Parking and bomb shelter parking for Charleston
The Gazette urges urgent expansion of downtown parking in Charleston to accommodate shoppers and visitors. It argues underground under street bomb shelters could double as parking garages, funded by federal support, with engineers to survey feasibility and space beneath streets. Senator Kilgore seeks reviews by Civil Defense Administrator Caldwell and possible congressional funding.
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United States
Harley M. Kilgore
Hall of Charleston
Civil Defense
Millard Caldwell, Jr
Caldwell
Charleston
Congress
Freedom of expression and its limits
The article notes that freedom of expression carries responsibility and is bounded by standards of behavior. Felix Morley argues natural law vs statutory law defines limits, urging individual responsibility over more statutes. It warns that apathy threatens freedom while advocates may seek to undermine institutions.
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Felix Morley
Washington
Barron's Weekly
Morley
America
Christmas for Children and Elderly Alike Highlighted
The piece urges joy for all at Christmas, noting children at the center of the celebration while reminding readers to include elderly neighbors. A simple card, call, or small gift can brighten their Yuletide and preserve shared holiday memory.
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Yuletide
Tarawas
Rinse Bridges Goon Squad Siege at Sailors Union Hall
A dramatic account describes Harry Bridges leadership and a night-long siege by Communist action squads against the Sailors Union hall in Wilmington California. Forty men with shotguns stood guard as violence erupted, while unions across the West Coast face accusations of secret communications with Mexico and Cuba.
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INCE
United States
London
Mie
Cominform
Stockholm
Mexico
Cuba
Los Angeles
Points West
Harry Bridges
ATL
Avalon Bied
Wilmington
Cgal
Pro- Commie
AFL
Harry ‘Bridges
Bridges
Com
Union
Oregon
Piesse
Eisenhower Hoped For East West Pact In World War II Memoir
In Crusade on Europe Bob Considine reports Eisenhower’s wartime hopes for East West cooperation against the Red Army and his later disillusionment. He notes Ike’s desire to keep Elbe boundaries firm, his friction with Soviet leaders, and his decision to return to uniform duties amid West’s strategic stakes.
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INS
Eisenhower
Ike Eisenhower
Europe
Berlin
Moscow
Columbia University
White House
West
Elbe
Germany
Marshal Zhukov
Hisemhower
Potsdam
War Department
Shaef
Yalta
Mr. Roostvelt
U.S. study on Chinese anti Communist guerrillas and interlocking directorships
A top secret study on anti Communist guerrilla strength in China is headed to the Joint Chiefs of Staff amid reports of large roaming bands and a broader crackdown. The piece also details interlocking directorships among major U.S. firms, especially steel and banking houses, and notes a severe asbestos shortage affecting stockpiles as war tensions rise.
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China
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Alsi
Peiping
Maodong
Tag
Shanghai
Tsingtao
Chungking
Canton
National Salvation Arms
United States
Greece
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Truman
Amvels
Attac
Alexander Vandergrift
Formee Marine Corps
Hal Keats
Federal Trade Commission
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Jones and Laughlin
New York Central Railroad
Alexander Nagie
B. B. Greene
Etsy
U.S. Stee
Inland Steel
Edward Ryerson
Avery
Pullman, Inc
T. Frank Drake
American Rolling Mills
R. C Stanley
Chase National Bank
Steel Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
George Sloan
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Lewis Williams
John McWilliams
Lehmann Brothers
Goldman-Sadie
J. P. Morgan
Kennecott Cooper
Phelps Dodge
J. Frank Drake
Gulf Ol
A. N. Temp
Standard Oil of California
Arthur W. Page
Continental
Robert BE. Wilson
Standard Oil of Indiane
Gift Gasket and Choral Festival Santa Claus Doubters
Intercepted message from December 22, 1950 to Ben discusses a gift event and a choral festival meant to prove Santa Claus exists, noting doubt and a festive context.
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Ben
Santa Claus
Richmond Couple's Jeep Breakdown Delays Hunt Camp Plans
The Murphy family from Richmond Virginia, en route to Huntington, forgot a camera and were delayed by West Virginia state police after returning from Spring Hill. They helped show a light moment amid deer hunter efforts and a jeep breakdown, as local officials assisted.
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FP. A. Murphy
Richmond
Charleston
Huntington
Spring Hill
West Virginia
H. M. Starbuck
Bob Smithers
Reuther Rumored as Senate Successor if Vandenberg Resigns
Washington report says Gov. G. Mennen Williams may resign Vandenberg and appoint Walter Reuther head of the UAW to fill the Michigan seat. Reuther meets with aides amid Diesel-GM price talks. Rumor met with skepticism from observers and rivals who note Williams’s political risks and Reuther’s CIO ties. Potential successors include John P. Dawson, former Greece trade administrator, seen as favorable to Williams’s aims.
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General Motors
UAW
CIO
Reuter
Reuther
Gov. Williams
Philip Murray
National Labor Party
United States
Vandenberg
Michigan
John P. Dawson
Equity
University of Michigan
Dawson
Congress
Letters to the Editor From Cedar Grove and Beyond
Readers submit remarks on local life and national affairs. Bertha Nichols requests an electric sewing machine loan to keep busy while ill while comments urge support for civic action and skepticism toward political leadership amid ongoing war.
Professor Sheldon Aids Political Planting in Anti Nazi League
Boston critic Westbrook Pegler alleges Professor James H. Sheldon as administrative chairman of the Anti Nazi League, a secretive group linked to Isidore Lipschutz. The piece accuses them of political manipulation, fund-raising schemes, and pushing a conspiratorial antiwar agenda tied to broader Roosevelt era intrigues.
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Boston
James H. Sheldon
AncNasi League
Brainess
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Alper Mise
State Department
David K. Niles
White House
Sheldon
Ford Lyceum
WPA
New Deal
Sheldon Coud
Isidore Lipschutz
Lipschutz
Laski
England
Niles
Hong
Elliott
Pentagon
Capelain
Unclear excerpt hints at人物 and events
The readable fragments show a fictional scene with figures like Winnie and a character in a tower. Incomplete text mentions a moth, a red carpet, and a pursuit but lacks coherent events or identifiable real-world details.
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Farnarsent
Winnie
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