Gromyko Named Ambassador to London Amid Shifts in Soviet Diplomacy
The Kremlin announces a fourth ambassadorial change with Andrei A. Gromyko, deputy foreign minister and long-time UN envoy, set to head Moscow’s mission in London. Analysts note Bevan’s rising influence in Britain and Russia’s aim to maneuver toward less US alignment, while intra-Kremlin politics continue to shape high level postings.
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Kremlin
Minsk
London
Andrei A. ‘Gromyko
Gromyko
Russia
United Nations
Lenin
Stalin
Vishinsky
Maxim Litvinoff
League of Nations
Litvinoff
Aneurin Bevan
Britain
Bevan
United States
Polio Fight Urges Sanitary Habits and Prevention
Dr. Henry W. Kumm of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urges hopeful progress in polio prevention. Scientists confirm the polio germ enters via the mouth, so children must eat and drink safe, sanitary items, wash hands, and keep away from flies to curb spread.
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Henry W. “Kumm
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Kumm
Salutations Reform Comment Sparks Civic Debate
A columnist argues for changing common greetings to more newsworthy exchanges. The piece recalls past salutations from Ah there to Hey rube, notes waving and a hat touch as amiable gestures, and comments on social speed and a cold war world. It ends with a note on the worm turning after a Connecticut incident.
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Howdyedo
Rube
Little Denmark Defends NATO Stand Against Soviet Threat
Denmark warns Moscow its fighter pilots will shoot back if attacked over the Baltic as it reaffirms NATO loyalty after Sweden accuses Soviet jets of downing a Swedish patrol. The piece links Denmark’s strategic position, wartime memory, and ramped anti aircraft defense with Denmark joining NATO under a Labor party shift.
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NATO
Moscow
Baltic Sea
Sweden
Russia
New York City
West
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Germany
Red Army
Baltic
Jutland
North German
North Sea
U. S
United States
Copenhagen
Europe
Hitler
Social Democratic
Eisenhower
Britain
United Nations Exchange on Germ Warfare Debate
United Nations reports Ernest A. Gross stating the U S has never used germ warfare and calls for absolute elimination of such weapons. Soviet delegate Jacob Malik denounces the charges as slander. In Rome actress Ingrid Bergman joyfully confirms the birth of twin girls praising God's gift.
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United Nations
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Jacob Malik
Rome
Ingrid Bergman
Yale Atom Smasher and Ivy League Rivalry
Yale plans an atom smasher set for fall while humorously clashing with Harvard over defense and chlorophyll puns. The piece notes Harvard's own machine to smash Yale and hints at Eli’s readiness for Saturday football.
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Yale
Harvard
Atom
Hickman
Eli
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A nostalgic verse celebrating a grandfather and his grandson. The speaker fondly recalls the child’s strong legs bright eyes and keen ears while noting how years take their toll on the elder. The poem pleads to see a grandson who will become like the speaker at four.
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Edgar A. Guest
Bowman's Career Highlights From Cincinnati to TV Detective
Folklore in this piece traces motion picture actor and TV star Tee Bowman born December 28, 1914 in Cincinnati. It notes his switch from law to stage, early stock and radio work, film debut I Met Him in Paris, varied movie roles, and his rise as television's Ellery Queen.
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Tee Bowman
Cincinnati
Hollywood
Paris
Madrid
Victor Herbert
Wyoming
Buck Privates
Television
Ellery Queen
Forest acreage and scripture quote in one notice
The text notes the United States national forests cover about 228,759,969 acres. It also contains a biblical quotation from Mark 13 31 about heaven and earth passing away but Jesus words enduring.
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Mark
United States National Forests
Summer Warnings and Odd News From A Throughline
The piece urges enjoying summer while warning of approaching winter and mentions a fluorescent light that delivers vitamins, welfare rules allowing TV sets, plans to fluoridate city water, a cited well in Portsmouth West Virginia, and a claim from Russia about the streetcar with a Sputnik era jab at Toonerville U. S. A.
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Pittsburgh
Portsmouth
W. Va
West Virginia
Eisenhower Strategy Tops Taft in Upcoming Convention Fight
Washington preview outlines a Taft Ike clash with a second ballot path. California Michigan and Pennsylvania are key states. Knowland is groomed as Ike's running mate with Warren's backing. Lame duck committees and taft loyalists threaten the Chicago convention machinery.
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Eisenhower
California
Earl Warren
Ike
Michigan
Pennsylvania
John Fine
William F. Knowland
Warren
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Land
Arthur Summerfield
Summerfield
Chicago
Einsenhower
Minnesota
Roy Dunn
George Etzell
Elmer Anderson
F. Peavey Heffelfinger
Iowa
Harrison Spangler
Man
Robert C. Goodwin
Vermont
James Dewey
Edward Janeway
National Committee
Maine
About Women Observations From A Satirical Column
A satirical column surveys how women influence men through cooking, crying, dressing, and homes. It notes women’s toughness, fashion timing, and marital impact while poking fun at gender roles and social expectations with humorous sharpness.
Eisenhower and Liberals in a Dark-Horse Fight
A Washington column links Eisenhower’s GOP prospects to a struggling campaign image. It argues liberal critics misread Ike’s true stance, notes backers’ missteps with Taft-like positions, and compares the race to Walter Johnson’s 1925 World Series loss yet enduring success.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Walter Johnson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Peckinpaugh
Johnson
Eisenhower
Senators Lodge
Duff
Ike
Lodge-Duff
Taft
Washington Post
Kansas
Thomas Dewey
Lodge
Washington, D. C
Looking At Life: A Gardena Letter About Marriage
A Gardena man defends American husbands, arguing they love their wives and families despite criticism that men hurry and show love less. He praises his own dozen years of marriage, playful family life, and time for stories and affection, while noting a few dissenters. The column closes with a note on cacao beans as ancient Mexican exchange.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Eisenhower
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Gardena
Los Angeles
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