Friendly Russian Policy and the Two Elements of Russia
The author analyzes U.S. talks with Russia as a two-path process dealing with two elements: the people who admire Western industry and propaganda and the hardline party leaders and secret police who hate America. A dual approach aims to be friendly yet firm, avoiding a wall against Moscow while keeping doors open for cooperation.
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WNU Service
Eye Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
America
Byrnes-Wallace
Russia
Moscow
Amerika
Byrnes
Germany
Europe
Puritan Roots and Granite State Spirit of New Hampshire
Edward Emerine portrays New Hampshire as durable granite preserved by Puritan thrift and work ethic. He highlights historic figures from the state, colonial exploits, early settlements, mineral wealth, and diverse industries from mills to dairy, concluding with a description of the state’s enduring character and economy.
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Edward Emerine
New England
New Hampshire
Europe
Lke
Daniel Webster
Pres
Franklin Pierce
Salmon P. Chase
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
John Sullivan
Dunham
John Langdon
Fort William and Mary
New Castle
Fort Constitution
Bunker Hill
Stark
Burgoyne
Gates
Saratoga
Continental Congress
New Hampshire Assembly
Dover
Ports
Charles M. Dale
Minnesota
New Hampshire Farms Grow Crops and Offer Tourism
Hampshire orchards span from a few trees to over 100 acres. A half million bushels of potatoes are produced yearly, making it a key field crop. Farmers diversify income with multiple products and services to suit soils and markets. Lakes mountains seashore and recreation draw visitors whereas historic sites and colleges add cultural appeal. Every road that leads you out makes you long to turn about in New Hampshire.
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Nature
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Merrimack
White Mountain National Forest
United States
Portsmouth
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Daniel Webster
Franklin
Lost River
Kinsman Notch
Mount Washington
Rumors and notes blur from Washington to Tokyo in 1940s memo
A flurry of offhand snippets spans postwar politics from Truman and Wallace to Eisenhower aides, atomic chatter, and Soviet and British moves. Reports mention Montgom ery’s Bar Bas Plaza guest, a Rockefeller link, Puerto Rico political drama, and a Hiroshima broadcast tie in with Joe Julian.
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Marne Siegbahn
Einstein
Sweden
Lise Meitner
Eisenhower
Paul Scheffer
Russia
U. S
Montgomery
Barbizon Plaza
J. D. Rockefeller Jr
ABC
Tokyo
Joe Julian
Hiroshima
Julian
Tanimoto
Radio City
John Hersey- Hiroshima
Joe
Barbs and Strikes Ripple Through New York Scene
The piece notes blooded horses aboard strike-bound ships ignoring picket lines, remarks on young men in tweed not being wolves, and reports barbers, manicurists, and their assistants walking out amid maritime and trucking strikes in Manhattan. It ends with commentary on dogs and husbands leaving home despite good meals.
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Manhattan
Distinctive Setting Adds to New Hampshire's Charm
The state appeals through its mountains and valleys, forests, and white houses. It features the White Mountains, miles of seashore, hundreds of ponds, and granite ledges. Summer resorts dot the mountain region while Laconia and North Conway anchor the lakes district industries.
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New Hampshire
Lakes District
Laconia
North Conway
Connecticut Valley
Merrimack Valley
Rochester
Somersworth
Dover
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United Nations
Nuernberg
IBM
Baukhage
Eeate Ree
Boston
Mt. Chocorua
New Hampshire Peak
Anapeee
Chester
Massachusets
Town Hall
Hancock, N. H
ENG Re
Chicago
Bob Hannegan
Truman
Hannegan
Wallace
Republicran
Russian Purchasing Commission
Washington
Great Britain
Puerto Rico
Luis Minos Marin
Senate
Islands
Jesus Pinero
Bob la Follette
Elliott
White House
Peron
Fritz Mandl
Philly
Buenos Aires
Latin America
Argentina
Japan
Bankhage
Annabelle
ACIM
Dr. Caldwell
Medicing
Soretone
McKesson & Robbins
Cry Radar
Hoover St
Los Angeles
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