UN cowardice sparks call for anti Communist alliance
The text condemns the United Nations for delaying action on the Chinese Communist war of aggression and urges forming a coalition of nations willing to resist Communist aggression, arguing UN members tolerate the crisis and slaughter of UN troops, predominantly Americans. It compares UN weakness unfavorably to the old League of Nations and calls for decisive action now.
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United Nations
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Call for Priorities in North Carolina School Funding
The editorial argues for focusing on core education needs over broad pay hikes. It notes Senator Sawyer’s bill proposing annual teacher pay from 2400 to 5400 dollars, compares it to teachers’ 2400 to 3600 demand, and urges preserving a 24 36 scale. It calls for funding adequate facilities and personnel before expanding services.
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Thomas B. Sawyer
Durham
Sawyer
Budget Commission
North Carolina
North
Mad House Secretary Matthews Placed For Skids
Washington column laments Secretary of the Navy Matthews amid a $2,000,000,000 ship program. It recalls Admiral Denfeld and Johnson opposition, noting Matthews may be ousted as the navy expands under Truman inflation. A satirical closer hints at Balloon doggling by a newspaper woman.
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Secretary of the Navy
Matthews
Washington
Francis Patrick Matthews
Nebraska
Navy
Mr. Matthews
Denieid
Naval Operations
Defense Establishment
Louis Johnson
Denfeld
Admiral Denfeld
Truman
Louie
Louis Dentela
Johnson
Denfeld Pane
Epg Mtn Ag
Fane
White House
Ter
U S Economy Shows Strong Postwar Growth Despite Taxes
The Council of Economic Advisers reports peacetime gains since 1945 with manufacturing capacity up nearly 30 percent, steel up 12 percent, and chemicals and machinery 60 to 70 percent higher. Civilian employment rose eight million by 1950 and productivity up 10 percent, with 1950 output 14 percent above 1949 and expected growth continuing into 1951 and beyond. The Kremlin awaits a crash but officials foresee no final ceiling on productive power.
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Truman
America
Council of Economic Advisers
U. S
Kremlin
Indians Fear Weakened Stance Against Red China
A columnist argues that Indian opposition to confronting Communist aggression in Korea ignores a growing danger from China. He asserts that avoiding hard action invites broader conflicts and stresses the need to face aggression rather than deny it. He criticizes India for a fearful passive stance and warns of diminishing resolve.
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Red China
Korea
Korea War Reality Faces United States Abroad
An editorial urges America to confront the Korea war as reality not Europe fantasy. It argues forceful U S action, union with the United Nations, and possible withdrawal implications, warning humiliation if negotiations fail and noting long involvement since June 25.
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Europe
Asia
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Korea
Dean Acheson
United
Soviet China
United States
United Nations
Congress
Parliament of States
New York
Government of
Federal
China
U States
San Francisco
Portable addresser aids quick mail sorting for small lists
A compact hand held addresser holds 250 addresses on a spirit roll and is designed for organizations with limited mailing lists. London Zoo uses radar to guard rare birds with a revolving beam alerting staff to approaching visitors. mice cause extensive damage to trees and feed on three million tons of hay and alfalfa annually in the United States. Scientists conclude melting and solidification points of metals differ. New earth age estimate based on lead isotopes suggests 3.35 billion years.
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United States
Dr W A Sams sworn in as Madison county rep in historic first
The Madison county seat was claimed by Dr W A Sams the first Democrat to sit in the General Assembly from Madison in twenty years. His oath was given after delays due to illness and a Republican challenge. Sams invited physicians and friends to witness the ceremony and joked with his wife about taking advice to rest. The piece also notes a vacancy in the senate from Reeves death and outlines Governor Kerr Scott’s barbecue invitation and broader NC political maneuvering ahead of 1952 elections.
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House of Representatives
W. A. Sams
Madison County
General Assembly
Madison
Dr. Sams
Thad Eure
Sams
Senate
W. B. Reeves
Ashe County
Alleghany
Ashe
Watagua
Scott
Young Democratic
Scott Farm
Haw River
Congress
United States Senate
North Carolina
Kerr Scott
Vast Gulf Between War Opinions in Washington Debate
Washington lawmakers clash over Europe Asia and the United Nations with Taft Kefauver and Eisenhower policy prospects. Debate spans isolationism internationalism and congressional control of military action amid changing Asia calls and Formosa Korea views.
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Washington
NEA
Europe
Asia
United Nations
Red China
Formosa
Korea
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
United States
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
World Organization
Atlantic Union
Department of Defense and Foreign Affairs
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Kefauver
Hoover-Sena
Edad Eine
Hareeheens
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The
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George Dixon
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WPA
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Science
London Zoo
Capital Square
Lynn Nisbet
Jonathan Daniels
National Democratic
Pt Umane Pole Ha Tempis
Young Democratic Clubs
Democratic Party
YDC
N. C. Press Institute
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Capus Waynick
Nicaragua
Frank Lee
Alas
College Inn
Duke
Reynolds
Kenan
Morehead
Emerson
Hut
Frank Daniels
News and Observer
Carolina Inn
University At
State College
Woman's College
Raleigh
Greensboro
Inn
Friends
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Woman's Colleges
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Morse
Stassen
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
National Press Club
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South Korea
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