Western Big Three stand firm against German unification plan
The United States France and Britain reject Soviet ideas for a four power October talk on German unification. They demand free elections for East and West Germans before talks and oppose a German or Big Four dominated commission. Moscow seeks a German only or Big Four panel and a post unification start, but Western powers insist on UN involvement and impartial oversight to prevent Soviet influence.
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Asiatic Armies Now Tough, Modern Combat Forces
Gen. James A. Van Fleet cites a shift in Asian armies from manpower to modern tactics and firepower. He notes South Korean forces now rival UN troops, with Chinese and North Korean units imitating Western methods, using enhanced artillery and massed firepower. The article highlights enemy repair networks, slave labor battalions, and extensive tunnels, signaling a climactic modernization of Far Eastern warfare.
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James A. van Fleet
United Nations
van Fleet
North Korea
Far East
Time In 1913 Tax Began Despite Quiet Passage
The 16th Amendment enabled an income levy after Congress passed a quiet law. German ambassador von Bernstorff warned of burdensome taxes, predicting trouble. By 1914 the tax began with a small share of earnings and grew to over 27 billion dollars annually nationwide.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Press-Chronicle
Mitchell speaks as World Series grips press club
Democratic National Chairman Stephen A. Mitchell addressed the National Press Club amid the World Series Game Seven. He urged more campaign funds while noting Republicans have more money than they can spend, a claim overshadowed by the sports event.
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Stephen A. Mitchell
National Press Club
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Poll Taxers Keep South Turnout Low in U S Vote
Washington report on voter participation cites Southern states where high tax and disfranchisement keep turnout well below national averages. It contrasts Italy England Canada and other nations, notes women could swing elections, and mentions figures for South Carolina Alabama Mississippi Texas and more.
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Winchell column notes TV talks and Broadway gossip
Walter Winchell reports on Eleanor Holm spying claims, Beatrice Lillie’s show selling out, Runyon Cancer Fund seats, backstage quarrels, and industry chatter. He cites Josephine Baker, Adlai Stevenson bets in Canada, and TV sponsor costs while promising more on page seven.
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Runyon Cancer Fund
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Robert Ruark
Josephne Baker
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John Lardner
London
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Canada
Political opinions mix with humor and memory in a Raleigh column
A Raleigh column surveys campaign conduct and ethics across years, noting Willis Smith denies abusing Eisenhower and McCarthy support debates. It recalls Hometown debates with smutty jokes, mercy among rivals, and Brothers Roosevelt touring for Eisenhower Nixon with Eleanor guiding. It ends with a German pig earmark joke in court.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
North Carolina
Eleanor Roosevelt
High Point
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