Armas Emerges as Key Figure in Guatemala Crisis
The piece frames Colonel Armas as the symbol in the Guatemala revolt against a Moscow-backed government led by Arbenz. It notes U.S. concern over communism in the region, the role of the Organisation of American States, and Washington’s cautious approach while warning that force is the language the communists understand.
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Guatemala
Colonel Armas
Arbenz
Armas
Arbenz Clique
U. S
Western Hemisphere
Washington
Organization of American States
Hemisphere
Stay or Evacuate in Atomic Threat Dilemma
In the atomic age the policy debate centers on evacuation versus stay and defend. Officials report 70 critical target cities lack evacuation drills and warn that rapid, panicked dispersal could cause more harm than bombing. A military expert cites London’s prewar decentralization as a model yet stresses detailed planning and practice are essential.
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London
3-D Drivers on the Fourth of July Traffic
The National Safety Council warns of 3-D drivers on the holiday roads dumb daring deadly and in the minority. More than 40 million vehicles will travel five billion miles in a three day period with 261 killed last Fourth of July and 362 Memorial Day fatalities. A nationwide safety campaign offers five tips to reduce danger including starting early and slowing 10 miles per hour, obeying speed limits, careful passing, maintaining stopping distance, and signaling early before turns.
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National Safety Council
Ned H Dearborn
Pravda marks 13th anniversary of Nazi invasion with anti US stance
The Soviet Pravda editorial denounces United States imperialism, claims US plans a new war, and recalls Moscow’s 1941 lend-lease appeal. It notes Soviet Russia’s postwar flipflops by Communist parties and accuses Western powers of delayed aid and shifting alliances during World War II.
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Pravda
Soviet Russia
United States
Hitler
Poland
Baltic States
Russia
Stalin
Constantine Oumansky
Moscow
McCarthy Hearings Echo Nazi Power Tactics in Analysis
Washington columnist compares Senator McCarthy to Hitler era actors tracing similar techniques of power. Wheeler Bennett analysis notes attacks on legal procedure and military loyalty echo Weimar dynamics, warning of dangerous precedent if civilian authority remains sidelined.
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Washington
McCarthy
Germany
France
Italy
America
Europe
Hitler
Geremany
Jn Wheeler Bennett
Oxford University
Nassim
Wheeler- Bennett
Grant
Sandal
Masi
Fisenhower
Weimar Republic
Finance and Industry
von Slindenburg
Hitler Chandéeller
McCarthy Army
Senator McCarthy
Japanese Politician 97 Quits After 55 Years in Office
A veteran Japanese politician who never lost an election in 55 years has retired at age 97. Analysts suggest he decided there is no longer a kick in winning and he leaves a long record of political wins behind.
Closed Corporation or Atlantic Union in Churchill’s Frame
The piece argues for a Franco German and broader Atlantic Union under English as a unifying language. It critiques overreach of globalism, urges a return to Churchill’s fraternal association, and notes Britain’s western focus and colonial history as context for a language based alliance.
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Washington,d. C
Winston Churchill
Winston
Fulton
Missouri
Churchill
Union
Britain
Atlantic Basin
US A
Canada
Great Britain
NATO
France
Germany
Italy
Europe
U.S.A
Winston the Great
Commonwealth
Korea
Indo-China
Asia
India
Pakistan
Burma
England
Australia
Turkey
National Bow Tie Week and Other June Moments
The piece highlights National Bow Tie Week June 20, National Iced Tea Time June 21 to July 20, and mentions Dairy Month Ragweed Control Month and American Freshwater Pearl Month. It offers light commentary on bow ties, iced tea habits, and playful quips about monthly observances.
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United States
Living Drink
Off To The Mountains With A Harp And Rolls Royce
Frederick C. Othman recalls a trip to the Pennsylvania mountains with friends John and Hilda Hosfeld and their harp playing daughter Ann. The piece blends travel, Mennonite country scenes, and diary tones with a tale of Stanley Spencer dairy farming and his 1933 Rolls Royce cabriolet, now valued as an antique as the family anticipates Europe and a summer tour.
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Roxbury
John
Hilda Hosfeld
Ann
Pennsylvania
Stanley Spencer
Rolls Royce
Spencer
Schenectady
N. Y
Buck
Charlotte
Chambersburg
Stanley
Europe
Why Stars Earn Big Money Bragging as Vulgarity
Erich Brandeis examines articles about Eartha Kitt Marlene Dietrich and Red Buttons noting weekly grosses and lavish outfits. He argues publicizing earnings fuels vulgar materialism while Americans are true idealists, citing a Pensacola letter blaming wealth bragging for lost faith and quoting Shakespeare.
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Eartha Kitt
Marlene Dietrich
New York
Zara Gabor
Liberace
Mabel Schmalz
Pensacola
Fla
Mr. Shakespeare
Notable US Senators Speak On Freedom And Age
In Washington, Senator Al Gore of Tennessee warns that isolationism is a danger. Senator Theodore Francis Green of Rhode Island, turning 87, argues aging should not force surrender of activities or purpose.
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Washington
Albert Gore
Tennessee
United States
Theodore Francis Green
Rhgie Island
Fritz Busch a German Conductor and Exile
Born March 13 1890 in Sieben Germany Fritz Busch studied at the Conservatorium of Cologne and led the Rica orchestra in 1909 He directed music in Aachen Stuttgart and Dresden conducting at Bayreuth Salzburg and Glyndebourne He left Germany in 1933 naturalized Argentine citizen and came to the United States in 1941 guest conductor with the New York Philharmonic and led operas for the Metropolitan Opera Co
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Sieben
Germany
Fritz Busch
Conservatorium of Cologne
Rica
Aachen
Stuttgart
Dresden
Bayreuth
Salzburg
Glynnebourne
England
Argentina
United States
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Metropolitan Opera Co
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Latin America
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Spain
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Bible Thought
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