Korea War At One Year Marks World Peace Questions
A June twenty fifth note marks one year of the Korean conflict as debate grows over world peace prospects. The article cites Western strength, deterring action by the Soviet Union, and the war’s role in prompting planned military and economic mobilization. Gen Douglas MacArthur visits Texas to press a realistic war stance while sparring with domestic policy criticisms. The piece also covers India grain aid, price control moves, MacArthur hearings, and reservist retirements.
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Soviet Union
Texas
Douglas MacArthur
Dallas
Truman
United States
India
U. S
Congress
Korea
House Banking Committee
Office of Price Stabilization
Senate Banking Committee
Senate Committee
House
Glass preservation planned for Declaration and Constitution
Washington officials say America's most precious documents the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution will be stored permanently in glass. Library of Congress experts National Bureau of Standards scientists and Libbey Owens Ford glass specialists have spent years developing bronze and glass enclosures for public inspection once sealed.
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America
Washaya
Congress
National Bureau of Standards
Libbey
Owen-Ford Glass Company
Mirror Of Your Mind On Adoption And Loneliness Advice
Insights from Ruth Carson and Dr. Leon J. Say on telling adopted children about birth parents. Emphasizes honesty, avoiding shame, and shaping a child’s sense of love. Discusses adult capacity for mature love, the neurotic conflict between needing love and punishing in return, and the value of companionship for progress and happiness.
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Ruth Carson
Leon J. Say
The
Psychoanalytic Quarterly
Why Your Doctor Asks Questions in Health Checkups
Health note explains two sides of a medical exam the objective findings from heart and lungs and the subjective patient reports of symptoms. It highlights the Cornell Medical Index a self administered 200 question sheet that speeds data collection, keeping physicians ready before patient interviews.
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Cornell Medical Index
Journal of the American Medical Association
Reeve Broadman
Albert J. Edman
Irving Large
Harold G. Wolff
Todd H. Broadbent
Health Notes on Malnutrition Effects and Recovery
The article describes extreme fat loss under the skin and in fat deposits, muscle wasting, yellow skin and eyes, slow pulse, low blood pressure, swelling, thin blood, and low body temperature. Fat stores water, with every pound of fat holding over three pounds of water. small fat reserves are beneficial, and recovery advice suggests adjusting intake and outdoor activity.
Football, TV and double platoons spark college rift
Bobby Dodd critiques the costs of the double platoon and unlimited substitutions at major colleges, noting only Tennessee and Kentucky remain solvent due to bowl earnings. He warns many schools face financial strain as football expands with TV plans, scholarships, training tables, and travel expenses.
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Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Dodd
Ed Danforth
Army
Navy
Michigan
Ohio State
Texas
SMU
Tennessee
Kentucky
Jacksonville
Tom Hamilton
Pittsburgh
Hamilton
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Main Street
National Guard
Marjorie Nold
Savannah
Richard Golob
Sunnyside
Wash
U.S. Territories
Lawrence Gould
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C
Lincoln
James W. Barton
Ernest Riedel
New York
QE Meginnityy
Brooklyn
Grantland Rice
Ric
Florida
Miami
Col
Harold Arnett
Co Lana
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