Futile Korean War Exposition of U S Statesmanship
An editorial argues the Korean War exposes U S statesmanship failures. It cites Memorial Day misuses, misjudgments from Truman and Acheson, leadership missteps at Potsdam, and strategic errors that prolonged conflict with high casualties and costs. It warns about continued fighting and political blame at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Acheson
Korea
Aleutians
Japan
Ryukyus
Tom Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Acheson
Omar Bradley
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
MacArthur
Republic of Korea
Mind and Marriage Reading Suggestions for Couples
Readers are guided to choose engaged couple books on marriage from authors such as Henry Bawmany and Paul Popenoc. The piece lists several titles, urges library consultation, and promotes a booklet How to Read Faster and Better by Alber Edward Wiggam with a mailed reply envelope for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bawmany
M. Dusvelly
Paul Popenoc
Landis
Clifford Adams
Milton Roiach
C. C. Trillingham
Los Angeles County
Alber Edward’ Wiggam
Windib
A. ‘Wiggam
Golden Years Retirement Splendor Not Fashion Tied
A retired Midwest couple, Mr and Mrs Damm, plan to spend their golden years in Port Angeles Washington guided by personal taste rather than trends. Texans A B Doyle and Augustus Nichols share retirement moves to fruit farms and Ozark cottages, while a Monterey teacher urges California as ideal. The piece offers hobby ideas for seniors and asserts wisdom and mind as priceless assets.
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Far East
China
Korea
Japan
India
Douglas MacArthur
Washington
Pacific
Stalin
Europe
Asia
Averell Harriman
Potsdam
Russia
United States
38Th Paralel
Sumner Welles
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
War Department
North Korea
South Korea
Alice Widener
American Mercury
Moscow
John R. Hodge
U. S
Korean Democratic Party
North
People’s Democratic Republic of
Korean Republic
Congress of the United States Ap
Bertha Damm
Midwest
Port Angeles
Texas
A. B. Doyle
Augustus Nichols
Missouri Ozarks
Damms
Damm
Nichols
Doyle
Monterey
California
Doctors Seek Cure Through Public Cancer Education
Doct ors say bone cancer may be primary or metastatic and stress early diagnosis. The article outlines symptoms such as deep seated pain and swelling, age patterns, and the poor prognosis even with treatment, while urging support for cancer research funds. The piece also includes reminiscences about small business stories and career shifts in cosmetics and gift shop sectors.
Party Games I Like Most by Art Eastman
A columnist rejects mental quizzes and puzzle style games for adult gatherings preferring informal social functions. He expresses fatigue after work and avoidance of touch tests riddles and charades, favoring quiet evenings in his den with familiar party games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherades
Jobn F
Keeping a Timetable Adds to Pleasure of Motoring
A reflective piece argues that roadside lodging thrives with the cottage industry of guest rooms and cabins. It notes counting accommodations on a 100 mile stretch, the value of timetables for shorter trips, and cautions about traffic rules, speed limits, and safety while weaving in Will Rogers and education anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
ABC
Sun Eclipse Duration Question and Answers
Readers can email the Information Bureau in Washington to learn the maximum possible duration of a sun eclipse. A physics answer notes seven minutes thirty-one seconds under a 167 mile shadow width. Also includes a baseball pitching tip and theater box office origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Samuel A. Mitchell
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John $. Knight
Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
Knight
Press-Telegram
Manchuria
Kose
U. S.news and World Reports
Uring
SEIP
Albert Edward Igen
Thomas Collins
Hal Brenner
Los Angeles County Medical Association
Pine Ave
ART Eastman
Tae
Will Rogers
Jane
Hazel
Dra
Vee
Beliove
John L. Burton
Beltone
Lax
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