Korea peace talks reveal staged concessions by Reds
The article argues the Communists accept only minor points while demanding a full U S and UN troop withdrawal from Korea. It warns that automatically pulling out would amount to surrender and empower Asian and world critics, framing the move as a deliberate tactic rather than a genuine peace effort.
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Red Cross
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Jersey Joe Walcott tops Charles as heavyweight champ at 37
The paper reports Jersey Joe Walcott knocked out Ezzard Charles to claim the world heavyweight title at what is described as the oldest age for a champion. It highlights Walcott and Dollie Dimples as middle aged icons with remarkable feats, inviting readers to imagine similar personal wins.
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Attlee Seeks New Talks With Truman On British Policy
In the papers Attlee plans another US visit to persuade President Truman to back Britain on issues from Iranian oil to industry socialization. Previously Dean Acheson served as Britain's salesman to keep Truman aligned with London’s aims. What changed?
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Clement Attlee
United States
Truman
England
Attlee
Britain
Who Has Children Hmm a Raleigh Column Skims Census Trends
Lynn Nisbet notes in his Raleigh column that census data show the rich have fewer children and the poor more, a long standing pattern. Birth control campaigns touched one end, but actions to persuade the wealthy to have more children are lacking and needed.
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Lynn Nisbet
Billy Rose
Lindy's
Dwayward
Sartinus
M. T
Leadership gaps mark a Congress without strong direction
The author argues Congress reflects the public, yet lacks leadership across the House and Senate. With re elections shaping motives, blame falls on a system that yields few guiding leaders. Absent new potent figures, national legislation may drift until 1952 elections.
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Congress
Tea and world economy spar in discourse on patriotism
A reflective piece argues against using everyday acts like drinking tea to aid government causes or world recovery. The writer laments coercive marketing and tax implications tied to consumption while defending personal choice and disdain for political messaging.
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China
Samuel Johnson
Oliver Goldsmith
America
Washington administration versus Congress on price controls
Commentary criticizes Congress, led by Republicans and Southern Democrats, for chaotic actions undermining Truman administration price control measures. It highlights Andresen’s dairy protection amendments plus quotas on livestock slaughter, warning of artificial trade barriers and black markets under the price control regime.
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NEA
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House of Congress
Minnesota
August Andresen
U. S
Andresen
Kansas
Cliff Hope
Office of Price Stabilization
OPA
Michael V. DiSalle
Sta Evers
American Meat Institute
Packers’ Trade Association
DiSalle
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Radio and TV Satire from the Era of Orson Welles
A breezy montage recalls quotes from comedians and commentators about politics and technology. References include Orson Welles and Mrs Albert Warner, with a jab at Congress and price debates amidst a wry cultural snapshot.
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Albert Warner
Raucous Red Scandals and Show Biz Bits
A collage of sensational rumors from early show business and politics. Thorpe hires counsel to press citizenship rights claims. Erskine Hawkins faces alimony arrears. Julie Wilson’s London romance links to Sir Malcolm Chetwyck. Gary Cooper and Pat co star rumors. Vito Marcantonio accused allies with communists. Jim Thorpe’s million dollar tribal claim and citizen rights debate loom.
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Erskine Hawkins
England Festival and American Views on War and Taxation
Casual commentary from 1951 notes Americans anxious about cost of living and wartime duties while Britons debate defense spending and Parliament’s NATO alignment. Festival scenes in England offer relief as observers discuss tourism, taxes, and national mood amid postwar tensions.
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