Paradox over Gov Herter as undersecretary of state
The piece questions Gov. Herter of Massachusetts advancing to undersecretary of state and possible grooming to succeed Secretary John Dulles, arguing it would entangle the U.S. further in internationalism and erode sovereign independence while noting Nixon's evolving stance toward Britain and foreign aid.
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Gov. Herter
Massachusetts
Herbert Hoover Jr
John Dulles
United States
Herter
Harold Stassen
Richard Nixon
Stassen
Eisenhower
Hoover
State Department
Nixon
Great Britain
Egypt
Labor Bosses Attack Unions in Indiana Labor Talk
Indiana labor commissioner George F. Hinkle told 3,000 industrialists at the Congress of American Industry that unions spend millions on propaganda to paint management as villains. He warned against union leaders seeking political power and urged counteraction to protect free enterprise and future freedoms.
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Indiana
Congress of American Industry
George F. Hinkle
Madison Avenue
Nation's Press A Law At Work In Industrial Review
A summary from the American Micat Institute explains a price wave from last fall and winter driven by supply and demand. Hers is the charted view from Prof. Sam H Thompson of Iowa State College noting beer and veal surge, hogs rising, and pork output high, with retail prices easing to consumers while producers feel the pipeline.
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Industrial News Review
A.m Economists
American Micat Institute
Sam H. Thompson
Iowa State College
Honest People and the Harm from Government Overreach
Essay argues that honest people err by supporting collective action that treats majority rule as morality. It warns that relying on government or group standards replaces eternal moral law, leading to coercion, planned economy, and loss of liberty under tariffs, quotas, taxation, and public institutions.
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Isabel Paterson
Church
Joseph Stalin
Mos
Q and A on land designations and dangerous fish
The text asks what is meant by the land of ceady habis and answers that the State of Connecticut is designated. It then mentions fish species with venom, noting stonefish and ate cine TO AUVCR as highly poisonous and capable of causing death through venom exposure.
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Connecticut
Eisenhower Policy Seen Through Diplomatic View in Washington
Washington diplomats describe the Eisenhower administration as having a developing yet not codified foreign policy for emergencies. They note U S guarantees to defend non Soviet nations, cautious Anglo French Israeli actions in Egypt, UN Police Force trials, and the aim for a lasting Middle East settlement amid broader NATO and Baghdad Pact alliances.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
State Department
Britain
France
Russia
Middle East
Congress
Picure
United States
Iraq
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Kremlin
Korea
Europe
NATO
Greece
Yuro-Slavia
Turkey
Seato Group
Global steel output and shifting Cold War trade powers
The piece argues the steel age where the United States leads with about 117 million tons annually, followed by Soviet Russia and Britain, with West Germany rising through postwar growth and a push in foreign trade. It notes Japan’s market limits, potential alliances, and a broader shift in American foreign policy toward Asia and Europe, highlighting Suez’s impact on US alignments.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
West Germany
West
East Germany
France
Volkswagen
Japan
Manchuria
Red China
Siberia
Red Chin
Asia
Europe
India
European Union
Paul Henri Spaak
China
Suez
Korea
Egypt
Naccer
Neville Chamberlain
Ambrella
Munich
Jankle
Connaght
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Electrified query puzzle with varied clues and blanks
A mixed list of crossword style clues and numbers presents multiple partial entries. The grid hints include definitions for terms like beam, fuse, and vessel, with several garbled or misprinted items. The overall image is a dense word puzzle section awaiting solution.
Cardinal Spellman Attacks Film as Immoral Threat
The article reports Cardinal Spellman condemning a controversial film as evil in concept and corrupting to morals. It notes his pulpit stance against Bay Doll and other productions, urging Catholics nationwide to refrain, citing 1.25 million New York Catholics and 26 million Americans. Kazan’s past as a Communist and the industry’s alleged treachery are discussed alongside public reactions.
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New York
Elia Kazan
Hollywood
United States
Kazan
Cardinal Spellman
Orient
United States Supreme Court
Catholic boycott urged over film ads policies
The article reports calls for Catholics to boycott theatres displaying films and ads condemning immoral content. It notes Cardinal Spellman’s opposition to promotion of provocative material in both movies and stage shows like Baby Doll and Moon Is Blue, and cites Hollywood columnists celebrating aggressive promotional tactics amid code debates.
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New York
Cardinal Spellman
Sidney Skolsky
Hollywood
New York Post
Baby Doll
Motion Picture Association
Skolsky
Power struggles in Eastern Europe blamed on criminals
An Eagle Rock message argues the Eastern European turmoil is a power struggle dominated by criminals. It accuses Khrushchev of brutality, criticizes Independent Communists, and condemns Tito Gomulka and others tied to Soviet control as murderers and traitors. The piece urges realism about satellite leaders and harsh actions by Kremlin forces as needed.
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Eagle Rock
Calif
Europe
Hungary
Khrushchev
Ukraine
Tito
Mikhailovitch
Gomulka
Be‘az
Eader
Ztrayers
Poland
Yheemlin
Stooges
Kremlin
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Tral
Texas
Intendence
Betty Jobs
Merry Christmas
Redmanning McNaught Syndicate, Incsis
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Sinai
Suez Canal
United Nations
Santo
New Guinea
Si. Jap
Statesman
God of War
Puton
King Arthur's Lance
Ardor
Carver
Father
L. Register
Afzic Warriors
Clean
Sera
Russian Lake
Harden Cap
Lst
Jas
Fis
Asz
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