Russia Gains on U S Ambitions in Global Trade Clash
Analyzing the cold war balance, the author argues Russia uses selective exchange to gain strength while the United States overextends charity and restricts trade. The piece claims a shift toward global socialism in U S policy and urges restoring free competition to withstand Soviet gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United States
Red
Santa Claus
Dulles
Stassen
Bowles
Et al
Soviet Union
William James portrait by Ralph Barton Perry review
Nation's Press surveys the 1955 biography by Harvard philosopher emeritus Ralph Barton Perry. It highlights James's pragmatism, letters, and personality while critiquing the consequences of his philosophy on ethics psychology jurisprudence social thought and American political drift toward socialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William James
Ralph Barton Perry
George Braziller
New York
Harvard
Oliver Wendell Holmes
James
Dewey
Five Most Consistent Newspapers Motto Adopts Moral Guide
The Odessa American notes its commitment to consistency with moral truths citing the Ten Commandments and the Declaration. The notice lists publication details, rates, and contact information for readers in Odessa Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa American
East St
Odessa
Que
Texas
Better Jobs Plan Criticizes Budget and Foreign Aid
A columnist argues against President Eisenhower and Republicans pushing foreign aid near five billion dollars while budget balance relies on early or advance tax payments by corporations. The piece cites defense spending, compares European and Yugoslav defense shares, and claims advance taxes destroy jobs, urging voters to oppose the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Europe
Belem - Luxembourg
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Turkey
United Kingdom
Views Divided in Washington on Khrushchev Mortar and Moscow
Debate in Washington over Khrushchev era politics contrasts two camps. One argues post Stalin Soviet leaders remain ruthless and unchanging, while the other urges cautious engagement and a hoped for liberalized conduct under a centralized but more open regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tamerjlane
Nero
Robespierre
Hitler
United States
Khrushchev
Moscow
Kremlin
Austria
Tito
B and K
United Nations
Stalin
West
White House
State Department
Capitol Hill
England
France
Spain
Germany
Italy
Lenin
Stevenson not hurt by pastry cart smear in California
In Barr e Eagle Rock California a report claiming Adlai Stevenson was injured by a hit and run pastry cart during his primary campaign at the Brown Derby is dismissed as smear politics. Stevenson remains as strong as ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Rock
Cal
Adlai Stevenson
California
Stevenson
Jonathan Yank
Ex President Truman on private audience with Pope
Ex President Truman explains he would not disclose what he and Pope Pius XII discussed in their private audience. The remarks accompany reports in SEXTRA Special about public figures and major global concerns including nuclear threats and cultural commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Pope Pius XII
Perfume Project Aims to Charm Pleasant Young Women
A brief notice describes a fragrance concept named for appeal to a nice girl. It notes branding aims and market positioning without extending into further details.
Tito and Mikhailovich in Cold War Yugoslavia
Analysis argues Tito rose to power due to Western betrayal of Mikhailovich and depicts Yugoslavia’s split from the Soviet bloc. It recounts Tito’s exile from the Cominform, his resistance to Soviet pressure, and exchanges of letters with Molotov and Bulganin detailing tensions and the Yugoslav stance on Soviet influence.
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Tito
Mikhailovich
United States
Great Britain
Hitler
Yugoslavian
Josip ‘Broz Tito
Third International
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Russia
Earl Browder
Browder
Soviet Russia
Communist Party of Soviet Russia
Communist Party of Yugoslavia
CPSU
Ussr
New Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Cominform
Mikhailovich I
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Critics Question Overseas Press Club Awards Credibility
A Thurberesque critique of the Overseas Press Club of New York questions the merit of its Popularity contest awards. The piece catalogs alleged biases, naming figures linked to pro Roosevelt and Times circles, and mocks claims of journalistic legitimacy among selected members. The author rails against industry figures, calling out ties to advertising interests and questionable credentials.
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Overseas Press Club
New York
O.P.C
Egbert Murrow
Elmer Davis
Eleanor Roosevelt
New York Times
The
Herald Tribune
Times
Henry E. Abt
Brand Names Foundation, Inc
Abt
G. S. Barclay Achelson
International Editions
Reader’s Digest
Acheson
de Witt Wallace
Digest
American Society of Newspaper Editors
National Geographic Society
Sigma Delta Chi
Joseph H. Adelman
States
Easton
Daily Express
Myer Agen
Armed Forces Press Service
Department of Cafence
Industry Bank of Commerce of
Q and A on bird trait and Mohammed's journey
The text asks about a crested flycatcher trait of facing a castoff snakeskin and notes its unclear purpose. It also asks about Mohammed's journey to Medina, answered as the Hegira.
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Mohammed
Medina
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Findings
A reader supplied set of crossword style clues with across and down terms including Faucet Judge's bench Palm leaf Name for Athena Bathe Odd Excites to anger View Weave rope Small island Hindu official Harbor Heraldic wreath Conceit Minded Corners Cut off Where the sun sets Opposite of a weather Funeral oration Call attention Rustic Old European coin Cunning Freedom from confinement God of war Masculine name Flowed Filth Mathematical function Bitter vetch Spinning toys Herring sauce Measured step Large bundles Fourth caliph Closer £rume Minister 2 Ore depos Support to plaster Pitcher Scale Kind of sausage Visitor Roma magistrate Malt beverage
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Judge’s Bench
Athena
Roma
Airmail Stamp Shortcut for Faster Yard Jobs
A note suggests using an airmail stamp as a tip to move faster in yard work and reach a destination sooner. The text reads as a casual hint from a 20th century era column. The source tone hints at practical daily tips.
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Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Nation’s Press
Irving E. Howard
Belgium
Luxembourg
N.a
Eeseascone
Eenseoetroare
By Ray Tucker
Central Political Committee
Red China
Joe
Tio
Maa Tse-tung
Uied
Princess Margaret
Eartha Kitt
Sen Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Sam
NEAO
George E. Sokolsky
the Prodigal’s Return
By Westbrook Pegler
Don Anderson
Wisconsin State Journal
George Backer
Sprite
Henry Wright Bagley
Béaiil
International Bank
Heonom Corporation
William H. Baldwin
National Cotton Council
Leslie
Balogh Bain
Global Trade Trust Co
Star
New York City
Noth
Sonia Tomara
William Clark
U. S. Court of Appeals
Sonia
Office of War Informtion
U.S. Information Agency
America
Frank Conniff
Forme Ly
James C
Ingesretse
Ross Mie
Qartis
Fieal
Rarda
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