NO APPEASEMENT IN UN CHINA REQUEST
The article critiques Trygve Lie’s Washington talks with President Truman and Secretary Acheson over admitting Communist China to the UN. It argues the United States will not bow to Moscow and warns appeasement invites greater concessions, likening it to prewar Munich policy and urging merit based UN membership.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Washington
Truman
Acheson
Lie
China
Russia
United States
U. S
Moscow
Truman Plan for Foreign Aid Moves Ahead in Senate
Despite GOP opposition the Point 4 provision of the 3.2 billion foreign aid package clears the Senate 47 to 27. The aim is to help undeveloped regions through U S technical aid to raise productivity and living standards, with 35 million for Point 4. Critics warn of rising expectations and potential expansion of American generosity.
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Truman
Senate
United States
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Pre-fab meats spark debate in restaurant press
The Wall Street Journal highlights pre-fabricated meats as ready-cut steaks chops and roasts from packers. Restaurateurs gain cost certainty for menus while critics fear losing traditional meat origins and sentiment. The piece notes broader economic and political asides on public opinion and policy.
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Millennium
The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Restaurateur
Acheson urges vigilance and unity against Cold War threats
In a Library of Congress address tied to Memorial Day reflections, Secretary Acheson stresses remaining armed and strong to curb communism and extend protection globally. He notes European leaders favor international cooperation and warn against a new war, citing Schuman, Benelux, Churchill and Allied memory as guiding forces.
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Dean Acheson
Congress
Europe
Russia
Acheson
United States
Library of Congress
George C. Marshall
Robert Schuman
Council of Europe
Strasbourg
Benelux
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Winston Churchill
United States of Europe
Denmark
Soviet Russia
Stalingrad
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Judge Who Wouldn't Judge
A reflective poem about mothers praised for care and service. The speaker, acting as one of three judges, cannot pick a single winner for mother of the year and instead votes for all to be recognized. The verses honor mothers who love, serve, and live by the golden rule.
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Edgar A. Guest
The Road Has a Turning Says State Police
The State Police warn that overdriving headlights on unfamiliar roads leads to night time crashes. Driving faster than stopping distance under current conditions risks pedestrians and vehicles not being seen in time.
The Parent Problem by Garry C Myers Ph D
Two children far apart in age are poor playmates and need separate playmates. The older can guide the younger, share reading, and improve his own skills. Each child should have own age peers outside the home while the family negotiates ownership and limits to reduce jealousy and foster individual growth.
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East 45Th Street
New York
N. Y
Bible Verse Paraphrase on Obedience Over Sacrifice
A brief quotation emphasizes that obedience is valued above sacrifice and listening matters more than offerings, reflecting a biblical verse’s instruction. The line cites a medieval phrasing of 1 Samuel 22:15 and echoes the call to heed divine guidance over ritual acts.
Symington Faces Tough Civilian Defense Task
Washington reports weigh on W Stuart Symington as he leads the National Security Resources Board and works at a country retreat to craft an overall plan for civilian defense of United States cities in case of atomic bombing. He faces pressure from officials demanding a master system and critics who say defense is impossible.
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Washington
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Symington
St. Louis
America
Robertson
San Francisco
NLRB
Brien McMahon
Atomic Energy Committee
Pearl Harbor
United States
North America
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
U. S. Navy
Baltic
New York
One Man's Opinion on Modern Home Goods Trend
An officer from the Federation of Women's Clubs laments a missing element in the American home beyond time payments. The piece contrasts old neighbors checking for a piano with today’s big screen sets and nonworking households. It notes dealers adding dishes, silver, and cash relief to TV bundles, plus a new infra red grill advertised as quick and cheap.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Detour on Lawrence County Roads Sparks Safety Crusade
A reflective editorial cites French named Mr Detour as a metaphor for road misdirection. It urges better driving habits and warns against game like tag driving by youth and others. It emphasizes shared responsibility to reduce accidents with public awareness and ongoing road improvements.
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Lawrence County
Dixie Inn
Harlansburg
Detour
Lawrence
Nations Speak On Defense And Peace At UN
Secretary of State Acheson warns that without swift defense by free nations security and peace may fail. Senator McCarthy derides him as the red dean. Tito says Yugoslavia stands united to defend socialism. Tingfu Tsiang of the Nationalist government warns the UN against appeasing aggressors.
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Acheson
Sen. McCarthy
Wis
Red Dean
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
Tingfu F. Tsiang
United Nations
Stop Me by Bennett Cerf and Lounge Tour Anecdotes
Hy Gardner attended a country tour party where guests were removed by 7.4 AM. A drunken charm boy was found asleep in a bathtub with a bottle bearing his name and contact plea. Paderewski wowed New York with flawless technique as officials and musicians recalled his era.
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Hy Gardner
Paderewski
New York
East
Padewer
Bennet
King Ventures
Acheson In Action in Washington and Europe
Secretary Acheson’s 17 months in the State Department keep a volatile course from triumphs abroad to domestic scrutiny. His Europe tour boosted Atlantic Pact unity, raised questions of sovereignty surrender, and drew mixed support from lawmakers as Congress weighs embracing his foreign program.
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Acheson
State Department
Congress
Rogland
Cyrano de Bergerac
de Guiche
Cyrano
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Hiss
Washington
Harry Gold
Army
Commerce Department
Remington
Lee
Tydings Committee
Justice Department
London
Paris
Europe
France
Germany
Britain
Russia
Knowland
Calif
Taft
Ohio Statesman
Iron Curtain
McCarthy
Looking At Life By ERICH BRANDEIS
Knocking America has become fashion says Brandeis a critique of national woes and whiners who travel to Europe yet refuse to live there. He argues America offers freedom and self‑ownership while critics complain of taxes crime and welfare and still enjoy the country they critique.
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Mr. Jones
Kentucky
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