Britain must choose between moral duty and profits in Korea
The piece contrasts Britain's trade with Red China with wartime ethics, citing Churchill and Attlee, noting exports and embargoes, U.N. actions, and the morale toll of continuing profitable relations with the enemy amid Korea. It argues Britain cannot both aid communism and claim moral leadership.
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Great Britain
Britain
China
Hartley Shawcross
Board of Trade
Shawcross
Winston Churchill
Attlee
Churchill
U.N
U.S
U. S
Crack
Gloucestershire Regiment
Red China
U. N
Gloucestershires
Herbert Morrison
Formosa
Hitler
Rhineland
Russia
Malaya
Borneo
United States
Congress
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Stalin
Kremlin
Korea
United Nations Assembly
Agua Prieta News Letter Sparks Cross Border Bond
The Sun of Agua Prieta reports El Sol highlights local events such as a central telephone exchange, Juarez Indians baseball champions, and army reorganization ideas. The piece notes editorial concern for press freedom in Argentina and ends with a joke about a wrong number waking a phone president at two in the morning.
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el Sel
Suns
Agua Prieta
Sonnra
Arizona
el Sol
Argentina
la Prensa
St. Louis
the Telephone Company
Indians aided by government credit study cited by Chapman
The Oakland Tribune notes that over 16.5 million dollars advanced to American Indians since 1934 left only 6000 written off as bad debts. Secretary Oscar L. Chapman concludes that with credit and technical aid, American Indians can become self supporting citizens, while acknowledging broader programs for Indians tell a different tale.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Oscar L. Chapman
Oakland Tribune
Value of Experience for Forewarned Fighters
A letter argues the Senate preparedness panel should deploy trained Korean War veterans to train draftees. It warns that ignoring veteran knowledge risks losses against the Red hordes and cites German use of Spanish Civil War experience to conquer Europe before Allied victory.
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Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Korea
Serit
Europe
Sicn
Peru
Oregon
Ike and Allied Soldiers’ Pay Disparities Question Ike
The Oakland Tribune quotes a puzzling note on Allied forces under Eisenhower. It highlights pay gaps among eight nations US Belgium Britain Holland Denmark Norway Italy France and others and imagines the resulting discontent. It suggests Ike might welcome any solution to equalize compensation.
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Eisenhower
Hisenhower
United States
Belgium
Britain
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Italy
France
Oakland Tribune
Tam Returns to First Wife for Support
Poor Pa recounts that after losing his money his young second wife left him, pushing him back to his first wife who now supports him by sewing.
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Tam
Sewin
Fragmented quotes mix amid era satire and editorial remarks
A collage of brief quotes from various figures includes reflections on West Berlin refugees, Allied control of Germany, poetry’s edifying aim, a harevard anecdote, and critics on Korea troop decisions, all interwoven with names and opinions. The fragmentary text resembles a newspaper’s reader voices and editorial asides.
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West Berlin
Germany
Eraist Reuter
Brow height questioned as measure of aptitude in Q and A
A Long Beach Press Telegram reader asks if forehead height relates to brains or abilities. Answers state forehead height bears no relation to temperament attainment aptitude vocation or economic condition. Other Q A items cover Amsetten Austria as far east in WWII and Dorothy Perkins rose award details.
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Want-Ad
6Th and
Pine
Press-Telegram
Aunt Het Jennie Kept Busy as Exercise at Home
A description of Aunt Het Jennie performing household chores like dishwashing bed making and cleaning, framed as exercise rather than work, highlighting her diligent daily routine and energy.
Good Ruffing Makes Game in This Doubled Contract
In a bridge deal analyzed by Alfred Sheinwold, a clever ruffing sequence secures a four spade contract despite a miscount. He wins the lead, ruffs clubs, then uses ruffs in dummy and hearts to reach ten tricks. The extras overtrick keep East unable to cash trumps.
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South
Sheinwold
West
Dummy
King of Hearts
East
Declarer
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Chicago Daily News
Detroit Free Press
Iran Curtain
James van Fleet
John 5. Knight
Knight
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Sunday Press-Telegram
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Way Pate
Pate
Ike
Electrolux
Hoover
Lge
American Ave
Long Beach
Flint
Pete Oplagaerialt
Sally
Harevard
Charles A. Halleck
Rend
Grove Patterson
Toledo Blade
Tansy
Eva
Jimiy Kern
Tia
Buseau
Eye St
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Washington, D.C
Amsetten
Austria
Dorothy Perkins
Nickerson
National Rose Society of Great Britain
Jackson Parkins Rose Gardens
Newark
N.Y
Lake Success
United Nations? Co
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Jennie
Gladys Parker
Adysarker
Oswald Jacoby
NEA Servies
Alfred Sheinwold
North
Haksss East
Aretz Wats
Press - Telegram
Compton
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