Flanders Attacks McCarthy Ties In Senate Speakout
The editorial criticizes Senator Ralph Flanders for multiple attacks on Senator McCarthy and links Flanders to Sherman Adams and Drew Pearson. It questions the administration’s influence, urges disclosure of sources behind the speeches, and calls for backing or rebuking the accusations.
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Wisconsin
Joe McCarthy
Vermont
McCarthy
News - Star
Flanders
Sherman Adams
Adams
Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Marshall
Lucius Clay
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House
Pearson
White House
Truman
The Standards We Raise on Mass Distribution
Paul Mazur argues in his Harper publication that mass distribution is an active driver of growth, not just a byproduct of production. He contends retail volume gauges welfare, with distribution shaping whether the economy runs fast or slow as goods move from factories to consumers.
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Paul Mazur
Harper
Mazur
Berlin Postwar Revival Seen In Small Signs Of Life
Hal Boyle describes Berlin’s split reality with contrasts between rubble and renewal. window boxes bloom again while streets improve, unemployment falls in the Western sector, refugees rise, and people regain dignity as Allied and German efforts rebuild amidst East West tensions.
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Berlin
Herlin
West Berlin
Federal German Republic
Public sentiment shifts toward McCarthy in army hearings
WASHINGTON June 14 Public opinion turns pro McCarthy as mail to senators backs his stance while Democrats and anti McCarthy voices face a reevaluation. Symington's role and Stevens notes erode army charges and even the Washington Post concedes the case is weak. Eisenhower circle urged to note the shift in attitude toward anti-Communist efforts.
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Une
United States
G. David Schine
GOP
Stuart Symington
Symington
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Missouri Democrat
Clark Clifford
Harry Truman
McCarthy Committee
Washington Post
Joseph N. Welch
McCarthy
Eisenhower
White House
Wisconsin
Koalas and Taronga host to San Diego trip
Sydney’s Sir Edward Hallstrom, Taronga Zoo director, flew to San Diego after seeing a koala photo. He helped care for a sick koala en route, and tours included touching koalas, emu feathers, and feeding kangaroos, with the zoo hosting American guests and noting koalas thrive in Southern California.
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Australia
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Taronga Park
San Diego
Pacific
Honolulu
Edward
Sir Edward
San Diego Zoo
Taronga
Zoo
California
Air Edward
America
Westbrook Pegler on Competitive Golf
Westbrook Pegler recounts Ellis Knowles a New York businessman and long time golfer who starred in the National Seniors Tournament at Apawamis Rye New York. The piece recalls Knowles 34 on the outward nine and his clutch niblick shot for a tie and notes Admiral William Standley in class A among the older competitors.
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New York
Ellis Knowles
Tweedy
Tucson
Knowles
Apawamis
Rye
N. Y
Ellis
Joe Wells
West Virginia
al Laney
N. Y. Herald- Tribune
H-T
Alger Hiss
Mr. Laney
Frank D. Ross
Hartford
Laney
Pegler
Johnny
Mr. Knowles
Niblock
Soviet Russia
William H. Standley
Russia
Standby
Moscow
Roosevelt
Willkie
Hopkins
Moosejaw
Molasses Gang Sticks to Old New York Prankster Tale
In a New York reminiscence John Cameron Swayze recalls the Molasses Gang a trio who feigned tipsiness to loot stores in a half century ago. They poured molasses onto a hat then clobbered the owner and fled with till money amid a drunkenness defense.
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New York
Hudson Dusters
Five Points
Purple Gang
Birds crash into picture windows more often
The Audubon Society reports rising calls from homeowners about birds colliding with home picture windows. The mirrors of bushes and trees lure birds to crash into glass, and aluminum foil around windows is noted as an effective deterrent in many cases.
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The
Audubon Society
Rattler Trade Offer From Sir Edward Sparks Amusing Note
A quirky clipping suggests Sir Edward desires a healthy diamond back rattler while joking about pets including tortoises eagles and raccoons. Taronga in Australia is noted for not keeping such reptiles long in the climate, and the note ends by urging sending an extra diamond back to Sir Edward.
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Taronga
McNaught Syndi- Cale
Jac
Times Square Encounter Shows Ongoing Struggles
A vagrant begs for a nickel near Times Square, asking for coffee money. The narrator notes the man has not had a cup since the end of World War II, illustrating lingering postwar hardship and disillusionment in the city.
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Times Square
Mac
Monroe News Star Heralds Independent Stance in Local Coverage
The Monroe News-Star asserts it is an independent newspaper printing news accurately and supporting what it believes is right. It outlines editorial stance, listing publishers and staff roles while noting Associated Press affiliation and national ad reps.
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Monroe
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