Knowland’s Red China U.N. seat threat shakes Washington
Washington reaction rose as Sen Knowland warned he might resign Senate leadership over Red China gaining a U.N. seat and even push for U.S. withdrawal. Democratic leaders questioned the move while warning of profound consequences for U.S. policy and global alliances.
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James Marlow
Washington
United Nations
Sen. Knowland
California
Senate
China
U. N
United States
World Organization
Sen. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate Democrats
Knowland
Red China
America
U.N
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Congress
Private Clem Nears Completion of Basic Training at Fort Leonard Wood
Private Walter H. Clem, son of Mrs. Walter G. Clem of North Market Street, is nearing completion of basic infantry training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, with the 6th Armored Division. The piece also covers U.S. policy debates over Red China’s possible U.N. seating, noting Eisenhower and Dulles’s stance and Senator Knowland’s pressure on foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal‘ter H. Clem
Walter G.clem
North Market Street
Fort Leonard Wood
Ale
Witch
6Th Armored Division
Dulles and Knowland on Red China stance debate
The piece contemplates why Knowland pressed for a stronger U N warning to keep Red China out. It suggests his aim was to push Eisenhower and Dulles toward a more public or decisive position, possibly to bolster Dulles’ influence. It notes the potential impact on the senator and the administration.
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U. N
Congress
Eisenhower
Dulles
Knowland
China
Senate
Red China
Women’s Clubs at Gambrill Park Meet in June
The Gambrill Park club met June 28 at Mrs. Roy Witmer’s home with fifteen members and two guests. Mrs. Schultz led singing, scripture was read, and prayers offered. Talks on Short Course by Mrs. Burdette and Mrs. Pennington noted this as the first year members attended. An auction and a July 19 picnic were planned, with a September white elephant sale to follow. The Pacific Ocean is rougher than the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambrill Park
Roy Witmer
Witmer Witmer
Oscar Schultz Jr
Julian, Harris
Raymond Burdette
Leon Pennington
John Harris Sr
Howard Stup
C. W. Shuff
Mrs. Pennington
Picnics and freezer tips from a 1934 guide
Miss Beatrice Fehr explains outdoor meals and basket picnics with make ahead sandwiches frozen for convenience. She warns about food safety, suggests variety in bread choices, and notes the Golden Medal Holstein sire Creston Grand Slam earning top score and title.
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C. Richard Ahalt
Middletown
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
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