John Foster Dulles Remembered As Cold War Courage Leader
An editorial tribute extols John Foster Dulles as a towering statesman of the republic. It praises his hard line against Soviet coercion, his willingness to go to the brink of war, and his steadfast independence. It highlights his dedication, globe spanning diplomacy, and lasting legacy of wisdom and courage.
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Providence
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United States
Department of State
Job Outlook for Graduates in 1939
The 1939 job outlook is generally favorable with strong opportunities for all graduates. Labor Secretary Mitchell notes improved prospects versus last year as recruiters expand on campus yet remain selective. continuing education boosts earnings and career options, with engineering mathematics and physical sciences in high demand.
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Mitchell
Labor Department
Strictly Personal Chess Champions Don’t Die
Sydney J. Harris argues chess pays poorly and prints historical examples from Steinitz to Alekhine. He notes Capablanca and Botvinnik briefly prospered, compares U.S. neglect to Russian subsidies, and concludes Bobby Fischer should not pursue chess as a career in America.
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Bobby Fischer
Chile
Bobby
Steinitz
Emmanuel Lasker
Ely Culbertson
Alekhine
Political Pay-off in Strauss Senate Confirmation
Washington reports that Secretary of Commerce Lewis Strauss traded favors with three key senators to win approval, promising stricter controls on foreign textiles especially Japanese. The move sparked anger in Rhode Island’s Senator Pastore and highlighted tense GOP maneuvers as former Governor Dewey agreed to push Japanese textiles for a $100,000 annual fee, pitting Dewey against Strauss in the textile policy battle.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Lewis Strauss
Pastore
Rhode Island
Thurmond
South Carolina
Cotton
New Hampshire
Oas
John Pastore
Strauss
Len Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Senate
U. S
Japan
Eisenhower
State and
Defense Departments
Red China
Admiral Strauss
White House
Tom Dewey
New York
GOP
United States
Dewey
Eisehower
Special Agency On Textiles
Long Beach Port Ties Cut as Labor and Owners Clash
Town Meeting letters discuss shipping troubles in Long Beach and Los Angeles. Officials emphasize mutual agreement on lashings work, noting shipmasters cannot instruct crews to cut lashings, and knives used only by owners. A local union member supports fair pay and proper duties in port labor.
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Los Angeles
Scotland
Locgshorejan
Education Board OKs Wilson High Field Contract With Dons
The Board of Education approved a contract offering Los Angeles Dons use of Wilson High School field cafeteria shower room and eight practice facilities. Twenty years ago Kiwanis Club hosted 18 city attorney candidates with Eugene E. Tincher as master of ceremonies. Thirty years ago Dr Ralph A Jensen received the Doctor of Divinity at Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago IL.
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Los Angeles Dons
Wilson High School
Kiwanis Club
Eugene E. Tincher
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary
Chicago
Ralph A. Jensen
First Baptist Church of
Long Beach
Second Church
Ghost Town Left in Defense Shift Hits Hagerstown
Washington reports a defense driven economic collapse in Hagerstown Maryland as Fairchild aircraft plants cut 11 000 jobs to 5222 amid a canceled 70 million investment and 50 million projected Air Force business, signaling a broader downshift from carrier and troop planes to missiles and push button weapons. The slide hits local stores and services, with national implications as states clash over defense contracts and regional industrial strategy.
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Fairchild Aircraft
Hagerstown
Pentagon
Fairchild
Air Force
Labor Department
Quotes from leaders on Dulles death and Cold War policy
President Eisenhower mourns John Foster Dulles as a great man while Lyndon Johnson calls for a non Communist summit to offset Soviet pressure. Senate concerns over Strauss Luce Reid appointments trigger criticism of partisanship and democratic erosion.
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
San Marcos
Tex
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Russia
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