Responsibility Looms as Eisenhower Faces Global Crises
Editorial warns of dire global tensions Washington faces with Korea NATO strains in Europe Iran turmoil in the Middle East Indo China struggles and rising Communist threats in Asia. It urges President-elect Eisenhower to seek divine guidance to lead the nation and mobilize aid and resolve.
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Eisenhower
White House
Truman
Middle East
Iran
Turkey
U. S
Far East
Indo - China
Hanoi
Saigon
Animals In Jet Age And The End Of The Horse
The piece laments declining animal populations with the rise of machines and notes horses and mules losing work roles. It cites a Seattle cocker spaniel riding a seaplane as an example of comical adaptation. Also mentions atomic weapons cost and vast military outlays affecting China.
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Seattle
Wash
China
Restlessness Over Suppressed History and Religious Freedom
A speaker condemns suppression of information and religious liberty, criticizing democratic decay in New York and media omissions. He denounces the misuse of freedom rhetoric, warns against fanaticism, and critiques anti Nazi league tactics as inflammatory.
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New York
Anti - Nazi League
Religion as Public Caricature in Politics
Westbrook Pegler denounces religious propaganda and political manipulation of faith in 1952. He argues leaders and elites profit from interfaith events, press conformity, and self appointed aides weaponize religion, while ordinary citizens are silenced and coerced into costly charity dinners.
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Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and
Public Morals
Vatican
Old House
Washington
Bishop Canon
Henry L. Mencken
Adeline
Stalin
Waldorf
United States
Congress of Holy Sees
King Features Syndicate, Inc
The Coffee Hour Becomes a Workplace Institution
In American offices a daily coffee hour has shifted from forbidden secret to accepted norm. Bosses now tolerate two pauses daily, with carts delivering coffee and soft drinks to desks as workers gossip and refresh. The practice spreads, offering employers a predictable heads up on where employees are.
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New York
Boss uses coffee break to boost productivity
Hal Boyle describes a boss who lures workers to coffee breaks to discuss the Jones matter and realizes the boss gains more in 15 minutes than in hours upstairs. The piece notes the boss’s knack for extracting effort during "coffee hour" and why he remains in charge.
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Jones
England and Korea war talk clash with patriotism and politics
A reader laments Britain's wartime scarcity and urges Elizabeth to loosen coronation dress norms. He denounces Democratic plans to split Republicans and criticizes U.N. participation in Korea, arguing the U.S. should act alone to protect itself. He suggests older leaders should fight and questions young deployment.
Dulles Named Secretary of State Backed by McLemore
Henry McLemore argues that the United Nations is essential to counter Russia and praises John Foster Dulles for his backbone as Secretary of State under General Eisenhower. He predicts the nation will come to value his firmness.
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NATO
United States
Russia
U. N
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Dulles
Anacreon
Heaven
John Stafford Smith
Quiz Q and Answers From a Historical Reference Page
This page presents a sequence of quiz questions with concise factual answers on topics from coin values and Eskimo classification to world calendar proposals and geography. It includes details like East Wind ice-breaker northward reach and population figures for Alaska and Hawaii.
Biloxi Chamber Chief Praises Keesler AFB Impact
Anthony Vy Ragusin delegitimizes the Biloxi view of Keesler AFB as the city’s biggest project, noting Biloxi’s growth and cultural gains from the base. He cites increased population, jobs, street networks, and educational programs like the Keesler Band and Keesler Male Chorus as benefits.
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News-Star
Air Force
Seiman Afb
Monroe
Keesler
Biloxi
Keesler Afb
Mississippi
Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Anthony Vy.ragusin
G B Cooley Memorial Highlighting Tuberculosis Relief Efforts
West Monroe Louisiana recounts G B Cooley as a quiet humanitarian who freely contributed time and funds to prevent tuberculosis. His belief that prevention surpasses cure guided local health research and top councils, his service a lasting memorial to aid health underprivileged people in Ouachita Parish.
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West Monroe
News-Star
Ouachita Parish
G. B. Cooley
Notable Quotes From Public Figures On Society And Politics
A collection of spoken lines from figures like James Ortez Robert Schuman Allan Kline Pat McCarran Rodd White James Van Fleet H J Porter Willard Goslin Mary MacLaren Dwight Eisenhower and Antoine Pinay covering happiness labor inflation education security and international affairs with varied tones and contexts.
Burial Grounds Honor Noted Local Benefactor
A local figure reflects on the Cooley Sanitarium and its grounds now serving as his burial place. He notes the solace found in evaluating the benefits and the enduring value of the site to the community.
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Guayaquil
Republic of Ecuador
Pacific
South America
Cooley Sanitarium
Monroe News-Star Publisher Details and Policy Note
The Monroe News-Star founded 1891 lists Johan D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers with offices on North Second Street. It notes republication rights by The Associated Press and states independence on political matters and opposition to wrongdoing.
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Johan D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star — World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Associated Press
Monroe News-Star
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