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Resolve for 7951 and a call to sacrifice for liberty
A patriotic editorial urges Americans to strengthen for war and endure hardships to preserve freedom. It condemns tyranny, defends Western civilization, and stresses total effort and unity against potential threats. The piece also notes air raid warning ideas and public appetite for post holiday moderation.
Quotations on democracy and security from historical figures
A collection of brief quotes highlighting debates on democracy, pacific security, political influence, and intergenerational perspectives. Figures include Guy Gabrielson, Philip Jessup, Charles Dawes, and Dr. Carter V. Good, reflecting midcentury public discourse.
Vast defensive ring mapped for Western nations
Washington reports a planned global air defense ring for the free world inspired by Hoover and built around depth of defense, potential atomic use, and strengthened allied bases from Britain to the Pyrenees. It emphasizes Pacific lines, Arctic cooperation with Canada, and deterent bombing, while noting Soviet concerns and gap between theory and feasible protection.
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Ray Tucker
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Pentagon
Free World
Western Hemisphere
Herbert Hoover
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Scandinavian
France
Germany
Italy
Balkans
North Africa
Near East
Pyrenees
Spain
Franco
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Alaska
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Japan
Formosa
Europe
United States
MacArthur
Chiang Kai-shek
Moscow
Vishinsky
Malik
Russia
Stalin
Suslin
Speech and military strategy echo in Washington debate
The text discusses airpower and a Western alliance defense, stressing more planes and bombs to deter North Korea and buy Ike time to mobilize a large European American force. It quotes reactions to Dewey Hoover and Stassen style speeches in the House cloak room, noting tensions between U.S. and Allied leaders.
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Oarliers
Eisenhower
Armir
Dewer
Hoover
House
Dow T. Stassen
Warren
New York
Dewey
Harry Truman
Pay No Tax Until 1952 Self-Employed Under Social Security
AP dispatch explains self employed workers will come under Social Security Jan 1 1951 with a different tax. They pay a 2 23 percent tax on the first 3600 of income, but no tax until 1952 on 1951 income. The tax and SS status require a SS number, and many self employed in fields like store owners, writers, photographers, and artists qualify while certain professions are excluded.
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James Marlow Washington
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Federal Budget Strain Grows as War Debts Mount
The AP report details mounting federal debt and the need for further borrowing in 1951. It notes that interest costs, unpaid savings bonds, and short-term bills complicate funding, with Treasury and the Federal Reserve clashing over rates to curb inflation and manage refinancing.
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Ashington
Treasury Department
Nances
Ieals
Gariménis
Pearl Harbor
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Ta Ji
Iressarss
Reserve
Reserve System
Tigres
Push Button War: West’s Answer to Soviet Invasion
The article argues Western forces may rely on a push button war against a Soviet-led attack. It notes doubts about defending with conventional warfare, cites Russian manpower and field power, and suggests mechanized, automated weapons as a potential equalizer amid long sea lanes and allied mobilization limits.
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West
Wes Gallagher
Russia
United States
United Nations
Manpower edge for Russia from Allied losses feared in Europe
The text warns that large sea lanes cut manpower for communications in western Europe would leave about 8 million people and vast industrial capacity for Russia. Russia would begin with near two to one manpower advantage under favorable conditions, with three of four uniformed men pushed into combat and Western forces possibly outnumbered by three to five to one on average. Some military figures fear this outlook.
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France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Greece
Denmark
Norway
Push Button Warfare Era Debates Drift Through Senate
The article cites Sen. Joseph C. O’Mahoney arguing against expanding conventional arms and debt. It discusses doubts about relying on rapid-fire push-button warfare and notes scientists position this as 20 years away. It stresses not delaying profits or drafting men.
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