British Vote Thursday Promises U S Implications
The article weighs the possible outcomes of Britain's Thursday vote, arguing a Conservative victory under Churchill would shift U S policy toward principle over expediency, while a Labour win would sustain Attlee's austerity. It notes the impact on Iran Egypt and attitudes toward the Suez crisis and domestic welfare.
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Attlee
Winston Churchill
Free World
Britain
U. S. State Department
Far East
Iran
Egypt
Near East
United States
Churchill
Abadan
Return of the season highlights highway white line importance
Fogs prompt motorists to value the middle white line as a lifeline on highways. City, county, and state crews race to repaint lines after summer resurfacing, with residents demanding continuous, gleaming guidance on arterial streets, county roads, and state highways alike. City Manager Samuel S. Vickers pledges swift action.
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Lakewood
Samuel S. Vickers
County Road Department
State Highway Department
Southerners Prep Strategy On 1952 Run Decline
Southerners press to influence 1952 Democratic politics. They seek early presidential primaries to deter Truman, push States Rights at the convention, and plan a southern convention if needed. They fear federal spending and centralization while supporting a strong defense and aid programs. Senators Byrd and Knowland feature in the bloc.
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United States
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Byrd
Virginia
Knowland
California
Democratic Party
Truman
States Rights
House of Representatives
Justice Vinson
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Atlanta
Sen. Byrd
Sen Seamer Notes Boyle Health and Politics Comment
The remark questions Boyle’s motive in entering politics citing health, while critiquing wariness about claims and clashing views. The text laments rhetorical brevity in political discourse and mentions a fragmented, noisy public conversation with scattered phrases and images.
Truman Nominates Ambassador to Vatican Sparks Political Debate
President Truman formally nominates an ambassador to the Vatican, a move viewed as partisan maneuvering for the 1952 elections. Senate confirmation and funding are required, with Gen. Mark Clark named as ambassador pending reestablished relations since 1868. The issue raises questions of church state separation and diplomatic value against Cold War needs.
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Vatican
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Myron Taylor
TUS Steel Corporation
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Taylor
Italy
Senate
Mark Clark
Clark
Thoughts on Faith and Charity From a Sermonized Note
A compact reflection citing Deuteronomy and a Baptist tone. The excerpt contrasts generous giving with heartfelt faith and warns that faith without warmth is empty, quoting Paul Patter on compassion and duty.
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Paul Patter
War Drift and the West Weighs on Peace Efforts
Washington analysis surveys Congress vast armament packages and Europe Asia aid as containment of communism rises. It notes Truman's stance, Churchill's peace hopes, UN framework limits, and the risk that a Soviet peace proposal could reshape the East West settlement while debate over real concessions and avoidance of full scale war continues.
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Europe
Asia
Truman
North Carolina
Labor
Winston Churchill
Iran
Egypt
Britain
Middle East
Churchill
Stalin
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U. N. Assembly
Paris
State Department
Jett
Barber of Bad Axe Shoots Seventy Four To Lead
The barber of Bad Axe, despite knee pain and aging, remains lively on the golf course. He leads a summer field with a gross seventy four, proving his skill with fairway and pin. He wears glasses while shaving but distances and flags are clear to him on the course. He notes his health and courage help him win.
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Bad Axe
Bad ‘Axe
Sevintit Tour
Navy Day Observance in Long Beach Oct 27
A Navy Day observance will be held October 27 in Convention Hall at Municipal Auditorium Long Beach. The City Council is asked to declare a state of emergency to transfer funds for $70 monthly salaries for school crosswalk guards.
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Municipal Auditorium
Long Beach
Public Forum Letters Urge Long Beach Shipyard Support
Readers petition to move shipoverhaul of three cruisers to Long Beach to keep naval families together and avoid Honolulu or San Francisco travel. Letter from Mariet Maillet of 250 Seabright Ave appeals to Rep. Doyle and officials to bring Los Angeles Helena and Toledo to Long Beach for repairs. A second writer, D R Slauson, argues Long Beach Shipyard deserves strong political backing to secure more work and lobbyists in Washington.
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Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Secretary of the Navy
Kimball
Navy
Hunters Point
San Francisco
Rep
Doyle
Korea
Los Angeles
Helena
Toledo
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
Washington
U.N. Facts Q and A on General Assembly emergency powers
If the Security Council stalls by veto the United Nations can still act. In 1950 the General Assembly can convene in emergency within 24 hours and may recommend collective steps including armed force to meet aggression or threats, ensuring action beyond Council stalemate.
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Security Council
U. N
General Assembly
U.N. Wold
We Love You Birthday Poem For Dear Wife
A heartfelt birthday poem expresses deep love for a wife and mother. The speaker praises her sweetness and devotion, hopes her day is perfect, and wishes lifelong joy as the family cherishes her presence. It blends affection with wishes for ongoing happiness and family gratitude.
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