Lattimore McCarthy clash lures U.S. readers in cold war debate
The column outlines Senator McCarthy's charges against Owen Lattimore as a top Red spy and Lattimore's denial that he is tied to the State Department, plus FBI file debates. It notes Britain considering cutting dollar purchases to reduce deficits and outlines terms for a potential Japan peace treaty amid Western-opposed delays and USSR veto concerns.
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Owen
Jattimore
United- Ons
Ee Ad
Joseph
KteCarthy
MeCarthy
Lattimore
Russia
United States
State Départment
Afghanistan
U. N
McCarthy
State Department
U.N
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Philip Jessup
Truman
Japan
Great Britain
Moscow
Congress
Senate
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Department
Americans divided over defense strength and a machine factory future
The article records a split between General Dwight D. Eisenhower and US defense secretary Louis Johnson on national defense adequacy, with Johnson deeming defenses sufficient for the moment while Eisenhower warned of danger. It also notes Floyd Steele's Maddida, a magnetic-drum digital-differential analyzer, demoed at Rutgers as a step toward fully automatic factories.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Louis Johnson
Eisenhower
Truman
Mr Johnson
Johnson
Ike
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Floyd Steele
Rutgers University College of Engineering
Steele
Manhattan Beach
Cal
Stierman Cooper Roles Tied to Acheson Strategy
Kentucky Republican Jonn Stierman Cooper, a former U.S. senator and new U.N. representative, was named as a principal advisor to Dean Acheson for London meetings on Western Cold War strategy. The discussions included the 12 nation North Atlantic Council and Big Three talks with Bevin and Schuman.
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Jonn Stierman Cooper
Kentucky
U.S
United Nations General Assembly
Democratic
Dean Acheson
London
North Atlantic Council
Acheson
Bevin
Schuman
Europe
Asia
Philip Jessup
U. S
Joseph McCarthy
Cooper
State Department
Congress
Russians Cut Dollar Value in Rubles Exchange Shift
The United States protests as Moscow sets a new exchange rate of four rubles per dollar effective July 1, raising embassy costs by about one million dollars annually. Officials call the move an aggravation and a sign of economic pressure.
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Great Britain
United States
Britain
South Africa
Moscow
Fao
United-States
U.S
OLS
Toy distribution by American Legion aids European children
Santa Herman F Lubis of the Detroit American Legion public relations committee presents a toy to a French boy wearing a brace after a broken neck. The gifts come from 42 tons donated by American children and collected by the Legion for European youngsters.
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Herman F. Lubis
Detroit
American Legion Public Relations Committee
American Legion
Submarine threat may fade with new US development
Rear Admiral C B Momsen, inventor of the Momsen lung, predicts a forthcoming development that could allow the United States to drive submarines off the seas, reducing the feared menace in future wars.
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U.S. Navy
C.B. Momsen
United States
Momsen
Stars and stories swirl around New York set life and TV ties
In a hotel suite with flowers, Robert Young and his wife celebrated their 17th anniversary between engagements. They discuss Ellen, Father Knows Best, safer driving campaigns, and World-wide search for Prehistoric Women leads. Stefan Schnabel, son of Arthur Schnabel, has a versatile career. Dan Seymour chairs Boys' Club of America judging panel. Alan Dale is a noted hat fan with surging fan clubs. Robert Q Lewis face goldfish anecdote from reporters. Steve Cochran and Robert Webber later linked by theater and film roles.
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Robert Young
New York
Ellen
United Artists
Lovers, rivals, and a tense beach confrontation in a moonlit tale
Gail, torn between loyalty and desire, wanders with Clark Davis and Tommy Berkley. A sudden confrontation on the moonlit path ends with violence and a surprising engagement reveal as Rita and Tommy announce their plans.
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Tommy Berkley
Rita Young
Rita
Tommy
Gail
Clark
Davis
Two Million Loot From a Mail Train Heist In 1924
The tale recounts a bold train robbery in spring 1924 when gunmen in gas masks halted a fast mail train at a crossing, blew out the window, and took 60 bags of mail containing two million dollars in cash jewels and securities. Inspector Bill Fahy led the manhunt and later uncovered a foiled plot by an insider. Also recounted is a Berlin radio anecdote about a German widow and a remarriage that ends in tragedy.
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Bill Fahy
Post Office Department
Dried fruits and beans absorb moisture in warm water
Dried fruits and dried beans absorb moisture faster in warm water than in cold water, highlighting temperature effects on hydration speed and texture development.
Home town newspaper and its role in a community
A reflection on the local newspaper as a community institution. It serves as a gatekeeper of ideas, a library of information, a market for goods, and a watchdog of official affairs, affecting readers, owners, editors, and advertisers alike.
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William Ri
Famillay
United States
Pracus
D! Per
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Misspellings and Errors
A list of crossword style clues with numerous typos and missing letters. Items include food fish, slight quarrel, lucid, moisture terms, snare, wager, tailless ape, birds as a class, disfigure, circumference, etc. The grid appears corrupted with scattered numbers and incomplete phrases.
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Tahiti
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