World peace bonds proposed to fund UN development
A commentator suggests selling UN peace bonds in small units to fund the World Bank projects. The idea envisions using investor funds for hydro power, rail, and farm machinery to reduce hunger and poverty, while promoting world unity and countering communism. Such bonds would require practical marketing and political buy in before implementation.
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United States
United Nations
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
World Brotherhood
Iraq
Turkey
Ethiopia
Knowledge is Power and the Appalachian Trail Trek
A Cincinnati study links TV time to child development and suggests three coping methods for families. Dorothy Finkeler argues gossip drains emotion, while Dorothy M. Martin recounts a 2100 mile Appalachian Trail journey from Mt. Oglethorpe to Mt. Katahdin, noting a GI hiker completed it in four months and the final trail section was cleared last June.
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Dorothy C. Finkeler
Mt. Oglethorpe
Mt. Katahdin
Maine
Dorothy M. Martin
American Forests” Magazine
Gathete Duet
Tomorrow World War II United Nations Analysis
Tomorrow One World editor argues the United Nations has failed to prevent wars and that the United States must stand behind a reformed UN with real enforcement power. The piece criticizes isolationism, credits Western plans like Truman and Marshall, and calls for a federal world government.
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United Nations
Europe
South Korea
Washington
Korea
United States
New York Times
the Times
Russia
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
International School of Geneva Showcases Harmony Across Nations
In Geneva, the International School of Geneva educates 600 students from 36 nations in French and English, fostering cooperation and mutual respect. The article notes the school’s origins with the League of Nations and urges diplomats to learn from its example of unity without prejudice.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
League
United Nations
United States
Russia
England
Iran
Israel
Arabia
France
Pakistan
Emancipation and Education for Freed Slaves
Winthrop argues the founding fathers secured a republic but warns slavery remains half abolished. He calls for universal education for emancipated people to ensure justice, welfare, and the integrity of the elective franchise across the Union.
Dearest Punky and the Empty Nook of Home
A mother recalls the day she saw her child depart for Eagles Nest camp and the house left in disarray. She tending pets, like turtles and cats, and reflects on the quiet, bittersweet Summer apart from the harried, clacking typewriter at night.
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Dearest
Punky
Winter Park
Eagles Nest Camp
Animals unite across species in peace and lessons for humanity
The piece recalls Cubby the dog and Nuisance the kitten forming a unlikely friendship, showing how love defeats distrust. It parallels courage and mercy with Korea era soldiers who share with the vulnerable, urging good will and patience toward others. The column ends with a playful anecdote about a bank teller solving a puzzle and a flower shop offering free spring water.
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Cubby
Nuisance
Korea
Anne Merchant
Mount Dora
Chubby
Anne
Gideon and the Faith That Won an Ancient Battle
A Bible commentary likens G I s in Korea to Gideon facing overwhelming Midian forces. It recalls Gideon arming 300 men with lamps and trumpets, using hidden light to confuse the enemy and win a famed victory through faith in God.
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Korea
Pusan
Midian
Gideon
Israel
G.i.s
God
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