Crossing the 38th Parallel Complications Loom
The article argues that UN forces may face a political question and possible occupation of North Korea if South Korea is secured. It warns of Chinese, Manchurian, and Russian reactions, noting Moscow’s restraint to avoid Europe’s crisis while U S and Western Europe build defenses. A balance of power to avert World War hinges on restraint in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
South Korea
38Th Parallel
Korea
Far East
Europe
U.N
Red
North
North Korea
MacArthur
E. M. Almond
U. N
Russia
Red China
Moscow
Asia
North Atlantic Council
Edith Sampson First Negro U.N. delegate brings faith and grit
Edith Sampson, Chicago lawyer and South Side figure, becomes the first Black U.S. delegate to the United Nations. She credits God for the appointment, recalls brooding early career, and credits mentors Kirchwey, Dean Lee, and Judge Bicek for shaping her path.
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U. S
U.N
Lucia Perrigo
America
Edith
Chicago
Malik
Lake
Dean George Kirchwey
Columbia Law School
New York School of Social Work
Associated Charities of
Pittsburgh
Kirchwey
Edward Lee
John Marshall
Frank Bicek
Tallulah Bankhead-like
Edith Sampson
Inventory controls divide industry on NPA rules
The Business Mirror notes mixed views on the NPA inventory curbs affecting 32 commodities. Some say rules are vague and hard to enforce while others call them fair. many doubt widespread hoarding. Industry voices push for priority rules and stricter action against gray marketeers to support war production.
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New York
National Production Authority
NPA
Nylon
du Pont
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Royal butler Huddlestone recalls royal service and war tales
Frank Huddlestone 74 of Cleveland recalls life serving royalty from Queen Victoria to the Prince of Wales and Kaiser Wilhelm. He also notes his Boer War candy gift, work as a footman, and later 23 years as a butler to H. G. Dalton before settling in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Frank Huddlestone
Leicester
England
Ohio
Europe
Kimberly Rifles
Huddlestone
Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
John Hay
Czar Nicholas II
Russia
Gladstone
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kipling
Widow of Windsor
Cecil Rhodes
Winston Churchill
South Africa
United States
H. G. Dalton
Black Light Reveals Hidden Kitchen Grime at Home
Cleveland General Electric Lighting Laboratory researchers use ultraviolet black light to reveal invisible food particles on pots pans and utensils. A fluorescent dye marks residues after cleaning showing contamination unseen in normal conditions. The method aids health and sanitation departments though equipment is not home friendly.
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Cleveland
Sept
General Electric Lighting Laboratory
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AP Foreign Affairs
Royal Arch Masons
High Point
N. L. Smith
Jeff’s Drug Store
Lewis Motor CO
S. Wrenn
Ves Senna
L. F. Prud Optometrist
Security Bank
GIL Heaters
Austin Furniture CO
E. Washington
Jacob
Supreme Court of the United States
YWCA
Ilinois Children’s Home and Aid Society
Loyola Graduate Law School
Edith Sampso
the Business Mirror
By Sam Dawson
BLACK
Kroger
Chuck Roast
TRIB
J. D. Rike & Son
S. Main ST
Huddlestone Royal Liver
Acadia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Emergent Communication
J. R. Adams
Roy Teague
Willowbrook St
RCM
RTE
Bratt Requister
RCA Victor
Million Proof Television
the Cumberland
Cumberland
Oesse
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