West Germany Pact Faces Russian Pressure and Crisis
The piece analyzes the Bonn peace treaty and six nation military pact shaping Western security against Soviet leverage. It notes East German no man’s land, line cuts, travel curbs, and a looming ratification battle in France and West Germany, with Communist groups opposing progress and a broader question of whether Moscow will escalate or seek restraint.
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Russia
Bonn
West Germany
Paris
East Germany
Kremlin
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
West Berlin
Western Germany
France
Portland Oregonian
Reds Seize Koje Pretext For New Korean War Offense
The Koje island clash involving American paratroopers and communist prisoners of war in compound 76 ends in at least 30 red deaths and one American. Truce talks stall amid Koje tensions as spy links and alleged prisoner mistreatment surface. General Boatner defends actions under Geneva Convention questions. Western leaders fear a renewed communist offensive aided by Russian arms, though UN firepower remains superior.
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Red High Command
Korea
Koje
Washington
U. N
High Command
Tokyo
Koje Island
Col
Lee Hak Koo
U. S
Haydon L
the Bull
Boatner
Mark W. Clark
U.N
Clark
Clarks
Nam II
Mary Bard Promotes Feminine 4 Fs for Women Over 40
New York doctor’s wife Mary Bard defies aging myths by praising women who stay vibrant after 40. She cites Gloria Swanson and Ann Delafield to argue life begins at 40 and beauty can endure beyond middle age.
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Mary Bard
New York
Mrs. Bard
Gloria Swanson
Greer Arson
Ann Delafield
Fair Sex
World tourism grows despite looming war alarms
Americans prepare for Europe visits as tens of thousands seek steamship and plane travel for vacations business or study. Observers note such tourism reflects a willingness to live with global instability while promoting cross border understanding.
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Europe
One Man's Opinion on Las Vegas and Nuclear Tests
Walter Kiernan riffs on atomic experiments near Las Vegas and the black market of traps and gambling. He jokes the real weapon is money from slot machines and suggests spies would fail without Las Vegas profits funding bigger mushroom clouds.
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Las Vegas
Commies
Atom Research
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
An eight stanza reminiscence recalls a mother guiding mornings with breakfast, chores, schooling, and tidy rooms. The poem ends with her quiet relief as the children are tucked in and the house settles for the night.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Inside Washington March of Events analysis
United States policy makers fear fascist resurgence in Italy and West Germany as Neo-Fascists and Neo-Nazis gain traction. Washington steps up pressure while Latin America wobbles between alignment with the US and Arab-Asian blocs amid economic and social strains. Political maneuvering over Social Security reforms flavors the 1952 election outlook as Republicans fear a boomerang.
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Washington
United States
Italy
West Germany
Latin America
United Nations
UN General Assembly
President Truman urged steel seizure law over Taft Hartley clash
Senator Taft condemned the presidents plan as inviting sabotage of the Taft Hartley act. General MacArthur, named Republican convention keynoter, voiced honor but serious doubts about meeting the duties.
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Truman
Congress
Taft
Ohio
General MacArthur
Sheriff Seizes Slot Machines in Western Raid
An alert western sheriff confiscated a wagon-load of slot machines in a raid. The owners demanded authority for the seizure, and the judge supported the action. The machines were destroyed amid legal scrutiny. Also noted is a humorous Chamber of Commerce talk detailing political cow metaphors across ideologies.
Actor Robert Paige Born in Indianapolis in 1910
The young actor Robert Paige was born in Indianapolis Indiana on December 2 1910. He attended West Point and spent six years in radio before moving to films. His filmography includes Smart Blonde Meet the Girl Friend Murder in Swingtime and You Can't Win followed by Frontier Badmen Mr Big Son of Dracula Sherlock Holmes in Washington Fired Wife Follow the Boys Her Primitive Man Can't Help Singing You Can't Ration Love.
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Robert Paige
Indianapolis
Ind
West Point
Washington
Bible Thought on Obedience and Healing Admonition
A Bible verse from Exodus 15 26 emphasizes listening to God obeying commands and keeping statutes to avoid diseases and receive healing. The text frames the Lord as healer and protector promising health to the obedient.
Snead Will Win Open Predicted By Writer In Dallas
Dallas writer predicts Sam Snead will win the National Open in Dallas. He rates Snead as golf’s best hitter and contends Snead may surpass Hogan and Nelson, despite Snead’s advancing years. He offers round-by-round scores: 69 70 70 69, and bets heavily on Snead if accurate.
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Dallas
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Sam
Snead
Jones
Guldahl
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Little Mothers Club
Dick Andrade
Roland Bond
Doug Forbes
Sylvester Davis
Buddy Fogelson
Andrade
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Cascade Park pool reopens with townwide inspection invite
Me To You Chester notes corn growth and road repairs in southern Ohio as residents prepare for Cascade Park pool reopening. City officials, including Councilman Medure, welcome visitors to inspect the newly renovated facility funded by taxpayers. Father’s Day and Flag Day reminders follow with calls for pride in the USA.
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Cascade Park Pool
Joseph Medure
South Dakota Victory May Be Costly for Taft
A Marquis Childs dispatch discusses Taft campaign tactics in South Dakota where a slim margin in delegates sparked debate over propaganda lines. It notes ads portraying Taft as anti military aid, charges about Eisenhower and slave labor, and key counties Hutchinson and Turner showing Taft strength.
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South Dakota
Robert A. Taft
Washington
Taft
United States
Taft Committee
UMIT
Truman
America
Eisenhower
Bob Taft
UMT
Acheson
Soviet
Russia
Germany
United Nations
Hutchinson
Turner County
Sioux Falls
West Point
Howitzer
Ike Eisenhower
The
Patriotic Tract Society
St. Louis
Vic Johnston
Joe McCarthy
Wisconsin
Johnston
Harold Stassen
Thomas C. Coleman
Madison
Coleman
McCarthy
Stassen
Coleman-Johnston
Texas
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
What Makes a Classic Says Erich Brandeis
In Looking At Life, Erich Brandeis argues that a classic endures because it remains true and emotionally resonant across ages. He uses Aesop’s fable The Ass and the Lion's Skin to illustrate timeless relevance and notes how high society menus in Washington echo the braying tone of public figures.
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Aesop
Christ
Washington
Gwen Cafritz
Robert Guggenheim
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Athanase Politis
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