McCardle Urged As Public Affairs Chief For State Dept
Washington column lauds Carl W. McCardle as former Washington bureau chief of The Philadelphia Bulletin for reshaping State Department public affairs. It notes his push for press access, full conference reporting, and transparent documents, while considering Andrew H. Berding a favorable potential successor.
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Roscoe Drummond
Washington
Dulles
Carl, W. McCardle
Philadelphia Bulletin
Carl McCardle
Department
Andrew HH. Berding
United States Information Agency
Washington and Foreign Corresponden
Associated Press
McCardle
State Department
Geneva
McCarfle
Red
China
Eisenhower
Red China
Mr. McCardle
Lawton Constitution Harbors Quoted Epigraphs in Brief
A short entry notes two quotations from religious and literary sources. The text references Titus 3 3 and Lamartine warning against indulgence and vice. It appears as a fragmentary epigraph within a Lawson area context.
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Titus
Lamartine
Who Crushed Hitler The Soviet Myth and Western Aid
Khrushchev credits Stalin with crushing Hitler while the Soviet press revises history to magnify Stalin’s role. The piece argues Western aid and American industrial might were crucial, noting Russia’s vast manpower and space, harsh winters, and the Allied second front as key to defeating Nazi Germany.
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Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Hiller
Kremlin
Stalin
Acros
Volga
Ural Mountains
Asia
Hitler
France
Germany
America
Britain
United States
Augustus Maiden Visit Ends With Close Docking Feat
The Italian liner Augustus under Capt Enrico Rosselli docked in New York Harbor without tug assistance for the first time in 37 years at a maiden New York visit. The ship narrowly brushed a bumper raft as it slid into the pier, shaking the structure and surprising onlookers.
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New York City
Britain
Augustus
Enrico Rosselli
Hudson River
Rossel
New York Harbor
Questions and Answers Column Clippings
A compiled Q and A segment covers topics from Blair House as an official guest residence since 1942 to voting age changes, diamond formation, Buddhist sins, Switzerland’s UN status, and debates on Vinland’s location. Answers cite Georgia and Kentucky on voting age, Moslok dull gems, three body sins, four speech sins, three mind sins, Switzerland nonmember status, and disputed Vinland whereabouts.
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United States
Blair House
von Oe
Bridges Attackers Sentenced to 30 Days in Marin County
Fred Reppine and Donald Hanson, San Pedro seamen and members of the Sailors Union of the Pacific, were sentenced to 30 days in Marin County by Superior Judge Thomas F. Keating for simple assault on Marty Bridges in the men’s room of Sally Stanford’s restaurant in Sausalito. Defense argued the case would have drawn little attention without Bridges.
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San Rafael
Calif
San Pedro
Marty Bridges
Marin County
Thomas F. Keating
Fred Reppine
Donald C. Hanson
Bridges
Sally Stanford
Sausalito
Guy A. Ciocca
The
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Bridges’ International Longshoremen's and Warehouse Men’s Union
The Worry Clinic on Soul Over Body and Cars
Dr Crane contends that true personality is the driver of the human machine, not the chassis. He uses Helen Keller and Ethel G. to argue that soul and character persist beyond physical form, urging readers to value inner self over appearance and avoid idolatry of bodies or cars.
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Helen Keller
Ethel G
Ethel
Heaven
Earth
Doctor Warns Long Cough Could Signal Bronchiectasis
Medical article explains bronchiectasis as damaged lung pockets filled with mucus, often from chronic coughs. It notes diagnosis via X rays and bronchoscopy, and treatments including penicillin and surgery, with emphasis on identifying cough causes early to prevent the condition.
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M.D
Washington calling Eisenhower Truman feud hurts U S
The editorial argues the estrangement between President Eisenhower and former President Truman damages American political life. It recounts missed meetings and ignored invitations, notes Truman’s snubs, and suggests public goodwill is harmed while urging reconciliation spearheaded by Herbert Hoover.
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Roscoe Drummond
Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
Mr. Eisenhower
Mr. Truman
Mb Eanlé
Screen Star ACERGES 1 Screen star Sheridan
Fragmented crossword style list contains clues and partial entries for a feature about a screen star at home, with numbered hints from 12 to 49 including word meanings and abbreviations, plus scattered references to personalities and film-related terms. It presents a puzzle-like page segment with crossings and partial answers.
Puzzle Answer List Reveals World of Words
Answer to Previous Puzzle maps to World 9 10 11 19 21 32 34 35 36 39 24 40 28 42 26 44 30 45 across categories and clues. The grid hints at themes, with Domesticate Teach Consolation and Footlike parts guiding a wordplay route.
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Sheridan
Vince
Gudrun
Cenyth
Irving
Solon Fears All Out Foreign Policy Assault
Democratic Senator Richard L. Neuberger warned that attacks on President Eisenhower's Middle East doctrine could widen into a wholesale assault on the United States foreign policy. He noted he had not decided how to vote on the proposal and urged the debate not to wreck bipartisan internationalist policy. The Senate entered a second week of debate over a modified Middle East resolution giving the President power to use armed force if needed to stop Communist aggression and authorizing up to 200 million dollars in already-appropriated funds for Mideast aid. Senate leaders seek to limit debate, while opponents vow to block such moves.
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Eisenhower
Truman
United States
Dulles
Mr. Truman
Korea
Kansas City
White House
Muehlebach Hotel
Hisenhower
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Warren Duffee
United Press
Middle East
America
Richard L. Neuberger
Dore
Senate
U.S
Mideast
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Wayne L. Morse
D-Ore
Joseph C. O’mahoney
D-Wye
O’mahoney
Herman E. Talmadge
D.ga
William E. Jenner
R-Ind
Senate Republic
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Francis Case
R-Sd
Johnson
Actress seeks divorce in Los Angeles
Actress Veda Ann Borg requests a divorce from director Andrew V. McLaglen. Borg had obtained separate maintenance from McLaglen on May 21, 1954, son of veteran actor Victor McLaglen.
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Los Angeles
Veda Ann Borg
Tlm
Andrew V. McLaglen
Miss Borg
McLaglen
Victor McLaglen
The Government Takes A Big Slice Of Wages
A scrambled fragment suggests debate over government taxation as a major burden on earnings. It hints at earnings being heavily reduced by taxes and fees, implying public policy concerns about fairness and distribution.
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