UN Naysays Red China but Delays Action in Korea
The United Nations Political Committee labeled Communist China as the aggressor in Korea but offered no enforcement steps or authority to MacArthur. The decision focused on a committee study with no mandatory recommendations, while urging continued UN involvement only if U.S. bears most fighting. Warren Austin praised the outcome as satisfactory, sparking criticism of UN weakness and delay.
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Russia
United Nations Political Committee
China
Korea
MacArthur
Red China
U.S
Namby Pamby
Warren Austin
United Nations
Red
Associated Press
U. N
Pentagon
Indo- China
Lee Moscow
Formosa
North Korea
Paul Williams
Dallas
Tex
American Academy of Ortectic Surgeons
Chicago
Too Early Birds in North Carolina Gubernatorial Race
The piece notes a string of early campaigning by NC gubernatorial hopefuls ahead of the 1952 primary. It highlights Kerr Scott as a rare early starter, mentions William Umstead Capus Waynick and Justice Sam Ervin’s rally in Morganton, and urges candidates to delay campaigns until nearer the nomination to avoid voter fatigue. It warns that most voters lack interest this far out and emphasizes waiting until practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Kerr Scott
William Umstead
Raleigh
Capus Waynick
Morganton
Burke
Sam Ervin
Supreme Court
Ervin
Brandon Hodges
Bill Umstead
Durham
Umstead
John Q
Reforming the school lobby for better funding
The piece argues school advocates have failed to unite with broader lobbyists or prioritize state fiscal realities. It calls for collaboration with other lobbies to avoid new taxes while securing more money for public education by focusing on first things first.
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Best Friends
North Carolina Education Association
Parent-Teacher
United Forces For Education
Scott
Americans must stand by United States first in government affairs
A Gretna brief cites the need for Americans to deal with national agencies by people loyal to the United States. The writer condemns divided loyalties and pro foreign sentiment, urging government service only from those fully devoted to America and its laws, traditions, and Constitution.
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State Department
United States of America
Gretna
England
United States
Commonwealth
Hongkong
Ioften
Russia
Great Britain
Rumania
Patagonia
America
Cordelia
Taft dreams of presidency amid Cold War tensions
The column notes Taft aims for the 1952 U.S. presidency and outlines his foreign policy stance favoring an independent, strong United States. It contrasts this with Wilsonian ideals and U.N. hopes, while referencing Soviet goals in Korea and Asia, and suggests the crisis may persist without major war.
Night Club Rumor Mill Runs Wide in New York Scene
The diary-like column tracks dazzling stars and power players across clubs. Ethel Merman, Winthrop Rockefeller, Bea Campbell, Monica Wyatt, and Horace Schmidlapp figure in chatter about romances, contracts, and delays. The piece notes Prohibition-era style gossip and industry figures, with a brisk, sensational tone.
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Ethel Merman
Winthrop Rockefeller
Gretchen North
Nigel Patrick
Maugham
Beatrice Campbell
Time Mag
Monica Wyatt
Philip
Commonweal
Duke
Alphabet soup and fish politics spark in Washington satire
In Washington the GOP’s Guy Gabrielson draws laughs with Defense Fisheries Administration initials while critics warn of predatory fisheries lobbies. The piece jokes about alphabet agencies and notes a prim schoolteacher rebuking tired children in the Capitol. Vice President Barkley’s TV pitch flops as his stories offend sponsors.
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Washington
Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
Ggg
GOP
DFA
Defense Fisheries Administration
Gabrielson
Capitol
Barkley
Veep
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W. A. Bivins
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Department of Sanitation
Atty
Hogan
Dept. of Sanitation
the Stork Club
Wm. Wolvertons
Harkness
Joan Newton
Teddy Ooops
James Blaines
ABC- Tv
the Mirror
H. Sloans
Johnny Marks
Rudolph
Red-Nosed Reindeer
Betty
Dee Finch
Rayburn & Finch
Exway Charines
Mars
Holliday St. Angel
Lucille Bremer
Rod Rodriguez
Thanna Barclay
B. Rich
Jackie Gateley
Don Gillies
Allan Roths
Berle
N. ¥. Hosp
Herbert Gehr
Harry Gross
Gross
Widder
Ellen Henley
Thomas Edwards
Houston Allionaire
Gene Bayles
Copa City
Cyrile Seiden
Oliver
Life
U. S. Senate
Green
Kerr
Millikin
Murray
Capehart
Byrd
Lehman
Benton
Bennett
Malone
McMahon
Ridgeway
Army
Hoover
Margie Truman
Milion
Bob Mitchell
United Artist
Dan Age
57Th Street
Jack Rumsey
Ritz
Marie Hammons
Flood
Cong
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yale Univ. Press
Soviet Empire
D. J. Dallin
Dallin
Shubert Alley
Bond
Astor
Mr. Bond
Gloria Swanson
Bbd&o
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Miami Beach
Las Vegas
Martin
Dean
Runyon
Chez Paree
The
Dixon
George Dixon
Man
DPA
Defense Production Administration
ESA
Economic _ Stabilization Agency
DTA
Defense Transportinistration
HST
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