Poor Man's Philosopher by Hal Boyle in New York Village
In a nostalgic column, Hal Boyle notes New York City life from a homebody’s lens. He recalls Greenwich Village neighbors, apartment life, and comic memories of earlier tenements, bedbugs, and quirky residents, contrasting city noise with quiet home entertainment. The piece ends by mentioning White Sands National Monument in New Mexico.
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Manhattan
New Yorker
le Hoy
Angubers
Greenwich Village
Jaye
New York
U. S
White Sands National Monument
New Mexico
Radar Defense Wall Around U S Sought By Vinson
Georgia's Vinson urges early House action on an Air Force plan to surround the United States with a radar warning network. Cost estimated at 160 million over five years, first year about 30 million. Symington warns time is short to build air power to 70 groups, while administration opposes large Army Navy cuts and warns of economic strain.
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U. S
Georgia
Vinson
Washington
Air Force
Ceri Vinson
Vinton
Haus Armed Services Committee
W. Stuart Symington
Trial Of Two Men In Georgia Staying Set For Tomorrow
Joseph M. Goldwasser a Cleveland businessman who befriended the widow of Robert Mallard said new statements from two young cousins implicate a third hooded gang member in the Lyons murder. He plans to move the trial to Lyons or seek change of venue hopes for police escort and to pursue a lynching not a standard homicide.
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Savannah
Joseph M. Goldwasser
Cleveland
Alain Negro
Toombs
Rod2 Chiten
William L.spud
Howell
Goldwasser
William Tim Careter
Angeline Carter
Mallord
Wiliam Carter
Georgia
Amy Mallard
Taksn
Lyons
Herman Talmadge
Venta
Atlanta
Toombs County
Wight
U. S. Relief Packages Anger Soviet Zone Official
Ernst Grossman, a former Soviet Zone official, says Soviets dislike CARE relief packages. He claims CARE packages found at his home after arrest were displayed for about a day, with a sign reading Thats the way capitalist live and a hostile note retained. The case centers on sabotage accusations and excerpts note resentment toward Western aid.
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Frankfurt
Ernst Grossman
Grossmann
Grossman
Truman denies softening stance on Russia amid Cold War
The article notes President Truman's Kansas City statement denying any shift toward Russia policy change. It discusses speculation of a cabinet fight and Life magazine claims, with Acheson linked to hard policy toward Bolshevism. Analysts warn that certainty supports the Marshall Plan and Western Europe's fragile progress.
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America
Russia
United States
Kansas City
Moscow
Washington
Jay Franklin
Life
Acheson
Europe
Fragmentary Memoir Snippet On Missing Brother And Mother
In a fragmentary reminiscence, a teller recalls discussions about Washington and Truman, noting no belief of Soviet misreading U.S. stance. A Pennsylvanian town memory follows where Mayor Atkinson traced a family, Stanter Boboleski arranged a reunion with his missing brother, and John asks about their mother, who is ill but improving after a grave personal loss.
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Mr. Truman
America
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Pennsylvania
Swoyersville
J. H. Atkinson
Stanter Boboleski
John
Stanter
Stanley
Memory Restored After Eight Years Missing Man Reunites Family
Soboleski, 40, said to have wandered eight years before being found in a Mississippi town. He reunited with brother Stanley and headed to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Local residents sheltered and cared for him during his mysterious lapse.
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Soboleski
Stanley
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Houska
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Optimist Club
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Metal Top
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Jeep Syfrett Motor CO
South Oates St
Dothan, Ala
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Southside Granite Co
S. Appletree
iCoy L. Brunson
Jack Kingry
E. ‘Roy
Gadsden
Alabama Power Company
Gorgas
Jasper
Chickasaw
Ohie
Mitchell Dam
Coosa River
Alabama
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