Not Much Longer We Hope In Korea War Critique
A political column argues the Korea peace talks only delay a win for Communists, urging Truman and the Pentagon to adopt MacArthur's policy of bombing Chinese bases and supporting Nationalists. It questions US and UN roles, criticizing appeasement and leadership mistakes, warning of further losses.
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Truman
Pentagon
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Russia
England
Chiang Kai-shek
China
United Nations
Korea
United States
White House
Washington
Four Gospels and the Life of Jesus in the New Testament
The article reviews the four gospels Mark Matthew Luke and John and their aims and perspectives. It notes Mark as likely the oldest gospel with an accurate but nonchronological account, Matthew focusing on Jesus as Messiah for Jews, Luke writing for Theophilus and The Way, and John emphasizing Jesus as the Son of God with spiritual teachings. It highlights Jesus’ compassion mercy humility and power and ends with a Sunday editorial urging loving kindness to help enduring peace rather than violence or politics.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Emmanuél
God
Christ
Judas Iscariot
Mark
Jesus
Peter
Matthew
Levi
Mary
John
Luke
Theophilus
Eusebius
Antioch
Syria
Paul
Temptation
Desert
Galilee
Nazareth
Isaiah
Mad House Holiday Hangover Glimpsed in Juvenile Musings
Washington report highlights a 10 year old daughter of a Justice Department official laments post holiday woes about diets and bills. The piece also notes an Agriculture Department castor oil order requiring supplier use disclosure and includes a portrait of Mary Glade Biffle wife of Secretary of the Senate Leslie Biffle.
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Washington
Jeannie Gunsser
Justice Department
Department of Agricule
Department
Seasick voyage and a secretary’s romance essay
A storm hits the ship as Mrs Biffle endures seasick agony while Mr Biffle asks why she won’t see a doctor. A congressman writes a sentimental newsletter about a Washington romance claiming Lacie Quarry married her boss Dr William Mann in the Agriculture department after work on a fruit fly study.
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Mary Glade Biffle
The
Senate
Leslie Biffle
Mrs. Biffle
Mr. Biffle
Washington
Lacie Quarry
William Mann
Department of Agriculture
England Prefers Trade Alliances Over War Sparks
A commentary argues Britain favors Japan trading with Communist China to protect imperial markets in Asia while American leverage in Asia hinges on Japan Soviet relations. It notes treaty ratifications, Formosa issues, and possible Soviet intervention as Japan navigates peace terms and occupation arrangements. It also recounts a press conference incident with Rep O K Armstrong.
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China
Asia
Japan
Soviet China
Soviet
Russia
Korea
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek Leomane
Chiang Kai-shek
United States Senate
Sancisco
United Nav
Merican
United States
Soviet Russia
Gielen
Golf to grand strategy through quotes and figures
In a mosaic of remarks, Rep Howard Smith voices golf as now possible for younger players, Lt Gen Allied air commander 44 year a SHAPE chief discusses Stellabourg aims, Dr Martin Gumpert forecasts longer lifespans, and Allen Dulles weighs state of mind against Soviet troop placements as a CIA perspective on intelligence.
Entertainment New York Gossip and Industry News Mix
A sprawling collage of show business notes recalls attorney Myles Lane and a hung jury fear, Met troubles with a tenor, Linda Darnell postponements, and various stars like Claire Hogan and Anne Miller. Headlines touch on rivals, divorces, marriages, awards, and network deals with a vivid, period voice.
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U. 8
Myles Lane
Costello
Lane
Lamother
Boston
George Britton
Joe Louis
Bunk
Neversial
Met
Washington Sees Inspection Laxity Tied to Truman Scandals
The piece argues holes in internal revenue and justice inspection services fueled latest Truman era scandals. It notes proposed reforms to create a vigorous, independent inspection unit within the Bureau of Internal Revenue and questions limit of authority to field offices and top Washington leadership.
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Washington
NEA
U. S
Truman
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Congress
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Hoover
Department of Justice
Theron Lamar Caudle
George Washington
Milton Howard
S. A. Andretta
Department
Territories
House Appropriations Committee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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Allen W. Dulles
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Anne Miller
Robert
Tress
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Jay Lawrence
Walter Travers, Jr
Milt Herth
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