Hello Americans Arouse Us Americans editorial appeal
The editor delivers a radio sermon decrying U S leadership in Korea and UN policy, urges immediate action against Soviet and Chinese communism, calls for UN reform or withdrawal, and urges public pressure on Hoey Smith and the White House to spur action. He argues MacArthur must have full authority and suggests Formosa defense and economic sanctions. He ends by asking what could arouse Americans.
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United States
Russia
America
Great Britain
Munich
Korea
Army of
The
United Nations
Soviet
MacArthur
United Nations Debating Society
Manchuria
Associated Press
Washington
Clement Attlee
Harry Truman
England
France
Soviet Russia
Vladivostock
China
Formosa
Communist China
High Point
Raleigh
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Hoey and Smith
White House
Kant
Dave
Truman
Ilse
Asia
Gwan
Winchellitis
Secret Service Strict at Truman Party
The U S Secret Service admitted a female singing star Rosalind Courtright to a White House party for President Truman after the House shootings but barred her piano accompanist. Guards sought an acceptable pianist at the last minute amid heightened security.
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Washington
U. S. Secret Service
Truman
Rosalind Courtright
Miss Courtright
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Secret Service
Hernando Courtright
Beverly Hills Hotel
Beverly Hills
Calif
Anderson
Distinguis
Eddie McIntyre
Ledger
Hay and Feed Business
Perle Mesta
Gwen Cafritz
Champline
Senate
Wherry
Christmas Season Opens Early as Public Echoes Ring
Christmas shopping season formally opens with public questions to children about Santa Claus. Observers note the era of heavy holiday advertising and scene dressings, while recalling wartime history and a lighter civic yarn about Secret Service checks at a Washington party.
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Santa Claus
Broadway Theater Season Hits Halfway Mark
New York critics review the 1950-51 season noting Bell Book and Candle leads in straight plays with about $28,000 raised. Judith Anderson shines in The Tower Bound Tragedy while Stella Adler complains of seat location. Also covered are stage shows in Paris and New York with stars like Fred Astaire and Ann Sheridan, plus comments on Broadway trends and media coverage.
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Bell
Book and Candle
J Ine Hull
Judith Anderson
J. Atkinson
N. Y. Times
Confrere R. Coleman
N. Y. Mirror
Stella Adler
C. Porter
Lily Henry
Cinemagicians
Batty” Hutton
Fred Astaire
Ann Sheridan
Joel McCrea
France
Vivian Blame
Signe Hasso
Nancy Kelly
Paul Kelly
Sam Levene
United States
Bibi Osterwald
Blondes
Public reflections on postwar policy and errors in U S leadership
A speaker lists errors since 1939 highlighting US Soviet alliance terms at war end, lend-lease impact, Teheran and Cairo declarations, Yalta doubts, and alleged spy networks. He cites Chiang Kai-shek betrayal and State Department Treason campaigns as roots of Korea conflict and calls for reexamination to safeguard the future.
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Times
Tuck
Soviet Russia
Teheran
United States
Asia
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Korea
Sevelt
Yalta
Charley
Harold Ware
FBI
Atomic Energy Authorities
Urthermore
Acheson
Acheson-Lilienthal
Baruch
United Nation
Chiang Kai-shek
Russia
State Department
Alger Hiss
America
China
Great Britain
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Lord and Lady Fairfax
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
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Fairfax
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Legion Magazine
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Delaware
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Posnl
Benjamin
al, Sr
Henlopen
No. 5
American Legion
Cape Henlopen
Manchurian
Rachel
Mary Woolsey Howland
5. Howland
New York
M.W.H
George Dixon
Federal Housing Administration
Alaska
Walter Winchell
Ducer
Gabby Hayes
Hayes
Green Welles
Paris
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Carol Channing
Jeevy
Jane Harvey
Maliks
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Was & Darlin
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