after a major bombing.
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Pacific Ocean
Mobile
Ala
New York
Coventry
Civil Defense
Internal Struggles in Russia Face Shifting Power Post Stalin
The piece argues after Stalin’s death 15 months ago that hopes for easing cold war tensions faded. It notes turmoil inside the Kremlin, Beria’s removal, Malenkov’s decline, Krushchev’s rise, and potential Western gains from Moscow’s power struggles.
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Stalin
Russia
Kremlin
U. S
Moscow
Berlin
West
Korea
Indochina
Beria
Malenkov
Krushchev
Communist Party of Russia
McCarthy Dirksen Clash Shapes 1950s Senate Race Talks
The piece traces Senator Dirksen support for McCarthy amid Mundt committee politics and hints at possible Jenkins candidacy against Kefauver. It notes Eisenhower Brownell and Adams distancing from McCarthy while Dirksen aligns, amid broader party maneuvers for a Republican Senate majority.
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Washington
Mundt
McCarthy
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Ray E. Jenkins
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Dirksen
Jenkins
Roy Cohn
Frank Carr
Army
Robert T. Stevens
John G. Adams
Taft
Herbert Brownell Jr
Sherman Adams
White House
Senate
Quips on Youth, Age, and Human Nature Across a Century
A humorous mosaic contrasts aging and youth, traffic and birth rates, and social habits. A 98 year old columnist laments remaining topics while younger writers cover his past. a Tulane psychologist ponders harmony between rival leaders using animal training analogies.
Chloriflower new vegetable from Australia named
A cross of cabbage and cauliflower is produced in Australia and named chloriflower. The idea of flowerkraut is mentioned as a playful possibility.
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Chloriflower
Rapid City Journal
Australia
President's press conferences key to public enlightenment
The essay reviews how F D R Eisenhower and Truman used press conferences to shape public understanding. It notes the shift from spoken to written transcripts, critiques the public release of edited Roosevelt transcripts, and compares presidential handling of questions and partial answers.
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White House
United States
Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Truman
Written Questions At Conference Suggested
The speaker proposes using written questions to prepare for upcoming discussions. He notes the president cannot fully address certain points and suggests submitting questions the night before with White House staff compiling precise information. Some oral follow ups could occur in the remaining time.
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Tsm
Suate
White House
The Soviet Universal State and its Peace War Doctrine
The author argues Russia expands in all directions, citing Siberia, the Pacific, Ukraine, and incursions into Korea and Indochina. He claims Czars and Soviets pursue a snowball strategy of conquest, disguising aggression as peace, via Marxist church ideology and alliances.
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Duchy of
Muscovy
Siberia
Pacific
Muraviev Amurski
Ukraine
Poland
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Turkey
Asia
China
Rumania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Korea
Indo-China
Infiltration and United Fronts Move to a Soviet Satellite
The text argues that Marxist influence through voluntary action and united fronts leads to a People's Republic, seen as a device of conquest and a step toward Soviet domination. It cites Yugoslavia and imagines France Guatemala and Indo China as potential cases, emphasizing peace as proof of true adherence.
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Yugoslavia
France
Guatemala
All Couner Orate
Se Soviet Ve
Communist Party of
Indo-China
East Germany
North Korea
Tradition Is To Move In All Directions
A historical critique of the Communist Party’s global strategy from the Comintern era to the Cominform. It argues that national parties, once freer under the Comintern, were subdued under Kremlin control, with figures like Dimitrov Browder Pauker Thorez and Duclos cited as examples of Moscow’s influence.
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Communist Party
Third International
Comintern
Cominform
Kremlin
Stalin
George Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Earl Browder
United States
Ana
Mountain sojourn with Harp and Rolls Royce glamour
F.C. Othman notes a mountain visit with friends John and Hilda Hosfeld and their daughter Ann who plays a harp, carried in a 250 pound case by two helpers. The piece recalls local Mennonite life, cherry harvest time, and a 1948 Rolls Royce cabriolet owned by dairy farmer Stan Spencer and his son Buck, a symbol of regional affluence and nostalgia.
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Roxbury
John
Hilda Hosfeld
Ann
Pennsylvania
Comes
Toeve
Stan Spencer
Rolls Royce
Spencer
Schenectady
N.Y
Newville
Pike
Buck
Charlotte
Chambersburg
Stanley
Spends Annual Sojourn In The Mountains
Buck cares for a classic car that grows in value as it ages. He keeps it running by triggering a motor oil circuit through copper lines to every bearing. He expects to pass the antique on to his children despite long annual travels and summer plans.
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Buck
Europe
Dam Plans Clash With Dinosaur Monument Preserve
The debate over dam construction within Dinosaur National Monument centers on meeting regional water needs without violating the established national preserve, highlighting the clash between development and preservation.
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Christian Science Monitor
Dinosaur National Monument
Ray Goetz a Broadway figure dies at 68 in Connecticut
Ray Goetz 68, a Broadway songwriter and theatrical producer, died June 12 at Pickwick Arms Hotel in Greenwich Connecticut. The obituary highlights his career from 1914 to 1930 with songs like Por Por Me and My Gal and productions including Million Frenchmen and The New Yorkers. It notes his lifelong love of living, travel to Capri and Palm Beach, and his unconventional approach to success and money.
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Ray Goetz
Pickwick Arms Hotel
Greenwich
Conn
New York
Broadway
Gal
Indiana
Cole Porte
Ray
Europe
Bairritz
Capri
Palm Beach
Marrakech
Goetz
Roquefort
Rembrandt
Groucho Marx
Ten Years Since Allied Troops Close Cherbourg
A brief historical note recalls ten years since American troops advanced on Cherbourg in World War II reducing Axis resistance. The summary mentions accompanying weathered events. No further details provided.
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Cherbourg
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Senate subcommittee eyed obscene comic sales by news dealers
News dealers may form a national organization to tackle the problem of obscene and sadistic comics. Officials doubt laws cover such material and fear ongoing prosecutions. Parents cannot easily ensure wholesome content, prompting calls for dealer self cleanup or risk of official censorship.
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Omaha World-Herald
Senate
Winston Churchill The Man Behind The Global War Decisions
Drew Pearson profiles Winston Churchill detailing his long career from Harrow antics to World War I command and Gallipoli blame. It notes his endurance after strokes, close calls in battles, and key wartime choices with FDR and Stalin, plus his literary success and influence on de Gaulle and postwar policy.
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Washington
Winston Chu
Winnie
Eden
Churchill
Roosevelt
Malakand
Afghanistan
Louis Botha
Transvaal
India
Churchil
Lady Winborne
New York
Mario Constasino
Harrow
John Coulter
Charles Amery
Amery
Marshal
Oxford
Cambridge
West Point
Sandhurst
Cuba
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
France
Fdr
White House
Harry Hopkins
U.S
Hopkins
FRD
English Channel
Stalin
Italy
Balkans
Hong Kong Bac
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
Cairo
Chaiang
Song
Poem Child in Church Easter Reverie
A child in a church reflects on Easter bells and hymns. Colored light makes lilies seem whiter as the preacher proclaims I am the resurrection and the life. The speaker notes the child’s lace frill, azure eyes, clasped Bible, and adoration on a bright Easter Day.
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Beryl Stewart
Wessington, D. D
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