Newspaperboys are central to family work and society
Newspaperboy Day honors over 600000 boys across the United States including 700 in The Gazette operation. The piece notes paper routes teach responsibility punctuality and community service transforming boys into capable adults. It also reflects on parliamentary procedure and one man hearings in Congress with remarks on Senators Watkins Jenner and McCarthy.
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Kiwanis Club
Leslie G. Moeller
University of Iowa School of Journalism
Mr. Moeller
The
Gazette
Jenner to hold one man hearing on McCarthy censure
Senator Jenner of Indiana plans a one man hearing with Senator Watkins of Utah to clarify what Watkins meant by a one man hearing of his special select committee on the McCarthy censure case. The purpose is to understand the scope and intent of the proceeding.
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Jenner
Indiana
Senator Watkins
Utah
Senator Jenner
Special Select
Suppressed Desires and a Parachute Jump
A man in Omaha, Charles W. Badger, pursued a suppressed urge to parachute, seeking his wife’s permission and his children’s excitement. He landed off target but unharmed, declaring the urge fulfilled and vowing not to jump again. The piece notes other fantasies and suggests a day for indulging suppressed desires.
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Omaha World-Herald
Charles W. Badger
South Omaha
Denver
Dior Models Don Bikinis and Big Appetites in Caracas Fashion Show
In Caracas the Dior fashion display featured ten models showing 44 costumes on the terrace of the Tamamaco hotel. The event drew a South American crowd while the models openly enjoyed hearty meals between fittings.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Christian
Dior
Miles
Daisy
Angelina
France
Francoise
Loraine
Tamanaco
Hilda
Paris
Veterans Service Committee formed by civic groups in Linn County
Ten years ago religious and patriotic organizations were invited to aid in forming a Veterans Service committee and an information center to help veterans return to civilian life.
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Linn County
Veterans Service Committee
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Stalin’s Brand of Unity and Dissent in Communism
George E. Sokols ky discusses how Stalin centralized power by suppressing dissent, transforming the Comintern into a Kremlin branch, and using coercive discipline. Ruth Fischer notes signing open letters, the hierarchy of unity, and the role of Russian payrolls in German and American parties. The piece contrasts Stalin’s tactics with the US two party system and warns against conformity.
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Stalin
International Communist Party
Comintern
Russia
Germany
Kremlin
Russian Communist Party
Ruth Fischer
Presidium
Central Committee
Miss Fischer
Moscow
Hitler
United States
A.D.A
Attlee Caught in Red Twist Says Chung Shuo Kwei
The piece argues Clement Attlee and British Labourites visited Peiping to see Mao Tsetung and Chou En Lai. It claims they supported anti Western views, praised China’s regime for low flies and reduced infant mortality while accusing the regime of censorship, free love policy, and divorce rights. It concludes Attlee’s trip furthers aggression and risks war.
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Clement Attlee
Peiping
Mao T'se-tung
Chou En-lai
Mao
China
Attlee & Co
Mao’s Palace
Edith Summerskill
Hong Kong
Summerskill
Attlee
Britain
India
Burma
London
Geneva
Free World
Peipig
Korea
Indo-China
Remembering hunger sparks a boy’s clever reply
A humorous exchange between a father and son recalls past hunger and contrasts it with the child’s current comfort, highlighting family perspective and resilience.
Monroe Doctrine Reinterpreted Across Global Crackdowns
The piece revisits the Monroe Doctrine in a playful yet pointed voice, noting its 131st year and its loose ties to historic aims. It references Korea and other regions while urging practical use of strategic influence, likening the doctrine to a widespread medicine with multiple branches.
Scientists divided by book on hydrogen bomb spark national furor
The Time magazine book The Hydrogen Bomb ignites a clash between Admiral Lewis Strauss Edward Teller and opponents led by J Robert Oppenheimer. Praises from I I Rabi Hans Bethe Carson Mark Gordon Dean contrast with sharp denouncements. The piece warns the US scientific government alliance is at risk if leaders fail to defend science.
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Washington
Lewis Strauss
Admiral Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Time Magazine
James R. Shepley
Clay Blair, Jr
Edward Teller
Strauss
Teller
Horatius
Dr. Oppenheimer
A.E.C
Los Alamos Laboratory
Shepley-Blair
I. I. Rabi
Hans Bethe
Carson Mark
Los Alamos
Gordon Dean
Eisenhower
AEC
Shepley
Blair
Shepley- Blair
Epley
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Senate
Watkins
McCarthy
Omaha
Frederick C.othman
South America
Othman
Palisades-Kepler State Park
Man
First Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Robert Young
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids
George E. Sokolsky
Sokolsky
By Chung Shu Kwei
Chung-Shu Kwei
Yale University
National Government of
Willie
Bugs” Baer
Monroe
James
Madison
Formosa
Europe
Asia
Africa
Arctic
Joseph and
Stewart
Santa Fe New Mexican
Joe Alsop
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