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Crusade for Freedom launches world bell message
A Chicago announcement describes the Crusade for Freedom to fund Radio Free Europe and ring a 10 ton Storite bell in England. Leaders include General Clay, General Eisenhower, and Joseph Grew while plans promise a worldwide broadcast of freedom from Western Germany to Asia.
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West Berlin
Earth
America
England
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Chicago
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
Germany
U. S
Asia
Lucius D. Clay
Eisenhower
Europe
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Danny’s Kindergarten Romance and the Death Wish
Dr. George W. Crane narrates Danny’s kindergarten crush on Barbara and a child's implicit death wish. The piece links such thoughts to adult conflict, noting subconscious urges can surface in dreams and provoke parental remorse in children and adults alike.
UN Security Council presiding Soviet role raises North Korea probe
Washington observers criticize Jacob Malik for chairing the UN Security Council amid North Korean aggression. They urge a vigorous investigation into Moscow's actions and potential violations of the UN charter including noncooperation and potential suspension of a member.
Can Happiness Bloom Beneath A Summer Romance At Lake George
Erich Brandeis recounts a Lake George summer romance between a young woman named Joan and a mature boat-house worker. A father’s discovery ends the affair. the couple’s devotion remains, as observers reflect on youth, aging, and memory.
Doughboy Decision in Korea Proves Key to Victory
Hal Boyle argues that ground infantry, not air power or tanks alone, will determine Korea's fate. He notes North Korean guerrilla tactics, limited manpower, and the need for more foot soldiers with effective weapons like the 3.5 inch bazooka, stressing that victory hinges on soldiers who endure mud and mountains rather than machines.
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U. S
Korea
Irvine
United Nations
John N. Roush
Harrisburg
Europe
Roush
Security Council Must Not Admit Soviet Envoy
The United States urges suspension of Soviet membership in the UN Security Council due to Russia’s charter violations and North Korea support. It calls for a thorough study of the North Korean dispute and for Soviets to withdraw their public charges against UN members. The U S renews the request for all nations to refrain from aiding North Korea, signaling implied Soviet guilt of aggression.
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Washington
United Nations
Jacob Malik
Soviet Union
Security Council
Congress
Moscow
Far East
China
North Korea
General Assembly
UN Security Council
Russia
United States
America
Barbs and Bites From The Times Of Oddities And Advice
A jumble of quirky quips and sketchy advice ranging from hygiene and romance to travel and fashion. The piece references a doctor noting kissing as germ destruction, critique of sulfa, a tourist map mishap, and a San Francisco jewel theft. It ends with playful lines about marriage at home, rubber tire thieves, and curious client notes to Dr. Crane.
The Young Love Affair We Witnessed
A sixteen year old girl known as Joan is pursued by a twenty one year old college graduate. Her guardian urges secrecy about her age as the couple's romance unfolds amid a group of house guests. The narrator reflects on youth and romance from a distance.
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Joan
When He Was Through Dinner Romance Ends in Tears
A young couple's evenings include dances, bingo parties, and porch goodbyes. Joan, from a good family, feeds her lover with the best food to prove her worth. On the eve of departure she serves a farewell lunch, but tears stain the fried chicken and cake. Good luck to them.
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Joan
How the Army is Built and Its WWII Peak
James Marlow explains the Army’s hierarchy from squad to army group in a clear, instructional style. He notes WWII peak strength of 8 million and postwar total of 596,000, listing divisions and locations such as Second Armored in the United States and units in Japan Germany and Korea. The piece emphasizes the ideal vs actual structure and points to the Pentagon and staff roles as contributing to the broader force.
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Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Second Armored
Third Infantry
11Th Airborne
82Nd Airborne
Seventh Infantry
Japan
Germany
Korea
Pentagon
Army
War in the air and quiet on Main Street in Middletown
A reflective Middletown piece recalls 8 am scenes of buses and officers as young men prepare for war or defense service. The column contrasts peaceful morning life with rumors of Korea and UN victories, hinting at uncertainty about the future and the path ahead.
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Main St
Manchester Ave
Legion Home
Civic Association
Middletown
Defense
Cincinnati
Korea
Actors Need Yearly Exercise to Maintain Craft
Dorothy Kilgallen notes actors face long breaks between films and must keep practicing. She highlights theatre projects at La Jolla, university film programs, and summer stock as training, comparing Hollywood to British repertory groups and urging continuous acting work to sustain skill.
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Hollywood
la Jolla
Calif
New England
East
West
England
Britain
Constance Collier
UCLA Film Division Advances Training For Prospective Workers
From a student viewpoint, training opportunities grow stronger as UCLA's motion picture division expands. The campus near Hollywood operates a complete program with more than 100 students enrolled, offering hands on experience in film production and related crafts.
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Southern California
New York University
New York City College
Boston University
New York
School For Social Research
University of California At Los Angeles
Hollywood
Doughboys marching over green hills into khaki
A fragment depicts troops advancing across rolling terrain as the doughboys prepare for service. The lines suggest a growing mobilization and the transformation of landscapes into military readiness.
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