United Nations moves from war plant to peace factory
In New York and Lake Success committees of the United Nations convene to craft world peace policy as a modern factory once producing weapons now churns out goodwill. Delegates debate structure, veto power, and funding while translators like Pavley master rapid, precise renditions, reflecting a shift in American foreign policy toward global leadership.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington
D. C
Lake Success
United Nations
Builiding
Assembly of the United Nations
Congress
Assembly
Security Council
Senate
Council of Foreign Ministers
New York
Economic and Social Council
United States
State Department
Wilson
Lodge
League of Nations
Kansas Frontier Spirit: From Bleeding Kansas to Modern Wheat Lands
Edward Emerine writes on Kansas history, portraying frontier hardship, slavery conflicts, and the rise of a resilient Kansas spirit. The piece traces settlement after 1854, the border wars, notable Kansans, and Kansas as a major agricultural and mineral state, powered by plows and progress.
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Kansas
Prairies
Coronado
Buffalo Country
New England
Virginia
Forts
Leavenworth
Riley
Walnut Creek
Santa Fe
Leavenworth and
Atchison
Eli Thayer
Charles Robinson
Boston
Lawrence
John Brown
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Old West
Wild Bill” Hickock
Abilene
Buffalo Bill
Carrie Nation
Nation
John J Ingalls
Ed Howe
Walt Mason
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
William F. Cody
The
Union
United States
Rumors and Rifts in Global Politics and Celebrities
A collage of chatter notes from Washington and capitals, recounting claims that the veto by the Big Four may be abolished and Russia might go underground to resist, while Britain pressures U S delegates. Other items note Bilbo’s possible political demise, a taunting book title dispute, a Har vard newsman’s appeal, and assorted quips about actors, press offices, and upcoming product rumors.
Barbs Question Nuclear Export and Caviar versus Communism
A sharp remark questions UN priorities and Russian choices between exporting caviar or ideology. The quip also riffs on atomizers and the idea of spread of illness as a critique of progress and policy.
Russia solved economic cycles by permanent low mood says Mowrer
Paul Scott Mowrer argues that Russia has fixed capitalism’s booms and busts by maintaining a constant depressive state. He contrasts this with a communist and a fellow traveler who lacks clear direction.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
Russia
Wild Cow Towns Shine in Kansas Frontier History
The Texas Kansas cattle trails boosted frontier towns like Abilene Ellsworth Newton Wichita UarGer and Dodge City. Joseph G McCoy built Abilene depot and sparked rapid growth with hotels boarding houses saloons and a jail as Kansas cow towns dominated frontier commerce for a decade.
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Joseph G. McCoy
Texas
Kansas Prairies
Abilene
McCoy
Ellsworth
Newton
Wichita
Dodge City
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