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Hoover critiques world peace efforts and rise of power politics
Former President Hoover says the world has backslid from collective security and remains prey to power politics. He notes the UN erosion of U S leadership, highlights NATO and regional blocs, and observes Britain joining the power politics contest with the Reds.
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Air Force Academy to be located in Colorado Springs
The decision to place the new Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs clears the path for early establishment of the school. Colorado Springs offers practical advantages, access to mountains and varied weather, aiding land based air operation training and aiming to become a premier institution of its kind.
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Funston says stock market not repeat of 1929 despite similarities
Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange argues that market comparisons to 1929 are misleading. He notes currency value, trading volume, and institutional ownership differences show today’s market is healthier and more investment oriented than in 1929, countering gloom and propaganda.
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Opinions on socialism and free enterprise in two city views
In St Francisville Louisiana the Democrat rails against socialism communism and the welfare state arguing they share the same benefits obligations and rewards. In Bay City Michigan the Valley Farmer defends free enterprise as an interdependent system where every industry factory tool and even single businesses are connected to the broader economy.
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Civilianizing the Military Undermines War Readiness
Robert C. Ruark argues civilian control of the armed forces weakens military effectiveness. He criticizes politics overtaking strategy, McCarthy era clashes, universal military training opposition, and draft turmoil. He warns that elected influence risks eroding decisive leadership and national defense.
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Asian defense plans loom as Nehru shuns aggression
chaotic OCR summary notes Premier Chou Enlai visiting India and Burma amid Southeast Asia defense talks with Britain and the United States. Nehru warns against foreign intervention while communists are accused of invading Vietnam and Cambodia. Western observers weigh the implications for Asia and a broader defense pact.
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Try And Stop Me by Bennett Cere
A quirky fragment describes a New York ad venture and a cropper in romance. Jack Cohn of Columba Pictures muses on a rival film while his family reacts and audiences reportedly walk out. The piece ends with a sharp verdict on the picture.
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Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
A nostalgic poem celebrates a boastful grandpa and his stories from coast to coast. It reflects on family lore and admiration for a revered elder who once played golf and later became a respected public figure. The piece ends by noting Frank Clement of Tennessee and his legal and political career highlights.
Stay out of this hemisphere a universal rule
Column reflects Henry Cabot Lodge advising the UN Security Council and criticizes U S policy in hemispheric affairs. It argues for a noninterventionist, multilateral peace approach and contrasts Western imperialism with Communist economic models. The piece cites Wilson and Roosevelt, mentions United Fruit Company, and ends with a religious cue.
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An Hour With Neptune on the Beach
Imaginative scene on the shore as the speaker meets a white-haired crowned figure at dusk. The vision leads to a submerged wreck with treasure and ghostly sailors, while the sea king hints at unlocks and secrets of the ocean. The dreamlike encounter ends with the narrator near nine o clock, feet wet from the tide.
Pipe Smoker’s Dilemma From A Watchful Eye Column
The writer chronicles attempts to quit cigarettes by taking up a pipe, noting health and cost issues, tobacco varieties, and social reactions. He details pipe costs, maintenance gear, and the opinions of a dentist and public figures, ending with a humorous doubt about quitting versus returning to smoking.
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Looking At Life By ERICH BRANDEIS
The essay reflects on optimism and history criticizing modern political brinkmanship. It contrasts past citizen virtues with current chaos and warns of a loss of faith, discipline, and civil discourse, hoping for guidance perhaps from Ezekiel.
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You re Telling Me! Mars and Hoosier Line in sunlit tour
A quirky collage covers Mars visits and a historic rail line in Indiana the Hoosier Line marks its birthday. The piece notes distant planetary tours and local rail nostalgia with playful wordplay and social quips. It hints at public sentiment about vacations and mass travel impacting 100 million Americans.
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