Soviet Legal View on Korea Declares North Korea No Aggressor
Izvestia cites Dr. Sergei Krylov arguing aggression is defined by interstate war not civil conflict and that U.N. Charter prohibits intervention in domestic affairs. The piece notes Soviet omission of North Korea aid and U.N. recognition of the Republic of Korea, suggesting Kremlin concerns about Russian public doubt.
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Korea
United States
U.N. Special Commission
North Korea
Izvestia
Sergei Krylov
Leningrad Juridical Institute
Krylov
Foreign Office
International Court of Justice
Security Council
Dr. Krylov
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Malik
South Korea
Republic of Korea
Soviet Union
38Th Parallel
Why the Post Office Delivers Drawings but Not Exact Addresses
A noted reader complains that the postal service often delivers drawings of a person or item to famous names while failing to deliver a correctly addressed letter locally for a single missing letter. The piece mocks inconsistent addressing and suggests misaddressed mail is mishandled. It closes with a quip about moving the mound for pitchers.
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Post Office Department
Clark Gable
John L. Lewis
Joe Stalin
George
Evanston
Ill
Main Street
Precautions for Rationing Records Before Shortages Hit
Article urges citizens to pre document exemptions and claims for wartime rationing. Advises sworn affidavits for hardships, doctors notes, neighbor testimonials, and inventories of resources. Suggests filing with the Superintendent of Documents to withstand future shortages and ensure fairness during rationing.
Taft tariff revision and Aug 31 suffrage day noted
The Gazette recaps Taft's push for a revised Payne Aldrich tariff and a planned suffrage day on August 31 at the Iowa state fair in Des Moines. It also notes plans for a Cedar Rapids athletic tournament by the National Organization of Sokols and clerical moves including Rev J Percival Huget’s pastorate changes from Cedar Rapids to Detroit.
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Taft
Congress
Des Moines
Political Equality Club
National Organization of Sokols
Cedar Rapids
J. Percival Huget
First Congregational Church
Galesburg
Ill
Detroit
Mich
Bargain Buying Habits Revealed by Shoppers
A local sampling shows varied approaches to shopping. Line Stanek and Tilton say they buy when funds allow, while Ringerud and Morrison emphasize needs. Sebol and Schaub note purchases when sales appear, often delaying until necessity or price justify.
No bettor bets against the house on Korea end
In a critical view of Louis Johnson and early Korea war forecasts the author says he bets no on war end dates. He notes Johnson’s wrong predicts, distrusts experts, and asserts distrust of political rhetoric while maintaining a house advantage in betting.
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New York
Louis Johnson
Looie
Ruark
Navy
Senate Feuds Rise as Overwork Hits Capitol in Election Year
Bitter clashes in the Senate surface as long sessions extend tempers and old feuds flare. McKellar, Kefauver, Byrd, Humphrey and Morse amid rivalries. cross‑state and intra‑state spats color a tense Washington scene during wartime anxieties and a looming election.
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Tashington
United States Senate
Connally
Texas
McKellar
Tennessee
George
Georgia
Senate
Washington
Sen. McKellar
Cannon
Kefauver
Harry Byrd
D-Va
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Byrd
Minnesota
Virginia
Public debate on unions and national service ideals
A letter argues editors should stress union demands versus soldier sacrifice and calls for fair coverage of wartime responsibility. Other readers urge city oiling taxes to fall on signers and renters, criticizing property owners for bearing street and tree maintenance costs.
Bugs Baer on 38th parallel question and plan
The writer quotes Bugs Baer asking what the plan is after reaching the 38th parallel. The answer is given as rolling the line up and storing it in mothballs, so no one will trip over it again. The tone mocks Robert and ends with a taunting question.
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Bob
38Th Parallel
Truman Urged To Push Guided Missile Production War Effort
Stewart Alsop reports that advisers urge President Truman to launch a Manhattan‑style program to secure the guided missiles race. The plan targets ground‑to‑air and air‑to‑ground missiles, with a unified authority and 1–2 billion dollars annually to win the race.
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Truman
Tashington
Manhattan District
United States
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