Florida business mix weighs on tourism and crops in midyear
Editorial from Miami notes tourism in decline while citrus prospects improve with larger Canadian arrivals boosting Florida traffic. North Florida and Gold Coast regions report mixed occupancy, some hoteles thriving while others languish. overall road traffic grows as Canada drives visitors east and south. GM President Harlow Curtice visits for Motorama expresses optimism for 1953 with projected auto output and a defense spending outlook, citing rising business confidence since the November elections.
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Harlow H. Curtice
General Motors
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New York
Waldorf Astoria
Curtice
Paul and Athens to Corinth in Acts seventeenth chapters
W A B recounts Paul in Thessalonica and Berea arguing Messiah must suffer and rise. He visits Athens on Mars Hill and speaks to pagans about the Unknown God, then moves to Corinth. He stresses Jesus as savior and judge, with few converts and ongoing trials.
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Washington Eyes Tough Options Against Red China
The article discusses potential actions like a blockade of the Communist China coast and using Chiang Kai-shek forces, noting U S plans show no immediate blockade. It emphasizes the need for home support due to potential casualties and mentions Korea war end options as ongoing discussion.
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NEA
China
Chiang Kai-shek
John Foster Dulles
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Eisenhower
Korea
United Nations
Pacific
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Straits of
Formosa
Indo China
Yalu River
China Coast
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Red China
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Port Arthur
UN General Assembly
General Assembly
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Hong Kong
Straits of Formosa
Evidence Mounts Against Alger Hiss in Hearings
George Sokolsky notes ongoing Congressional hearings reveal collateral data challenging Alger Hiss's innocence. He cites State Department testimony by Carlisle H. Humelsine and a Byrnes letter describing SPA, Hiss, and Ross roles, plus implications of a possible UN backed blockade of Red China and strategic considerations for naval action.
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Carlisle H. Humelsine
J. G. Sourwine
McCarran
State Department
United Nations Secretariat
Sourwine
Humelsine
Office of Special Political Affairs
James F. Byrnes
Karl Mundt
Department
SPA
United States
John C. Ross
Stettinius
United Nations
San Francisco
Anecdotes of Lincoln Highlight Warmth of a Complex Leader
A New York feature recalls Abraham Lincoln as a warm, complex figure. It sketches his charitable treatment of AWOL soldiers, family ties, and humor while facing civil war era turmoil, noting his sainted mother and his sharp wit in public life.
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Mr. Lincoln
Lincoln
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The Mad House Fair Dealers Bitter Over Prestige Loss
In Washington, long time fair dealers rail at their social exile after Ike's inauguration. The piece recalls Truman and Wilson era slights, noting shifts in access and status, with examples from the Roosevelt era and a closing reminder to reconsider past motives.
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Ike
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Dempsey
Truman
Union Station
Independence
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