Editor's Notebook on Korea and Berlin Crisis
Knight argues the Korea crisis proves a inevitable clash with Russia. He blames Roosevelt for early blunders and warns Truman must act decisively in Asia to prevent a broader war, urging congressional and public support while recounting Berlin losses and postwar decisions.
Odd Traditions Govern Koreans' Way of Life
New York dispatch describes Koreans as a durable race living with their past yet increasingly open to Western influence. It notes white mourning robes, shift toward Western hats and coats, long pipes, ginseng preference, and mixed religion. child marriage fading, filial duties, and festivals in September with chrysanthemum petals in sake.
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Aunt Het Amy Doubtful About Doing Many Tasks
A muddled note describes Aunt Het Amy as kind yet uncertain about taking on numerous chores. The fragment hints at expectations and hesitation without clear actions or outcomes.
Rumored Sicilian Wesperado Linked to Boston Sighting
Rumors place the Sicilian Wesperado Gio Hano hiding in Boston as police seek to clear the Brinks robbery case, described as a potential grand slam for the authorities. A Chicago player who injured the first baseman last year is said to be recovering on the road to sanity, prompting warnings for shortstops and umpires.
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Diamonds Real in Arkansas Are Confirmed by Bureau
Questions and answers cover Arkansas diamonds described as true diamonds from weathered peridotite with Mohs hardness of 10 and gravity 3.5. The piece also addresses world diplomacy counts, the Republic of Poets nickname for Colombia, Luke Easter’s Polo Grounds home run in a Negro National League game, ant eyes locations, and author James Mason Knox on Kipling.
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Explore Your Mind Insights From Albert Edward Wiggam
A collection summarizing responses to ten questions on marriage, aging, education, and popularity. It cites J H S Boss gard, Harry Benjamin, and J F Garrett, noting trends in marriage age, attitudes toward old age homes, and factors predicting college success. The piece reflects midcentury sociological and psychological viewpoints with quotes and paraphrases.
Thoughts on obedience and testimony from sacred texts
A compact reflection on religious duty citing Deuteronomy about honoring statutes and the judge’s commandments. It notes that true religion rests on obedience to the sovereign God, confidence in His declarations, and imitation of His perfections as urged by Burke.
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