America Becomes Pacific Policeman in Defense of Korea
Editorial argues the United States acts under UN legality as a wartime police role to defend South Korea from Communism. It notes American forces moving to the front, hopes for Korean resilience, and questions Kremlin restraint while pledging U.S. action to contain communism.
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Pacific
United States
South Korea
United Nations
Greece
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Wayne County Publicity Outcry Over Gunman News
Fairfield newspaper blasts sensational gunman coverage after Roy Shelton's slaying. It calls for articles on notable Wayne County residents and past achievements, urging readers and oldtimers to share history of Borah Porterfield Puckett Abe Martin and other distinguished locals.
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Wayne County Record
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Shelton
Illinois
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Evansville
Roy Shelton
Borah
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Porterfield
Puckett
Abe Martin
Timotheus
Wayne
Lausche may back Taft in fall vote
Ohio governor Lausche, a Democrat, hints he might vote for Republican Sen. Taft if national interests align. He praises Taft's Senate record while contrasting opponent Joseph Ferguson, described as a “sleeper” with strong labor backing, and questions Ferguson's value to the country.
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Frank Lausche
Ohio
Robert Taft
Lausche
Taft
Senate
Joseph Ferguson
Mangler
Ferguson
Labor
America's Korea policy as deterrent to wider war
A historic pro peace stance by United States under President Truman is framed as a strong deterrent to a larger war. The piece credits UN led restraint for halting Korean fighting and warns that unchecked Red aggression could embolden Communist expansion across Asia and beyond. It argues the Korea action reinforces the legitimacy of the United Nations and prevents a slide to broader hostilities. Multiple nations and past aggressions are cited to contrast the League of Nations failure with the current coalition effort.
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Burma
India
Tibet
Abundant Living The Christian Fights Ignorance
A meditation on Christianity awakening the mind and expanding intellectual conscience. It argues that faith and thought are intertwined, noting that most higher education originated in the church. The piece urges training of conscience and intellect to know truth, love God with the mind, and overcome intellectual laziness. It closes with a prayer for intellectual sharpness and guidance.
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Christ
Higer
America
Jesus
Lord
God
Paul
The Doctor Says Written for nA Service
Parents should watch for early polio signs as symptoms mimic other illnesses. Low fever dizziness neck stiffness and muscle twitching may appear within hours to days before paralysis, requiring medical attention and careful monitoring for progression. Dr Jordan will answer reader questions weekly in a special column.
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Dr. Jordan
Your Manners When Turning Down a Gift
The guide counsels thanking the offerer while tactfully declining a gift you do not want or need. It explains that declining preserves the giver's feelings and avoids burdening you with unneeded items, suggesting a respectful, considerate approach.
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Sien
Today In WASHINGTON Meets for draft extension vote
Today in Washington a series of hearings and debates unfolds with a 10 am meeting and a 12 noon vote on an extension bill. Officials from the Treasury discuss investigations while committees scrutinize small business aid and arms programs.
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Banking Committee
Lucas
D-Ii
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Treasury Department
Commerce Committee
Philip B. Fleming
Commerce For Transportation
Republican Policy Committee
Sea Creature Crossword Clues and Answers
A compact listing of across and down clues for a themed crossword. Items include maritime creatures, celestial bodies, and common wordplay elements, with entries such as Brave, Dutch city, Smallest State abbr, and various Greek letters and suffixes.
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Brave
Lengthy Niger River Curve Drives Long Flow to Sea
Britannica notes the Niger River rises 150 miles inland from the coast and travels about 2000 miles before emptying into the ocean, its course tracing a large bend.
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