UN Must First Accomplish Peace Among Members
The article argues a united front among U.N. members is needed before any Korean War peace, noting Britain and the United States clash on China policy. It suggests a cease fire may come soon, but lasting peace requires resolving coalition differences and postwar planning.
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United Nations
Washington
South Korea
Korea
U.N
Yalu River
Anti-Comunist
Asia
Britain
United States
China
America
Chiang Kai-shek
Hong Kong
Missing States Represented at Texas Christian University Event
The article notes attendees from all states except Delaware Nevada and Rhode Island. It highlights broad national participation with three states absent from the event.
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Tries
Texas Christaan University
Delaware
Nevada
Rhode Island
Quick 1952 Republican convention city and other trivia
Questions include the 1952 national Republican convention city, Trinidad country, Bobby Shaftoe in Mother Goose day, meaning of prince in Catholic hierarchy, and Hale quip about giving life. The passage also recalls ancient king born 548 B C, his conquest, exile, and death, plus a Virginian congressman born 1862 who practiced law and served in multiple Congress terms.
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Trinidad
Bobby Shaftoe
Nathan Hale
Birthday Celebrants Barred by Time? Helen Keller and Others
Felicitations mark birthdays for Helen Keller author lecturer and humanitarian John Golden theatrical producer Wayne Terwilliger Cubs infielder and Gus Zerniat White Sox outfielder as readers note their commemorations and cakes.
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Helen Keller
John Golden
Wayne Terwilliger
Chicago Cubs
Gus Zerniat
Chicago White Sox
Pandemic Definition From Medical Terms
The entry explains pandemic as an adjective related to all the people and in medicine to epidemic. It traces origins to Late Latin pandemus from Greek pandemos meaning all the people.
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Pandemos
Pandemios
Frankfort seeks skunks in trans Atlantic zoo swap
Cleveland Zoo director Fletcher Reynolds reports Prof. Bernhard Grzimek of Frankfurt seeks more skunks for a Europe swap. With none in Europe, the Frankfort exchange would trade European badgers magpies wood owls and buzzards for Cleveland’s extra skunks.
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Cleveland
Fankfort-am-Main
Germany
Fletcher Reynolds
Cleveland Zoo
Bernhard Grzimek
Frankfort
Europe
Reynolds
Frankfor
Prof. Grzimek
Army veteran retires to pursue missionary work
Robert Winkler, after 30 years in the Army, leaves service to become a missionary. He had been part of the University of Illinois ROTC detail since 1925, enlisted in 1920 at 19, and plans a Bible seminary training in Chicago. One son is a university honor student. The 1951 census notes Prince Edward Island has three cities with 1,000 plus population.
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Champaign, Ill
Robert Winkler
Winkler
The
Unity of Illinois
Army
Chicago
Rore
Prince Edward Island
Virginia Governor and Senator Named at Bottom
The column notes a Virginia figure who served as governor from 1906 to 1910, was appointed U S senator in 1910, filled an unexpired term in 1911, served until 1917, then won three more terms until resigning in 1933 to become secretary of the navy. He died July 7, 1939.
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Virginia
United States
Stettinius Resigns as Secretary of State
In 1946 Stettinius Jr resigns as secretary of state to serve as United States delegate to the United Nations. In 1947 foreign ministers of Great Britain the USSR and France meet in Paris to discuss the Marshall Plan.
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Stettinius, Jr
United States
United Nations
Great Britain
Ussr
France
Paris
When you go to bed hang troubles over the chair
Quotation from Dr. Frank Crane about hanging troubles on a chair so they might fade with sleep. It suggests you wake with a chance for a fresh start and a new suit, while still having something to complain about.
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Frank Crane
Carding the Sea A Cardinal Voices War Charity
A Chicago based piece notes Great Britain sailing to sea with a cardinal figure delivering the line One life to lose for my country cited as wartime resolve.
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Chicago
Great Britain
State Board of Conservation and Development meeting preview
A mid month Raleigh and Morehead City session.
Strikes Standoff Presses Airline Talks With Truman
Truman offers to end a 10 day strike grounding air carrier service as unions and management deadlock on pay and DC-6B jetliners. UAL signals readiness to resume at midnight if pilots face DC-6B issue first, while ALPA says talks possible but limited. Western Union pay offer rejected as far below AFL-CIO demands.
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Truman
UAL
White House
AFL
Airline Pilots Association
Western Union
AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union
British Take Intervention in Iranian Oil Crisis
Appearing before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Acheson said the situation is serious but should not be exaggerated. Rep. Fulton urged attention to the U.S. military action in Korea without a congressional declaration.
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House Foreign Affairs Committee
Acheson
Fulton
D.-Pa
United States
Korea
Grass Growing Green In Bavaria But Not On Czech Side of Border
A Bavaria reporter describes a visible border with a no man’s land strip and two frail boundary markers between West Germany and Czechoslovakia. He notes patrols by Czech soldiers, ruined farmhouses, and echoes of Sudeten refugees now in West Germany.
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Bavaria
Czech
Kenneth Brodney
Haidmuehle
Federal Republic
Auersberg
West Germany
The
Heinrich I
B . Bradler
Gentles
Oher
Sudetenland
Konrad Henlein
Marijuana Looks Innocent But Isn't
A Press Science Editor article describes marijuana as a common weed in U.S. vacant lots that seduces youths into addiction. It outlines alleged effects on the central nervous system, distorted time perception, altered touch and hearing, habit formation, and potential progression to stronger narcotics, warning of ruinous life outcomes.
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Paul F. Ellis
New York
United States
Aoe
Ky Juan
Black League” Narcotics
Ium
Ical
Russian aircraft designer under fire over Mig-15 article
Washington UP reports aviation circles debate how Mik hail I Gurevich authored a detailed Aero Digest piece titled I designed the MiG-15 praising Soviet fighters now in Korea. Editor Fred Hamlin would not explain how he obtained the byline, while officials reportedly found no factual errors in the article.
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Washington
Mikhail I. Gurevich
Korea
Gurevich
Aero Digest
Jet High
Suadeely
Fred Hamlin
Expensive Hat Ends Debonair Thief's Career
New York reports detail Arthur Chesler a 34 year old jewel thief whose plan to steal 1 000 000 after two holdups at Schulum Inc ended when his Panama hat was found linking him to the crime He had earlier scooped 362 000 in gems over two robberies as detectives traced the hat and witnesses identified him through a photo from one of his former wives
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Roy Hampton
Oscar Breece
Raleigh
Walter Fuller
George Ross
REA
General Assembly
North Carolina
Esany
The
Highway Commission
Sone
Asheville
Linville
Rock
Mount Mitchell State Park
Hi Peak
America
Blue Ridge Parkway
State Parks Division
Mount Mitchell
New York
Arthur Chesler
Chesler
Schulum, Inc
Fant
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Thomasville Road
Lucile Watson
Janis Carter
Meray
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Persia
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Chatham
Weaver Bros. Elviry
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Five Kids
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Bull Fighter
Robert Stack
John Wayne
Barbary Coast
Ann Dvorak
Carolina
Fightin Coast Guard
Universal International Presents
Lilian Campbell
Central Press
Capital Square
Lynn Nisbet
State Board of Conservation and Development
Morehead City
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Ises
Scott
St Shee
Mountain Park
Hiwassee
Hiwassee Lake
North Colina
TVA
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
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Fort Macon
Cape Hatteras
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Hanging Rock
Cliffe
Ose Ee
Reefer Smoker
Hamlin
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Acadia Lodge
A. F
A.M
Mason
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Roy Teague
Ar Ngae
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