Views on Mr Hoover Editorial Sparks National Debate
The Montgomery Advertiser closes its column with a verdict favoring Truman over Hoover citing his 1930s policies. It opposes isolationism and calls for continued aid to Europe and the National Chinese while containing Russia and upholding United Nations treaties.
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Mr. Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Montgomery
Herbert Clark Hoover
Mr. Truman
White House
United Nations
United States of America
Korea
China
Europe
Russia
Meeting the Reds in Korea with Greater Firepower
The writer argues that withdrawing UN forces from Korea would be a Communist victory and hurt UN prestige. It asserts that only by meeting North Korean and Chinese aggression with stronger firepower can the East-West confrontation be prevented and the UN’s role preserved.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Korea
South Korea
Russia
Lie
Press stance on off the record rules and censorship
The Daily asserts no news should be off the record and argues for censorship of military information. It condemns public servant secrecy, defends press access, and urges restraint on publishing troop movements to protect soldiers.
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Washington
Congress
Korea
Chennault urges aid to Chinese guerrillas to ease Korea pressure
Washington sources quote General Claire Chennault proposing arming Chinese guerrillas fighting the communists. He says Mao mediates among warlords while Lin Piao, Russian-trained, leads 350,000 troops toward Manchuria as Moscow shifts strategy.
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Washington
Claire Chennault
Asia
China
Chennault
Korea
Tibet
Mao Tse-Tung
Red China
Moscow
Lin Piao
Kremlin
Hong Kong
Manchuria
Silver Bullets and the Chinese Civil War Invasion Plans
General Chennault advocates US aid to anti communist guerrillas in China. He calls for military supervision by Gen Albert Wedemeyer and supplying Formosa air power to raid the mainland. He predicts a fiery China that cannot conquer Korea while fires burn at home.
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Chen Yi
Shanghai
Canton
Chen
Lin
Li Po-Chen
Tibet
Moscow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chennault
Ma Pu-Fang
Cairo
Ma Hung-Kwei
Hong Kong
General Chennault
United States
Albert C. Wedemeyer
China
Formosa
Flying Tiger
Korea
Facing Troubles With Sincerity And Courage
The article advises facing trouble directly rather than fleeing it. It urges using common sense, confronting memories and conscience, and reshaping life like a new design to erode the darkness. It promises new opportunities to repair past damage and gain strength on the journey.
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Cannat
Russians would shoot Acheson, says Wisconsin Democrat
President Truman heard retiring Congressman Andy Biemiller say Acheson is one of the first Americans the Russians would like to shoot. Biemiller called him the chief engineer of our anti Soviet policies, arguing a liberal, middle of the road program fears the Russians most.
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Dean Acheson
Truman
Andy Biemiller
Wisconsin
Acheson
Biemiller
British Labour MP warns against Asia war policy
Kenneth Lindsay tells a small audience at Arthur Goldsmith's home that Britain will not back General MacArthur. He calls MacArthur a Chiang Kai Shek stooge and says Korea must not become an Asian war. He warns that losing Malaya would threaten the sterling bloc and urges Anglo American unity.
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Kenneth Lindsay
Arthur Goldsmith
George V. Denny
Britain
England
America
MacArthur
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang Kai- Shek
Hong Kong
Lindsay
Malaya
China
Lind
MacArthur seeks rearmament of Japan to counter Korean crisis
General MacArthur cables Defense Secretary Marshall urging permission to form a new Japanese army citing the Korean Chinese incident as critical. He warns of consequences in the Far East if not acted on promptly while Vandenberg moves jets to Korea. The piece notes Malenkov behind Kremlin influence and mentions mixed signals on Asian democracy and Japanese American citizenship bills, plus a Chinese volunteer regiment revolt near Canton on December 2.
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Defense
Marshall
Korea
Japan
Far East
North Korea
Vandenberg
Air Force
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Kremlin
Asia
Congress
442Nd
Francis Walter
House
U. S
Senate
Canton
Ida May Adams Denounces Pegler Letter as Misleading
A Los Angeles judge Ida May Adams defends Eleanor Roosevelt in a letter to the Los Angeles Times. She argues the Roosevelt stance deserves respect, condemns Pegler's attack as slanderous, and defends equal rights and public service. The text questions Pegler’s ethics and cautions against demonizing Roosevelt.
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New York
City of
Los Angeles
Ida May Adams
Los Angeles Times
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations
Jimmy Roosevelt
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Pegler
God
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Pegler
United States
Mrs Roosevelt
Deamon
Harry Truman
Toy assembly woes from a bedbound dad this Christmas
New York columnist recounts a blooper filled holiday as he and friends try to assemble kids toys, facing epic wiring, missing parts, and overcomplicated instructions. He jokes about MIT engineers, Edison shocks, and the rage of broken Christmas dreams.
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New York
Louis
Dave Marx
United States
Consolidated Edison Electric Company
Toy Department
Mac
Wudgeon
Cletus
Santa
Junior
Christmas Circle Meeting at Armidale Home
The Business Women's Circle met at Mrs Frances Carter home for a Christmas program on the theme Suppose Christ Had Not Been Born. Mrs Carolyn Magnusson presided and Miss Zelma Parker attended as guest while readings and songs highlighted the event.
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Frances Carter
Business Women’s Circle
Christ
Carolyn Magnusson
Zelma Parker
Town of
Bethlehem
Lowell Knapp
Jesus
Earth
Gaylia White
Oleta Jones
Japan
Milburn Parker
The
Baptist Church
Carter
Annie Hill
Louise Smith
Zelma
Minnie and
Annette Maddox
Frances Delap
Rachel Whitt
Josephine Lawson
Rotary Club Christmas Dinner Held in High School
The Rotary Club hosted its annual Christmas dinner Tuesday night in the high school lunch room. Miss Bettye Blackwell of Nashville is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Blackwell this week. Mrs Earl Talley and Earline of Danville Virginia are at the bedside of her parents.
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Will Whitt
G. W. Thornton
GW. Thornton
Floy
J. W. Thornton
Jack
W. R. Foster
Fayetteville
J. T. Thornton
Jerry
Huntsville
Emma Broadwater
Josephine Lawson
Janice
John Hopper
Bettye
Nashville
Frank Smith
Elder Hardiman
Camp Breckinridge
Kentucky
Iate Tommie Collins
Catterbury
Indiana
Fred Renigar
Camp Stewart
Georgia
Joe Chandler
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Pat McDonald
Beaufort
South Carolina
Hoot” Shelton
Rotary Club
Bettye Blackwell
Howard Blackwell
Earl Talley
Earline
Danville
Homemakers Split Rice Breakfast Survey Findings
About one in five homemakers surveyed said they served rice for breakfast. Respondents indicated options included crisp ready to eat rice cereal or plain boiled rice.
Army gridder Ed Tixier named Cadet basketball captain-elect
Ed Tixier, a leading Army football player, is announced as captain-elect of the Cadet basketball team, reflecting his leadership role across service sports.
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Army
Ed Tixier
Nine-time A L ERA leader Lefty Grove named
Robert Lefty Grove topped the American League in earned run average nine times, a testament to his pitching dominance during his era.
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Robert
Lefty) Grove
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