No Communist Should Want to Be the Next Commissar
An anonymous defense of anti Stalinism argues the Soviet regime purges satellites and Americans should resist Communist influence. The author cites Czechoslovakia and Chilean fear, naming Vladmir Clementis and Rudolph Slansky as examples, and warns that loyalty to Stalin leads to doom.
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Ong
Vladmir Clementis
Rudolph Slansky
Czech Communist Party
Stalin Group
Stalin
United States
Fair Enough By Westbrook Pegler on McCarran UN Spying Rhetoric
Pegler reviews London coverage of Senator McCarran’s anti Communist UN push and criticizes English reporters led by Don Iddon for their bias. He cites Eleanor Roosevelt and others and notes Eden and Gromyko at a reception while warning against sensationalism and anti UN sentiment.
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Pat McCarran
United ,Nations
London Daily Mail
Don Iddon
Trygve- Lie
Abraham Feller
The
Klatsch
Russia
Laurence Duggan
Alger Hiss
Henry Morgenthau
Harry Dexter White
McCarran
Feller
London
Westminster
Horatio Burnley
Whitehall
Iddon
Hudson
Glass House
East River
New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Tower of Peace
U. S
South America
Scripps - Howard
Hearst
America
New York News
Chicago Tribune
Anthony Eden
Andrei Gromyko
Mr. Iddon
Thomas Luchese
Quiz Answers From History Facts Tossed In
A quiz list covers topics from Dalton discovering the atom in 1808 to Edwin Stanton nearly joining the Supreme Court, to Korea Japan distance, and Edward Whymper’s Matterhorn ascent.
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Edwin Stanton
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Edward Whymper
I Mustache and the Tender Woman
In My Notebook explores how women defend and react to men with mustaches. The writer recalls personal attempts to grow facial hair and collects readers notes from Ann Arbor and Akron about romance, taunts, and the idea that a mustache sparks warmth and attraction rather than snobbery.
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Junio
Ann
Dewey Nadilla
Unions Invest in Mutual Funds Hint at Stocks Push
The Wall Street Journal notes local unions quietly buy mutual fund shares to seek higher income and inflation hedges, with national unions likely to follow. Most funds previously held government bonds. The shift could stabilize the economy though raises concerns about unions influencing corporate control and bargaining.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Eisenhower Korea trip tests new policy and allies
Washington views President-elect Eisenhower’s Korea visit as a potential turning point. Critics in Britain and the Truman era question impact while South Koreans seek more weapons and freedom from UN limits. U.S. officers anticipate guidance on winning this front, amid debates over Europe-first strategy and new arms use.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Truman
Asia
Dean Acheson
State Department
United Nations
U.S
Europe
Eisenhower Faces Gamble on China War in Korea
Fulton Lewis argues the United States must decide whether to strike communist China or risk defeat in Korea. He notes mounting war industry strength in China, growing Soviet pipelines, and mounting American casualties, urging a clear plan and decisive action to secure peace in Korea.
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Russia
Korea
China
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Europe
Asia
Truman
Acheson
U.N
Acheson and Company
Fiesta Days In Cuernavaca As Servants Take Time Off
A writer in Cuernavaca notes fiestas halt work as locals like Dolores and Jose request days off for celebrations. He compares Mexican servant life to American norms, observing bannered festivities, bands, hawkers, and the relaxed pace during fiesta days.
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Cuernavaca
Mexico
Dolores
Mandy
Jose
Grand Central
Zocolo
Fife
Pure Indians who learn and work in our house
Henry McLemore recalls Jose and Dolores and their children Chucha and Gabriel living freely in a shared home. The family spends nine months a year in the sun and attend a school where they learn English. He admires their pride and bearing.
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Chucha
Gabriel
Jose
Dolores
Quotes on sports integrity and political campaigning
Judge Saul S. Streit decries tampering in sports as harming youth and trust in American sports. Governor Sherman Adams notes Eisenhower's historic campaigning effort. Attorney General James McGranery expresses readiness to continue serving after January 20 if guided by the Good Lord.
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Saul S. Streit
James McGranery
The Monroe News-Star Publisher Details and Policy
The Monroe News-Star describes its founding date and publisher lineup, notes second class mailing status, and lists office locations and AP affiliation. It states independence from party politics and its newsroom philosophy as printed in the period publication.
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D. Ewing
Ewing
Matter & Monroe Post Office
News-Star — Publishing Corporation
Heleond Street
Monroe ‘News-Glar
Wfors
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Colby College Fellowship
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Colby
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William Howard Taft
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Washington Report
Fulton Lewis
Henry McLemore
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
By Hershberger
He Monroe News-Star
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Edined ’ A. Manchesee
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