Dope Addiction Emphasis Urges Parents to Report to Police
A Chicago authority urges parents to report children and spouses with dope habits to police or federal agents. The piece argues secrecy harms victims and stresses involving authorities helps identify sources and curb supply, noting addiction prevalence in High Point and urging trust in law enforcement.
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Chicago
High Point
FBI
Frank Fairchild
Peace Talks Questioned Over Communist Motives in Korea
The piece argues Communist leadership uses cease fire talks to delay while planning expansion, with Pentagon and President Truman cited as warning that the Reds remain determined to conquer. It notes a briefing officer claimed China Reds mass troops amid lull, but UN command denies policy alignment.
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Russia
Korea
Pentagon
United Nation
Truman
Rumors Grow Truman May Replace Acheson With McCloy
The capital buzzes that President Truman considers ousting Secretary of State Acheson and naming John J. McCloy as his successor. Backed by some Democrats, the move would reflect a shift if truth emerges, though Truman has resisted removal to date.
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Truman
Acheson
John J. McCloy
U. S
Germany
White House
Senator Connally
Texas
GOP
Sayer
Why the United States Fails to Explain Itself Abroad
A reflective critique argues the U S must align public relations with core beliefs about universal rights, nonterritorial aims, and open diplomacy. It condemns hostile propaganda that paints America as selfish and imperialistic, noting widespread myths and harmful stereotypes.
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United States
Lemuel Eli Quigg
Ivy Lee
United
Soviet Russia
America
Asia
Eastern West Rivalry Touches Markets and Trades Across Farms
A discussion on how east west tensions shape pricing in tobacco and cattle markets, with notes on field practices, mobile blacksmiths, and state tax allocations affecting local governments. The piece highlights price dynamics in calves and the spread of mobile smithy services among farmers and the role of public funds in street work and beer tax shares.
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Old Belt
Midstate
Garner
H 'Lean
Johnson
North Carolina
Act Avon
Devotion of Women to Prisoners Shows Varied Lives
A feature explores wives of long-term inmates across states like New York, Illinois, and Georgia, noting their different choices and sacrifices. The piece follows encounters with a woman near Sing Sing and reflects on the social milieu surrounding prison spouses and the towns they inhabit.
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Joliet
San Quentin
Columbus
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Sing Sing
Ossining
Manhattan
Estchester
Asy
Rockefellers
State Coop
Jack
Tarrytown
Caruso film praised and sympathy musings fill page
The Great Caruso in color at a local theatre draws praise from citizens. Mario Lanza’s voice is highlighted while comparisons to Enrico Caruso are noted with tempered judgment. The page also shares reflections on sympathy through dogs parrot and human quotes, plus musings on old ghosts and wartime memories.
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Caruso
Mario Lanza
Enrico
la Caruso
Galli-Curci
da Record de Luca
Journet
Bada
Lanza
Sextelle
Fritzie
America
Russia
Banquo
Mars
March
Henrik Ibsen
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