Decatur notes on petty theft and fashion trends in Alabama
Decatur reports ongoing petty theft but no burglar dining incidents like in Woodlawn Alabama where a burglar ate sardines and drank a hot soda. Atlanta stylist notes girls in first grade show interest in hairdos, a trend since three years ago. The Daily lauds Alabama newspapers for AP Acrilan coverage and highlights Chemstrand as Alabama’s leading fabric producer.
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Decatur
Woodlawn
Birmingham
Atlanta
Alabama
New York
Daily
Chemstrand
Unsung kindnesses in Tuscaloosa inspire quiet heroism
The Tuscaloosa News highlights two local acts of care. A man returns a boy’s balloon after a quick dash across Greensboro Avenue, renewing faith in everyday decency. A neighbor shelters a polio-stricken boy, quarantines to protect grandchildren, and praises the guest’s good manners.
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Tuscaloosa
First National Bank
Greensboro
Leadership Decisions For Korea And Future Policy
Drew Pearson argues that the nation needs clear choices on foreign policy and domestic reform. He urges passing beyond past quarrels toward decisive action, especially on Korea, calling for an honorable exit and freedom for youth to plan their lives.
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Drew Pearsons
Korea
Panmunjom
Time for decision in national peace and defense
A political address argues America must choose a clear path to peace, defense, and economic balance. It rejects middle of the road platitudes, calling for leadership based on sound ideas, faith, and trust to guide the nation next November.
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Russia
Asia
Europe
Austria
Poland
Hungary
Germany
America
Pegler Criticizes McCarthy Smear Tactics by Eisenhower Nixon
The column asserts Eisenhower and Nixon smeared Joe McCarthy for political gain. It accuses Nixon of piggybacking anti communist work to claim credit, while attacking Stevenson and aides Patterson and Eleanor Roosevelt for pro communist attitudes and misdeeds in Washington.
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American Legion
Joe McCarthy
Eisenhower
Pegler
McCarthy
New York
Ike
Dick Nixon
Joe
Nixon
Dies Committee
Thomas Committee
House
Thomas
George Marshall
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Robert Patterson
War Department
Abraham Lincoln
Patterson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Anna Rosenberg
Pat McCarran
John Rankin
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Marshall
Ske
Russia
Europe
Hopkins
Spain
Senate
United States
Far East
Seibert
Read This To Ease Labor Day Back-To-Work Blues
HAL BOYLE notes a tense mood as the Labor Day weekend ends and husbands return to work. He urges wives to offer sympathy and support, praising work and referencing political figures and debates of the era while offering quotes on the value of labor.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Papa
Robert Burton
Lord Chesterfield
Nathaniel Howe
Plautus
Seneca
Dabor
Virgil
St. Bernard
Thomas Carlyle
Manilius
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas A. Kempis
Abraham Lincoln
Calvin Coolidge
Grover Cleveland
H. L. Mencken
John Ray
Livy
Huntsman
Charlies Kingsley
Rudyard Kipling
Refusal to Look Back Proves Futile for Future Gains
The statement argues that dwelling on past events yields no benefit for current or future progress, urging focus on present actions and forward planning rather than retrospective analysis. It emphasizes practical steps over nostalgic or speculative reflection.
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Washington
Facing personal trouble with hopeful resilience
Arlie B. Davidson advises readers coping with long standing bad feelings to face their trouble without denial or dwelling on it. He urges hope and belief in possible improvement, noting the mind can influence day to day relief and motivate constructive steps.
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Davidson
Inflation and tax fears in modern economy
The discussion centers on current high prices rents and taxes. Citizens feel the dollar buys less each day as inflation and costs of living rise, with calls to curb inflation without harming growth.
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America
Venerable Patriarch St Joseph De Beauce Passes at 82
Cana da based Cedeon Cliche, a widower aged 82, is described as the patriarch with 262 descendants. He fathered 12 children and counts 101 grandchildren 148 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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ST. Joseph DE Beauce
Canada
Cedeon Cliche
U N Opinion Supports Korea Armistice Based On Lines
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie reported that public opinion in most UN members would welcome an armistice in Korea based on present battle lines. He noted delays in truce talks caused impatience and doubt, and said a successful agreement would ease anxiety and disillusionment.
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United Nations
N. Y
Trygve Lie
U. N. General Assembly
Lie
Korea
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