Churchill’s Changing View of Russia and War Ends
A Washington column traces 25 years of shifts from Churchill’s wartime stance to today, noting renewed Soviet collaboration in private and public praise of Molotov, Eden’s public comments, and Churchill’s evolving belief in working with Russia for world peace. It recalls key wartime decisions on the second front, Stalin’s reactions, and stalled surrender talks with Germany.
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Washington
England
United Tes
Rapidan River
Virginia
Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
America
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Rapidan
Churchill
London
Molotov
Europe
Eden
House of Commons
Russia
English Channel
Poland
Germany
U. S
North Africa
Italy
Balkans
Stalin
Quebec
FDR
Moscow
Joe
Winnie
Murmansk
Norwegian
Hailovich
Statlin
Roosevelt
Iowa Faces Floods Worse Than 1947 On the Run
Rural residents confront extreme floods that surpass the 1947 crisis as discussions arise about dam or levee effectiveness and government spending on flood controls.
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Iowa
Be Careful Near Water After Youth's Drowning
A Limestone county drowning death warns readers to observe safety rules around creeks and rivers. The piece urges swimmers to use common sense and follow highway and water safety practices to prevent accidents in North Alabama TVA lake country.
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Limestone County
North
Alabama
TVA
Patterson to Seek Attorney General Seat in Alabama
The Alabama Democratic Executive Committee holds a primary to nominate John M. Patterson son of the slain nominee. Voters show strong support for Patterson as the rightful successor, condemning the murder and seeking justice.
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Alabama
John M. Patterson
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Patterson
Young Patterson
John Patterson
South Leads as Industrial Growth Surges in Sixteen States
A Roanoke Times analysis notes the South's manufacturing value rising from 11 billion to nearly 60 billion over 15 years, a 428 percent gain, with 22 percent of nation’s production. It highlights new multi million dollar plants, attracting firms relocating Southward, and argues high wages and skilled workers sustain growth.
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South
United States
Manufacturers Record
Richard R. Harwood, Jr
Harwood
Tron Age
Roanoke
Pursuing an ideal through changing times
An essay by Arlie B Davidson argues that an ideal serves as a guiding end even if unreachable. It urges pursuing plans to approach it, shaping balance amid social and economic shifts and inspiring ongoing effort. Historical examples include Sarah Bernhardt and Florence Nightingale.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Florence Nightengale
Bricker as 1956 Republican president candidate urged
AS Pegler narrates a dinner at the Union League Club honoring Sen. John Bricker. The piece defends constitutional principle, criticizes Eisenhower and Baruch, praises Bricker’s background as Ohio governor, and notes Pegler’s pledge to stand against fear and McCarthyism.
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NEW _ YORK
Union League Club
John Bricker
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Tom _Dewey
Edward A. Rumely
Sumner Gerard
Committee For Constitutional Government
John Bond Trevor
William Buckley
God
Man
Yale
McCarthy
Frank Chodorov
Gen
Leslie R. Groves
Spruille Braden
Archie Roosevelt
T. R
Gen. Groves
Braden
Adm
Paulus
P. Powell
Robert Morris
McCarran Committee
Bricker
Ohio
Dewey
Washington
Senate
New York
White House
Barney Baruch
Roosevelt
Baruch
Truman
Joe McCarthy
Dr. Rumely
John T. Flynn
Congressional
Anti- Nazi League of New York
Frank Buchanan
Pittsburgh
Anti-Nazi League
Rumely
The
Supreme
True Dizziness Causes and Medical Insights
Medical overview explains dizziness from ear wax to brain tumors. True dizziness involves vertigo with motion sensation and eyes open. Eight nerve inflammation is a common cause with hearing loss. eye misalignment, glaucoma, anemia, CNS disease, brain tumors, injuries, migraines, epilepsy, ear wax or infection can also contribute. Heat prostration symptoms are questioned and answered.
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R. T
All-Girl Elephant Safari Planned by Beverly Putnam
Beverly Putnam, 32, organizes the first all girl elephant hunting safari. A 49 day trip begins Sept. 10 costing 3120 dollars plus 214 for a license for one elephant. The group of 14 includes 12 women who will hunt or photograph as they travel with guides and a chef.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Africa
Beverly Putnam
Iwaryu
Alanhant
Beverly
America
India
Venezuela
Determination of Easter Date by Established Rules
Easter is set not by actual moon observation but by preexisting rules. The system uses the first full moon after the vernal equinox to fix the date, reflecting historical astronomical knowledge.
Artful Gadflye and a Long Echo of Jokes on TV
A packed montage of humor prompts from an old radio and TV era. Jokes about clergymen, soldiers, hats, barbers and marriage tease readers with punchy one liners and dated social quips. The piece blends cartoon captions and reader snippets reflecting mid century humor.
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Karl Flaster
Americans reach life expectancy of 68.5 years
The average life span for Americans has risen to 68.5 years, about four years higher than a decade ago. The shift reflects longer survival in several age groups and improved health outcomes nationwide.
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