Lattimore Trip Ban Sparks Government Labyrinth
The piece argues the Lattimore travel ban hinged on a phony tip from Seattle and calls for accountability for Truman administration officials who acted without verifying the false information. It criticizes the State Department and the Justice Department for failing to use standard precautions before harming a citizen. It cites the biblical line from I John 2:2.
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Washington
Owen Lattimore
Seattle
Justice Department
Truman Administration
State Department
America
Americans
China
Korea
Sec. Acheson
Yalu
Churchill
Acheson
Truman
Rhee’s Autocratic Rule Raises UN Dilemma in Korea
The piece condemns South Korea’s President Syngman Rhee for dictatorial moves to extend his term and curb opposition. It notes Assembly suppression, censorship including VOA bans, and warns that further autocratic acts could spark internal tensions. urges UN and U.S. pressure to restore normal elections and democratic processes.
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United Nations
Korea
U.N
Syngman Rhee
South Korea
Rhee
Korean National Assembly
Er Assembly
Voice of America
Japan
United States
Inside the GOP split and its long term cleavages
The article analyzes the Republican Party as a broad coalition with internal divides over left versus right wings, isolationism versus internationalism, and regional economic interests. It notes key figures like Dewey, Warren, Lodge, and Taft, and discusses how regional liberalism and eastern versus western stances shape nomination battles and voter mobilization. The piece highlights Taft Ike tensions and preconvention tactics in Texas and California.
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United States
White House
Republican Coalition
Jwas
GOP
Norris
Nebraska
Bob LaFollette
Johnson
California
Washington
Republican Party
Dewey
Warren
Halleck
Indiana
Morse
Oregon
Jenner
Kem
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Summerfield
Michigan
Creager
Texas
Eisenhower
Taft
New York Times
National Committee
Chicago
Louisiana
Georgia
Taft Ticket Prospect May See MacArthur as Running Mate
Taft supporters quietly explore General MacArthur as vice presidential candidate after a keynote speech, with publisher John H Perry reporting MacArthur receptive. The piece notes three Senate votes on public watchdogs in the same column, criticizing outcomes and naming several senators who voted for or against.
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Taft
General MacArthur
MacArthur
John H. Perry
Perry
West Pearson Point
Senate
Tom Buchanan
Federal Power Commission
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kerr
Buchanan
Truman
Senate Committee
Magnuson
Johnson
Colorado
McMahon
Connecticut
Tobey
New Hampshire
James H. Flanagan
Public Utilities Commission of
District of Columbia
Alan Goldsborough
Hill
Alabama
Cain
No. 3
Charles Mahaffie
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Mahaffie
Needless Tragedy In Auto Accidents Sparks Safety Plan
Roger Babson argues road design and behavior drive auto deaths and urges nationwide action. He cites 40 million cars, 9 million trucks, rising super highways, and 10 000 pedestrian fatalities. Proposes Safety Monitors funded by fines to cut relief costs and traffic deaths.
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New
Boston
N.H
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States
No, No, No to Military Political Ambition
The column argues a public man should not mix armed service with civilian politics and advocates finality if he enters politics. It notes a Nebraska man charged with beating his wife and a Kentucky woman jailed for bailing out her husband. It closes with the tip to keep a pleasant smile for reflections.
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Minneapolis Star
Armed Services
Kentucky
Appleton, Wis
Wisconsin Party Strength Shifts Toward Legislature Analysis
John Wyngaard argues that party strength in Wisconsin rests on legislative representation. The piece notes Republicans hold a large majority in both chambers, with Democrats rarely winning a majority. It traces historical shifts, Socialist past influence, and the current pattern of party realignment and leadership within the Legislature.
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Wis
U.S
People of
Wisconsines
Wyngaard
Senate
Assembly
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Assembly
la Follette
Socialist Party
State Senate
Congress
Milwaukee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
World Today Yanks and Limeys Live as Neighbors
American and British relations show cross currents from diplomacy to personal life. British critics lampoon American youth while noting U S airmen influence on village life. Amid tension, trade and defense ties bind, and both nations acknowledge they must live with each other as neighbors.
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America
Britain
Cyril Edwin Joad
New York
London Evening News
Picture Post
U.S
Ten Years Ago Frank Alberts Named USO Center Director
From the La Crosse Tribune files Frank Alberts the former Beaver Dam city recreation director was elected director of the USO center planned for La Crosse at a special USO council meeting last night.
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Beaver Dam
USO
la Crosse
USO Council
R. H. Lepard
David
Liberty St
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