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Truman Attlee Talks Show West Unity Against Moscow
Washington discussions between Truman and Attlee are seen as solidifying a Western front against Soviet split aims. U S correspondents say the real test will be actions by Britain France and the United States in the coming months to prove unity in face of Asia and Europe crises.
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Atomic Bomb Debate Shapes Korea Crisis and Space Hope
President Truman warned he would deploy atomic bombs if needed to protect the United States prompting Prime Minister Attlee to hurry to Washington. Experts debate the bomb’s effectiveness in Korea while observers warn of allied morale risk and potential consolidation of Asia against the U.S. Dr. Harold Urey adds space life speculation, suggesting perhaps humane extraterrestrials could rescue a troubled world.
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UN politics and recognition shake faith in international law
Washington column argues the United Nations and member governments have compromised law and justice by recognizing a bad Chinese government and by not consulting collectively. It condemns selective recognition, hypocrisy, and appeasement of aggressors, warning that such behavior endangers global peace and could lead to another war.
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Erich Brandeis On Life The Spending Spectrum
The author cites a Federal Reserve finding that about one third of Americans spent more than they earned last year, with lower income households relying on credit and installment plans while the top tenth saved more. He contrasts this with Russia, noting the impracticality of shooting debtors, and suggests a need for a different solution in the United States.
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Debt, Taxes and a Penny Trick in Connecticut
Hal Boyle critiques government debt while detailing a 2 percent sales tax example in Connecticut. He describes buying two 15 cent magazines with a one dollar bill, receiving 69 cents then 16 cents in change, and finally paying 15 cents again to stay within his means.
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Marines Pay Silent Tribute at Marine Cemetery Ceremony
Maj. Gen. Oliver P. Smith led a small group of Marines at a hillside burial ground with white crosses and Star of David as a flag fluttered at half mast. A Marine firing squad, chaplains, and a bugler marked the ceremony with three volleys and Taps as the wind died and the living departed in quiet reflection.
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Broadway gossip and showbiz romances hit the headlines
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on engagements and romances among Broadway figures and Hollywood names. Intimate rumors weave through marriages, belated engagements, and career moves as public figures loom in New York nightlife and media circles.
Velma's Mother Urged Toward Second Marriage For Happiness
The speaker downplays Velmas musical career, insisting true happiness lies in a stable marital life. She argues successful wives and mothers outrank famous careers and even suggests Velmas mother pursue a second marriage to restore pride after affirming motherhood.
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Grenadier Guards, Premier British Regiment Since 1685
The Grenadier Guards, ranked as the first regiment in the British Army, was raised in 1685 as a bodyguard for Charles II.
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The Stars Say An Intriguing State Of Affairs
Genevieve Kemble presents a zodiac style forecast noting feelings, imagination, and emotions drive ideas and plans. It warns against extremes and pipe dreams, advising balanced judgments and practical actions to avoid unprofitable alliances or delays in major ambitions.
Questions and Answers on History and Landmarks
A quiz style item lists questions about Jericho siege duration Nobel Prize fields Shasta Dam build time electric train lighting All Star game location Bastille event and Father’s Day founder. It provides concise factual answers: six days siege, Nobel funds five fields, two years for Shasta, 1887 for electric trains, Comiskey Park in Chicago, Bastille seizure, and Father’s Day founder Mrs. John Bruce Dodd in 1910 Spokane Washington.
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Water facts from a historic Q and A column
An old Q and A passage notes Mono Lake in California has no outlet and is densely alkaline with no fish. It also explains camel water tolerance, one-humped camels lasting five to seven days and two-humped camels three to four days, with water stored in stomach pouches.
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Letter from Santa idea brightens Christmas hope
A reader suggests parents mail personalized letters from Santa to each child to thrill kids and warn them about unfulfilled requests. A West Milford couple uses a thumb sucking scare tactic at Christmas, but their daughter proves clean by sleeping with a pin attached to her sleeve.
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Odd Paradoxes and Prose on Time and Travel
An English scientist argues mornings are longer than evenings and Fridays are shorter than Mondays. A reflection on why many speeding drivers prefer a middle of the road stance. Also notes that haircut prices have approached the profitability of poetry.
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