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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1952
Page
4
The piece urges avoiding Soviet controlled areas and arming U S planes to respond if attacked. It argues diplomacy and ransom rarely recover lives or aircraft, and warns only by surpassing Kremlin strength can the outlaws be deterred, with war risks weighed against inaction.
The piece argues the 1950s presidential campaign reveals unprecedented attention to candidates private lives including health earnings and school records. It notes such disclosures may curb rumor channels and push voters toward real issues despite remaining uncertainties about timing and impact.
Washington report surveys international law issues shaping U S tidelands oil case including baselines for three mile limits and the Anglo Norwegian fish decision. Rep Clair Engle chairs a subcommittee studying Marginal Sea limits to be considered by the new Congress.
A compact crossword clue set lists horizontal and vertical entries for a puzzle titled Screen Actress. Items include definitions for a New Guinea region part and other common crossword words across categories.
The Albert Lea Tribune notes 42 percent of draft eligibles in the Korean War are rejected as unfit, up 6 percent from World War II, highlighting the shock of unfitness during the military draft.
The U S Court of Appeals reversed the conviction of Denis W Delaney former Internal Revenue collector in Boston in a case linked to bribes and falsified tax liens The ruling challenges congressional probes of executive and judicial branches and raises questions about Truman administration cooperation The piece ties the delay to the Alger Hiss and Fall cases and recounts the Boston office investigations and prior inquiries into Treasury operations.
Gary Boruff of the Prairie Ramblers is among 11 outstanding Four-H members and 27 project winners in Rock Island County. Awards honor leadership and three years in Four-H. Also noted are CES Past Matrons Club activities and future meetings, plus visits by Master Sgt Kenneth O'Donnell and family.
The world's largest ocean terminal sits at Southampton England, stretching 1200 feet in length with a triple deck arrangement. This facility marks a major upgrade in harbor capacity and cargo handling efficiency.
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