Soviet Korea diary details and official dinner satire
The diary notes by Pauley recount Soviet pressure in Korea including guards with gummy guns, a covert machine shop find, and propaganda efforts. It also covers a Washington dinner where Truman, Bricker, and many officials were present, with satirical sketches mocking politicians and a Marine Band performance.
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Pauley
Hit
Yater Chistiakov
Truman
John W. Bricker
R-O
Republican
Lke
Thorouaa
Evenice
Bricker
Washington
Hotel Statler
U. S. Marine Band
William F. Santelmann
Raymond P. Brandt
St. Louis Post - Dispatca
Brandt
Fred M. Vinson
Supreme Court
Jame
F. Byrnes
Congress
Sen
Alben W. Barkley
D-Kyi
Wallace H. White
Rep
Josep W. Martin CR
Mass House
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Roy W. Howard
Jack Howard
Scripps-Howard
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
Paul Patterson
H. L. Mencken
Baltimore Sun
Joseph Pulitzer
Ben Reese
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
William Green
AFL
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Martin
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Gome
Harry F. Byrd
Vai
Napoleon Bonaparte Wallace
Gardner Family Receives Welfare Support After Tragic Death
In a verdict praised by Mrs. Gardner, Sherrill will pay $50 a month for about two years to the County Welfare Department for the care of Gardner children, while 11 year old J D Gardner will contribute 15 years toward supporting three year old Robert and other siblings. The story details a crowded, impoverished cabin with malnutrition and few furnishings, as relief workers plan gifts and food for Christmas Day. The piece ties the tragedy to broader national concerns about poverty and relief.
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Sherrill
J.D. Gardner
Robert
Octavia
Wilmer Eugene
Margaret
Marian
Joe Benjamin
Archie Karl
Betty Jane
Dorothy
County Welfare Department
Samuly
Gardner
Ned
Santa Chie
World War II Battle Echoes From Ardennes to Austria
A wartime column recalls American and German fortunes in the Battle of the Bulge and related campaigns. It notes Maj. Gen. Harman and Patton’s shock action, the stubborn siege at Bastogne, and Allied advances toward Austria, with grim images of winter fighting, casualties, and memorials at battle sites.
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Meuse
Ernie Harman
Hell On Wheels
Celles
Lincoln Farm Tied to Lincoln Family in Ohio Record
In Shawneetown Ohio River area a 160 acre tract in Gallatin County was owned by Abraham Lincoln and Mary Lincoln and later sold to William Darman for 100 dollars in April 1853. The sale is documented in a courthouse vault protected from floods.
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Shawneetown
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Gallatin County
William Darman
Mary Lincoln
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