Do Business with Stalin: Truman Acheson Struggle in Korea
The piece argues that U S policy under Truman and Acheson fails against Moscow and China, condemns proceeds to appease Stalin, and claims the Korea war shows the need to resist Soviet pressure rather than seek peace through concessions. It contends the administration misreads the anti Communist coalition and sacrifices American lives.
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Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Moscow
Kremlin
MacArthur
Yalu River
Manchuria
Acheson
Mr. Truman
Mr. Acheson
Rom
Eisenhower
France may seek UN role in Indo China clash with Communists
Editorial warns that Paris could “internationalize” its Indo China fight, dumping the problem on the United Nations. It argues such a move would pull the United States into European colonialism in Asia, undermining UN principles and fueling Communist rhetoric, with risks for Korea and Hong Kong.
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Paris
Indo- China
Korea
United Nations
Sch
Sam
United States
Indo-China
Asia
China
U.N
Hong Kong
Britain
Europe
Kremlin
America
West
Wage Board Veto Sparks Mine Strike Threat in Key States
The Wage Stabilization Board veto on a miners wage boost risks a political backlash on Democrats as miners in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Illinois protest. The action infuriates workers while Roger Putnam urges adherence to stabilization standards.
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Ashington
Wage Stabilization Board
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Winois
Roger Putnam
Frank McKinney
Archibald Cox
Pearson
Putnam
Cox
No. First teen-age draft bill passes senate in nation’s history
The senate passed the first teen-age draft bill in the nation’s history allowing 18 and 19 year olds to be conscripted with a one year training prerequisite before combat duty.
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Senate
Frank L. Buser
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Real Estate Association
Addie Cherry
Cherry Sisters
Consequences of 1954 election and Stevenson or Eisenhower
Political battle looms over foreign aid and labor influence if Stevenson wins with a strong southern bloc in Congress. Eisenhower could shift Republicans toward cooperation and pragmatic policy. The period promises friction, potential reform, and a test of coalition power in Congress and the White House.
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Europe
U.N
Skee
Stevenson
U. S
Lawrence
Congress
Republicans
Democrats
Reuther
Murray
CIO
McCarthy
Jenner
Wisconsin
Indiana
Truman
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Red Spots in French Regime
Constantine Brown surveys postwar French politics, noting Communist influence in services, police, and civil posts. He cites dragnets yielding few results and weighs debates over serving France via alignment with the United States or renewed ties with Russia, amid fear of Germany.
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Constantine
France
Germany
Stalingrad
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Franes
Athletes and the Cold Truth About Exercise and Soreness
Dr Beady explains that muscle soreness after vigorous activity stems from lactic acid buildup due to slow removal when cooled too quickly. Massage and warming the affected area speed circulation and waste elimination, reducing stiffness. He notes this is not the same as catching a respiratory infection.
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Br. Leonard Hill
Beadyer
Rhea
Matiz
Rent Control Debate Draws Cedar Rapids Attention
A local forum urges ending rent control amid housing strains in Cedar Rapids. Letters critique rent ceilings, call for tenant advocacy, and discuss property taxes and economic policy impacts on landlords and tenants.
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Cedar Rapids
C. V. Fetters
Too Oily to See the Vote in Texas Oil Line
A satirical look at Texas oil rights and tidal lands in the Gulf three miles off shore. The piece suggests Ike Eisenhower may win Texas by granting drilling access while predicting political shifts and a sailor hat image.
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Bugs
Baer
Gulf of Mexico
Tidelands
Texas Wildcatters
U.S
Abe
Eisenhower
Ike
Times Square
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