Reaction to Korea War Draws Echoes of Europe Crisis
An editorial argues U S intervention in Korea signals resolve to the non Communist world while Moscow reacts cautiously. It compares Korea to Germany and notes lessons for future military use. It praises Britain for fleet support and warns Russia uses undeclared wars. It recalls a 1939 Soviet Japan clash costing 20 000 lives.
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Fireworks danger urged to save eyes this Fourth
A vintage Illinois warning recounts 303 fireworks accidents in 1950s celebrations, with five deaths and 60 eye injuries. The 1942 anti-fireworks law reduced harm, and World War II era bans halted explosions. Illinois improved in 1947 with 51 accidents, none fatal or eye related. Frank H Woods Jr urges enforcement and public cooperation to prevent duds and protect sight.
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Frank H. Woods, Jr
Illinois Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Polio Q and A column answers readers questions
Dr Jordan answers weekly reader questions on polio including mild cases without paralysis, tonsil removal during polio season, exercise effects before and after onset, immunity in older people, urban versus rural incidence, and polio's death toll relative to other diseases.
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Jordan
Democracy Rallies in Face of Korean Crisis
In a strong call for Western unity, the piece praises Britain's fast naval aid to the United States in Korea as a clear signal of democratic resolve. It argues that decisive Western action deters communist aggression, notes Moscow’s cautious initial reactions, and emphasizes that democracy must stand firm to avert another world war.
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United States
America
Moscow
Korea
Washington committee meetings mark day of action on arms and aid
Today in Washington committees hold 9 a.m. sessions to resume debate on foreign arms programs. Atomic Energy officials debate Sumner Pike nomination at 8:30 a.m. Appropriations reviews foreign aid in closed session. Tax cuts and other bills advance as 10-day holiday looms. Interstate panel considers banning gambling machines in shipments. Foreign Affairs weighs fate of Mexican flags captured in a war. President Truman conducts a 2 p.m. news conference.
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Interstate
Foreign Affairs Committee
Mexico
Wild Goat Horizontal Puzzle Clues Revealed
A compact listing decodes across a newspaper puzzle with across and down clues. Many entries name animals plants actions and common terms, including depictions of a goat, pauses, examinations, and many geographic or scientific terms.
Be An Informed And Balanced Christian
A reflective exhortation urges Christians to read more, think clearly, and discipline the mind. It emphasizes becoming educated beyond comfort zones, regularly informing oneself, and reviewing judgments while seeking to be a better, more disciplined workman for God.
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Wesley
Abingedon-Cokesbury Press
New York
Nashville
Changed Course River Flow Reverses to Gulf Route
A historic engineering feat redirects the Chicago river from Lake Michigan toward the Gulf of Mexico. Human ingenuity alters a waterway directing its flow away from the lake, reshaping regional hydrology and navigation.
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Chicago River
Lake Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
Nine Capitals The United States Show Twelve Locations
The United States has had nine different capitals: York, Lancaster, Germantown and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, Princeton and Trenton in New Jersey, Baltimore, Md., New York City, and Washington, D. C.
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Princeton
Trenton
New Jersey
Baltimore
You Answer The Phone For Another Family Member
A telephone etiquette note instructs to respond politely and place the caller on hold while you locate the intended recipient. The correct approach is to say Just a moment please and inform the person who is wanted rather than shouting across the room.
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