Enigmatic Kremlin reshuffles spark debate on Soviet policy
Observers assess a wave of ambassador recalls from the United States Britain China and East Germany with Andrei Gromyko moved to Britain amid speculation of a new peace offensive Bevanite influence and Churchill government risks are discussed while insiders warn Russia will persist in infiltration and disruption.
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Russia
United States
Britain
China
East Germany
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Aneurin Bevan
Churchill
Bevanites
SS United States Delivers New York Welcome For European Voyage
The SS United States lies in New York harbor ahead of its first European trip. Spectators lined Gravesend Bay as crowds cheered the ship, hailed as a marvel of American shipbuilding and a fast passenger liner with naval auxiliary potential. Secretary Sawyer and Maritime Administration officials say the cost is worthwhile and the vessel can swiftly convert for troop transport in 24 hours.
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Pier 86
Hudson
S. S. United States
New York
Europe
United States
America
Gravesend Bay
James River
Hampton Roads
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Maritime Administration
Newport News
Fine Holds Delaware Delegates Steady In 1948 GOP Vote
Governor John S. Fine wields influence over Pennsylvania's 70 delegates to the Chicago Republican national convention, asserting control over their final choice. The piece notes risks of delaying action, recalls 1940 Pennsylvania tactics, and mentions other political and cultural items in a wide column.
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John S. Fine
The
Sun
Political Sun
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Governor Fine
Taft
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Psychology Warfare Probed in Yalu Air Raids
In a wide analysis John H. Martin reports on American raids near the Yalu river power plants as a test of wartime psychology. Clement Attlee warns the move could trigger a regional or wider war, prompting U.N. and British debates on Korea policy and allied tensions.
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Yalu River
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Manchuria
Attlee
One Man's Opinion on Tax Promises and Confidence
Walter Kiernan notes Averell Harriman calls tax cut talk dishonest yet appealing. He recalls past promises to cut taxes, critics the pledges failed while voters re-elected those who made them. Harriman centers debate on confidence in America and hopes for clarity at the convention.
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Averell Harriman
Ave
America
Washington Calling on Perilous Cold War Moves
Marquis Childs reports from Washington on a Senate Armed Services Committee warning from Secretary Lovett that weeks ahead hold great peril. He notes a rising Russian campaign against the United States and the prospect of a new aggression possibly at the East German West German border with Berlin a priority target.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Robert Lovett
Defense Department
Lovett
Berlin
Dean Acheson
Vienna
America
NATO
UN and UK leaders comment as war talk rises
From UN New York to London and Washington the day features Col Ben C Limb defending Korea, John Selwyn Lloyd rebutting Attlee’s charge on extending the war, and Spence criticizing amendments to the controls bill as useless after a patient is dead.
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London
John Selwyn Lloyd
Clement Attlee
Red China
Washington
House Banking Committee
Spence
Kentucky
Fisherman Musings On Sky, Wind, And Human Nature
The poem reflects a fisherman watching clouds and weather and pondering God’s plan of good and ill. He compares calm kindness to the danger of anger, noting no bite but clearing his mind and leaving grave doubts behind.
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God
Edgar A. Guest
Financier and Statesman Wm C Whitney Dies 1904
Wm C Whitney born July 15 1841 in Conway Massachusetts. Yale and Harvard Law graduate. Practiced law in New York City and opposed the Tweed ring. As New York City corporation counsel he saved millions in suits. Served as Secretary of the Navy 1885 to 1889 and helped modernize the Navy. Died in New York City February 2 1904.
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Wm. C. Whitney
Conway
Mass
Yale University
Harvard Law School
New York City
New York
Navy
Grover Cleveland
Washington Street Railway Company
Summer Homes and the Surly Side of Relaxation
A humorous critique of renting summer homes. The author lampoons the forced amenities, endless activities, and awkward social dynamics of guest and host life in New Canaan. He jokes about frogs, lawns, daily exertion, noisy entertainment, farfetched travel to reach the retreat, and a smoky outdoor barbecue.
Me To You Flash from Texas Junior Chamber tripco
Two New Castle citizens Tony Crane and Dr Leo Ryglinski traveled with a 20 member Pennsylvanian Jaycee caravan to Dallas to attend the Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. They met figures Kefauver and Russell, rode in convertibles, and attended rodeo and dinners. The GNCA will run a July 15 Bloodmobile visit to New Castle to support men in Korea.
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Bell Telephone
Oy Mail
Lawrence
Butler
Mercer
Beaver
Audit Bureau of Circulations
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
West 44Th St
Philadelphia
Weightman
Pittsburon
Commerce
Detroit
West Lerned St
Chicago
Michigan Square
National Advertising
Pred Kimball, Incorporated
International News Service
New Castle
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Tony Crane
Leo Ryglinski
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
Little Washington
Dallas
Dayton
St. Louis
Tulsa
Dispatch
Leo
Tony
Kefauver
Russell
Greater New Castle Association
United States
Korea
GNCA
Eisenhower Faces GOP Threat of Walkout and Unified Leadership
Washington dispatch analyzes the Republican split over Eisenhower, Taft, and the potential for a third party bid. It argues Ike must provide rallying, loyal leadership to unite the party and head off the Big Threat of a walkout before the July 7 convention.
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Washington, D. C
McCarthy
Butler
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Eisenhower
Ike
Europe
Abilene
Taft
Dallas
Ralph Hodgson
Eden
Eve
Gates
Garden
GOP
Dewey
Stassen’s
Warren
Congress
Cal Coolidge
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Reflecting on Youth and College Pranks
A veteran recalls his college days in Germany and U.S. campus life. He argues youth need freedom to express spirit and recounts pranks, radio station hijinks, nail-biting duels, and dog walks, noting those were his happiest days despite risks.
Right of way conflicts urged by state police
State Police warn that many motorists will fight for the right of way regardless of danger and consequences. They urge yielding the right of way if an accident is possible, noting being right does not pay hospital bills or guarantee safety.
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Truman-Acheson
Truman
Acheson
Department of State
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
London
Paris
Bonn
Germany
New Canaan
Conn
Weismuller
Bible Thought On Justice And Judgment
A short devotional note cites Proverbs 21 3 stating that doing justice and judgment is more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice. The text emphasizes moral duty over ritual offerings.
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Jacob FP. Rentz
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Richard E Rents
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Pull
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Wees
International New Service
Kremlin
John H. Martin
U. S
U. N
Mark W. Clark
West
South Korea
Moscow
Laborites
U.S
Bevan
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Hitler
Mussolini
Munich
Walter Kiernan
Marquis Childs
Reds
Nazi Germany
United Features Syndicate, Inc
United Nations
N. Y
Ben C. Limb
Republic of Korea
Just Folks
Folks of
Henry McLemore
General Grant
Fisenhower and
Bolters
Holmes Alexander
Cornell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Bible Thought
H. T. Webster
Roy
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