Editorial argues leaders guide patriotism amid World War III
Thurman Sensing reviews a Kiwanis talk by Maj. Gen. Herren on WWII generation patriotism, argues youth remain patriotic but lack faith in leaders, cites Korea war actions and constitutional issues, and notes Capehart pricing disputes affecting retailers. The piece blends politics with reflections on leisure and gardening as contemporaneous topics.
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Thurman
United States
Thos. W. Herren
Washington
Kiwanis Club
Herren
General Herren
Truman
Acheson
Congres
Korea
Congress
America
Eleanor Roosevelt and the UNESCO Controversy
Washington columnist Fulton Lewis Jr targets Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt arguing she misstates UNESCO and defends her stance on Alger Hiss, Elizabeth Bentley, Agnes Smedley, and William Remington. He asserts she misreads cases and eschews facts, backing his critique with referenced trials and FBI views.
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Washington
Westbrook Pegler
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
Roosevelt
Alger Hiss
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Lauchlin Currie
Mr. Currie
Mr. Hiss
Hiss
Currie
White House
Elizabeth Bentley
Soviet Union
Mrs. Roosevelt
Bentley
New York
Congress
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Miss Bentley
Agnes Smedley
William Remington
Willoughby
Smedley
Korea
Remington
Communist Party
U.S
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Encouraging Children to Draw and Build Skills
The author urges mothers to provide drawing materials to develop children’s hand muscles and creativity. Drawing strengthens body and mind, may reveal latent talent, and should be fostered in schools, despite parental fears that art impedes practical trades.
Flying Dutchman legend and plebiscite questions
The Flying Dutchman is a ghost ship doomed to sail until judgment day and feared by sailors. A plebiscite was first taken in the 1790s when Savoy and Nice voters chose union with France. Victor Hugo is credited with a vast vocabulary and a capacity to write as many as 10,000 words daily.
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Savoy
Nice
France
Victor Hugo
Some Guiding Principles in Child Training
A physician offers guidance for child training and character development. The leaflet P-18 by Dr Patri is advertised, claiming parents can foster good traits in children by observing a range of roles and aspirations from surgeon to diplomat to businessman. Copy price is 10 cents, sent to a New York address.
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P. O
Station G
New York
N. Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cats Steal Spotlight In 1952 Home Design Rants
Columnist laments modern home trends while recounting a domestic scene with two cats in his Vermont Virginia home. He mocks architect avoidance, calls garages embedded in houses flaunting fashion, and ends with playful cat measurements and a breezy farewell.
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Florida
Helen
John
Vermont
Michael
Hortense
Wyoming
Phyllis
Eddie
Bitey
Macy's
Duffy
Bidey
Peck
Granger
Mitchum
Jerry Lewis
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Senator Ellender’s kitchen storm in the Washington home
In Washington Senator Allen Ellender a Louisiana Democrat known for cooking reveals a passion for seafood jambalaya okra gumbo and court bouillon. He recalls whipping up chicken spaghetti aboard a 1949 Pacific flight and shares his recipe and kitchen patience.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
Homer
Terrebonne Parish
Louisiana
Capital Hill
Senate Agriculture Committee
Appropriations
Pacific
Guam
Hawaii
Jean Arthur Averts Hollywood Aging In Europe Long Stay
In Hollywood Jean Arthur, who built a fortune after leaving Paramount, plans a year in Europe for rest amid reports of a growing reluctance to aging and a guarded public image. The week’s standout film is 20th Century Fox’s Lydia Bailey with Robertson, Francis, Korvin and Marshall in an appealing Technicolor melodrama.
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Hollywood
Jean Arthur
Paramount
Europe
Miss Arthur
New York
Flickerville
Garbo
Sam
20Th Century - Fox
Lydia Batley
Kenneth Roberts
Haiti
Toussaint L'Overture
Dale Robertson
Anne Francis
Charles Korvin
William Marshall
Luis van Rooten
Adeline de Walt Reynolds
Bailey
MGM
Roberta
Kathryn Grayson
Red Skelton
Howard Keel
Marge and Gower Champion
Ann Miller
Zsa Zsa Gabor
Kurt Kasznar
20Th Cen
Nellie
David Wayne
Jean Peters
Hugh Marlowe
Universal - International
Scarlet Angel
Yvonne de Carlo
Rock Hudson
New Orleans
San Francisco
Warner Brothers
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Columbia
Anthony Dexter
Jody Lawrence
Gale Robbins
Anthony Quinn
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Pension rules spark July 1 changes for seniors
Washington reports that after July 1 the maximum Social Security pension rises to 80 a month for those 65 or older who quit work after July 1 and meet all rules. Most current pensioners keep the 68.50 maximum. some may retire to reach 80 under specific work-history conditions.
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Congress
Monroe News-Star profile and editorial stance archive note
The Monroe News-Star a daily paper published in Monroe Louisiana outlines its publication days and staff executives. It identifies itself as independent and nonpartisan while noting AP affiliation and advertising representation across major cities.
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News- Greecee Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Wilson Ewing
George W. Lofton
Robert C. But
Monroe
Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
PHE Branham CO
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
N. C
Memphis
News-Star
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