Where Are Our Allies Now Said In Bitter Question
An editorial argues that Britain and France cannot readily send ground troops to Korea due to ongoing commitments in Indo China and fragile positions in China. It claims Western Europe faces Russian threat and that the United States alone can deploy troops to Korea, warning against weakening defenses elsewhere. It ends with a Henry Adams quote on political education.
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United Nations
Korea
Britain
France
Indo-China
China
Europe
United States
Free World
When the city will clean the river front
A leading citizen laments the river front condition and notes real progress hinges on the city acting, not on comments or blame. The piece argues cleanup occurs only when the city as a whole raises a loud demand, not from isolated groups or officials. A Danish proverb closes the column.
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Dock Board
Council
Public War Debate Cites Free Speech Limits
Readers urged to defend free expression amid Korea War criticism as essential to democratic rights. Editors warn against banning public policy talk, noting both radical and reactionary voices echo opposition while urging vigilance to preserve liberty.
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Korea
Truman
Daily Worker
The
Chicago Tribune
Watchdog in Asia: MacDonald’s Broad Southeast Asia Reach
Malcolm MacDonald, commissioner-general for the UK in Southeast Asia, guides Britain’s Asia policy from Singapore. He warns of Communist threats, reports to Bevin, and travels across Malaya, Siam, Burma, India, Pakistan, and China to strengthen Western ties with Asian partners.
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Walter Briggs
Singapore
Great Britain
Southeast Asia
Commonwealth
Pacific
Pinata
Malcolm John MacDonald
James Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
United Kingdom
MacDonald
West
United States
Philip C. Jessup
Far East
Jessup
U. S. State Department
Ernest Bevin
Federation of Malaya
Brunei
North Borneo
East
Dominion
Canada
Audrey Rowley
Malaya
Bangkok
Phibun Songgram
Thailand
Siam
Thakin Nu
Rangoon
New Delhi
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
India
Karachi
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
Pakistan
China
Chiang Kaishek
Asia
Soviet Republic of Malaya
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