The Goal Behind It All
Walter Lippmann argues Churchill kept Britain fighting with a rational hope of a better future. He says Truman and Acheson should offer steady, clear aims and urge Russia's withdrawal, calm fears, and keep Americans focused on a definite objective.
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Walter Lippmann
Winston Churchill
Mr. Acheson
Mr. Truman
Lippmann
Churchill
America
Truman
Acheson
Europe
Russia
Dixiecrat Losses in Alabama and Florida Primary
Dixiecrats lose ground as Democrats reclaim Alabama party machinery and restore Tru man voters to regular party lines. Florida's first district primary shows regulars ahead over Dixiecrat sympathizers, indicating States' Rights movement wanes across the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Maine
Strohm Thurmond
South Carolina
Truman
Thurmond
Florida
South
States’ Rights Third Party
Ruler's Private Conduct and Public Scrutiny Across Nations
The piece contrasts King George VI and American presidents, noting British rulers face tighter private life expectations while Americans risk political ruin for misconduct. It suggests cross national views on moral conduct and the differing pressures on leadership in the UK and US.
Whyte Elected Wisconsin Manufacturers Association President
George S Whyte of MacWhyte Co was chosen president of the Wisconsin Manufacturers Association at the Milwaukee annual meeting. Earl H McCarty of Nash Motors was elected to the board of directors.
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George S. Whyte
Macwhyte Company
Wisconsin Manufacturers Association
Milwaukee
Earl H. McCarty
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha Eagles Club
Frank J. Shannon
Hans Wyss
Everett T. Gascoigne
William G. Ritter
J. M. Herrmann
John V. Stuart
Louis Stella
James Doyle
Elmer Pfanmiller
Otto Hopf
E. F. Andre
Aerie
Beloit Motors
Beloit
Harry Kraft
Smith
Eickhorst
Lindstrom
Dummy Derringer
Stella Rutkowski
Kenosha
Critics Question $45 Weekly Unemployment Benefit Plan
Opinion pieces argue the Social Security Administration’s recommendation of $45 weekly benefits could pay more to the jobless than they earn while working. Massachusetts and Wisconsin data show deficits and high costs. Critics say the policy ignores its purpose to aid those unemployed through no fault of their own and to incentivize stable employment.
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Social Security Administration
Massachusetts
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Washington
The Doctor Says Salt’s Role in Body Health and Disease
Salt is essential in the body, maintaining balance in blood and tissues. Some diseases require salt restriction to prevent fluid buildup, while heavy sweating or industrial work can require salt replacement. iodized salt has reduced goiter without known harms.
Barbs and Banter From the Street Corner
A satirical snippet notes people’s chatter and a quip about an eastern woman insuring a singing cat for 3000 dollars. It jokes that straw hats lag in welcoming men while insurers warn golf as a dangerous sport and lament the 19th hole.
German Cave May Reveal Traces of Early Man
A large cave near Tuebingen Germany may hold evidence of humans living 300 000 to 500 000 years ago. Experts found giant bear bones and other remains that may belong to early humans. Heidelberg man dated about 600 000 years ago was found 110 miles north in Heidelberg.
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Tuebingen
Germany
Heidelberg
Spain Records High Olive Crop in 1949 50 Season
Spain reports one of its best table olive harvests in the 1949 50 period, marking a standout year for producers and markets. Strong yields boost export prospects and domestic supply amid postwar recovery.
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Spain
Origins of Flag Day and related historical notes
The piece notes Flag Day originated through Wilson’s Proclamation after a long, varied effort by individuals and groups nationwide. It also covers the Sabines as an ancient Italian people linked to Rome, and mentions Nicolas Appert’s early 19th century canning discovery for the French Navy. It adds Idaho as leading in virgin pine and Lincoln’s 1862 creation of the Department of Agriculture with Isaac Newton as first commissioner.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Lincoln
Department
Isaac Newton
Russia Battles Nationalist China in United Nations
AP analysis notes Russia and its allies boycotted another UN organ to pressure the body to eject Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government and seat the Chinese Communist government. The piece argues the UN remains fractured, signaling a potential split of global blocs and a protracted cold war between communism and democracy.
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Russia
United Nations
Conference On Technical Assistance
Peace Organization
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lie
Marshal Stalin
Moscow
Finn Sculptor Selected For Bust of Forrestal
Kalervo Kallio, son of former Finnish president Kyosti Kallio, won a $5000 commission to sculpt a bronze bust of James Forrestal, first secretary of defense. The bust, chosen unanimously by the award committee, will be placed at a Pentagon entrance under the Forrestal Memorial Committee chaired by Defense Secretary Johnson.
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Washington
Kyosti Kallio
Finland
James Forrestal
Defense
Kalervo Kallio
Forrestal
Johnson
Pentagon
Wild wheat origins on the Asian steppes
The passage traces how early wild wheat on Asian steppes became the ancestor of the grain now widely cultivated. It emphasizes ancient beginnings and the transformation into the staple used today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
We the Women Lets Not Kid Ourselves On Middle Age Problems
Bette Davis urges middle aged actors to act their age on screen. The piece argues middle age causes cracks in families and marriages as parents seek youth vibes at dances and in flings, while restless couples avoid settling down in a social rat race.
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Bette Davis
Papa
Mama
London Customs that Cheer and Haunt The Writer
Henry McLemore recalls London habits that delight him such as bowler hats and Old Bailey sessions while detailing customs that unsettle him including tea at five and nightly shoe shining by boots. He fears theft of his shoes and laments disrupted sleep and appetite while outlining a humorous clash of American and English routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Old Bailey’s
Realignment talk and mixed views spark party shifts
Figures including Hubert Humphrey Omar Bradley Yukio Ozaki Salvador Dali and Guy Gabrielson comment on American party realignment liberal Republicans Dixiecrats and Japan's变化. The exchange highlights bipartisan concern over domestic politics and foreign threats in a fragmented national debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrielson
GOP
Guy G. Gabrielson
Republican Party
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Booming Liquor Sales Boost Night Club Profits
Night clubs contribute about 8 percent of income and achieve roughly a 300 percent gross profit over costs, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Giant and Giantess Guard Lund Cathedral in Folklore Tale
In Lund Sweden a statue pair guards the cathedral with arms around pillars. The legend says the giant built the church and would claim the sun and moon, or Laurentius’s eyes, unless his name was found. He is said to have turned to stone when named, preserving the ruin. The note ends promising two great Swedes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
England
Lund
Sweden
Laurentius
Norway
Kenosha Evening News 1950 Ad Rates and Notices
The issue lists subscription prices and delivery details for Kenosha Wisconsin with local and national agency affiliations. It notes rates by week and year for various regions and states, and includes publication and post office information dated June 13 1950.
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Anne
Kenosha
Racine
Walworth
Lake Counties
Wisconsin
Ilinois
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Oscar Olsen
Minor Carey
Raymond Morehouse
Albert Morehouse
Sheboygan
E. F. Rowell
Miami
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St. Catherine’s Hospital
Fred S. Lovell
G.A.R
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Prairie Ave
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Idaho
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Galbraith
Congress
Henry McLemore
McNaught Syndicate, Incorporated
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Omar Bradley
Japan
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U. S
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National Security Resources Board
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Leipzig
Luetzen
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Kenosha, Wisconsin
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