Lawrence Blasts U. S. Appeasement in Editorial Sequels
Columnist David Lawrence laments appeasement moves toward Red China, urging a new code of conduct for governments sending soldiers to war. He cites UN stance, prisoner experiences, and Ford Foundation reports as evidence of a broader trend away from accountability and transparency. He warns about incentivizing future soldiers amidst growing subversion and selective disclosure.
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David Lawrence
Red China
Lawrence
Geneva
United Nations
Capi
Tals
China
Security Council
Japan
Germany
United States
Ford Foundation
McCarthy
Senate
Plans to honor unknown WWII soldier at Arlington
The Defense Department revives a postwar plan to entomb an unknown armed forces service member from World War II at Arlington National Cemetery beside the Unknown American Soldier of World War I. The selection, intended for Memorial Day 1951, was postponed by Korea and later notes recall Sgt. Edward F. Younger’s 1921 tribute and Sgt. Samuel Woodfill’s associated honors.
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Potomac
Arlington National Cemetery
France
Defense Department
Congress
Arlington
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Memorial
Alaska
Korea
Edward F. Younger
Chalons-sur-Marne
U. S
Washington
Adm
Dewey
Olympia
Capitol
Samuel Woodfill
Pershing
Woodfill
Indiana
March of Events and Political Shifts Across Seas
US consumer travel likely to ease for Soviet visitors if Moscow relaxes in kind. current US barred 27 percent of land area to Russians, Soviet bars 3 percent for Americans. Hillings cleared for Russia and four satellites signals thaw. Chandler wins Kentucky primary, Rayburn presses gas bill, Clinton era power plays noted. internal party tactics frame 1956 presidential ambitions.
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Washington
United States
Ussr
Russia
America
State Department
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Stratford. Con
United
Pat Hillings
California
Richard M. Nixon
Hillings
Nixon
House
Europe
Moscow
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Red
Happy
A. B
Happy Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Senate
Earle C. Clements
Alben W. Barkley
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Clements
Congress
Chander
Lack of Education Enters POW Study
Washington reports a government committee faulted the U S armed forces for not preparing POWs captured in Korea to resist Communist indoctrination. It urged joint efforts by agencies, schools, churches, and patriotic groups to boost understanding of American ideals. Many POWs knew little about U S politics and history, while captors’ propaganda succeeded.
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Washington
Korea
Karl Marx
United States
Marx
What’s The Answer? Democracy education proposal
The piece questions WOC meanings in Washington and quiz topics from transport and architecture to audience with the Pope. It argues for broad democratic education in grammar to college, stressing political philosophy as a solid base for preferring democracy over fascism or communism.
Beckley Newspapers Subscription Rates Notice
Beckley Newspapers Corp publishes rates for home delivery and subscriptions. The notice lists daily and Sunday options, payment terms, and carrier responsibilities, with remarks on address changes and sales tax within West Virginia. It notes distribution by Beckley branch and Associated Press affiliation and states carriers are independent contractors.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Tracy Ann Happy On First Vacation
A Massachusetts vacation notes a 26 month old girl Tracy Ann exploring Tracy Ann tracks the Atlantic, meeting a pretend Davy Crockett and a landlord's son Billy during a week on Martha's Vineyard. The piece reflects on childhood wonder, first ocean experiences, and the sting of farewells as they return to city life.
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Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Tracy Ann
Massachusetts Coast
Tracy
Europe
Davy Crockett
Davy
Billy Young
Billy
Prayer for polio relief from heedless scourge worldwide
A prayer from W Emory Hartman of Bexley Methodist Church Columbus Ohio thanks God for polio relief through physicians and scientists. He asks speed toward universal deliverance and free protection for every person on earth.
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W. Emory Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Bexley Methodist Church
Bob Hope Seeks Dramatic Turn With New Roles
Hollywood star Bob Hope pivots from comedies to drama with The Seven Little Foys guiding a serious shift. Upcoming works include That Certain Feeling with Eva Marie Saint and Not for Money with Katharine Hepburn. He vows never to imitate heavy dramatic poses, plans eight TV hours, frequent travel, charity golf, and numerous speaking engagements. His nerves once spiked during a golf match with President Eisenhower.
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James Bacon
Hollywood P
Bob Hope
Texas
Bob
Hope
William Powell
Cary Grant
Marlon Brandos
Eva Marie Saint
Katharine Hepburn
Crosby
Eisenhower
Waryard and Walgreen: true aristocracy of American toil
Case Records of a Psychologist examines Myrtle Walgreen wife of the Walgreen founder. The piece elevates her as industrious and cultured, contrasting her with Opal's mother from a prior note. It praises hard work, judgment, and domestic support behind industrial success, urging readers to contact Dr Crane for a psychological chart.
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Myrtle Walgreen
Walgreen
America
da Vinci
Red Cross
Henry Ford
Goodyear
Wright Brothers
Opal
W. B. Garrison
Crane
Beverly Hills Birthday Bits From A Dining Log
A chatty birthday note from Beverly Hills ties a lavish L Escoffier Room opening to light banter about calories and a playful line about a mother-in-law. It includes a retro portrait of GENE KELLY born August 23 1912 with Broadway and Hollywood credits and career highlights.
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Gene Kelly
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pal Joey
Simple Little Escoffier Room Dinner Delight
A two hour dining event at Beverly Hilton offers a wine tasting and fruit desserts for charity. Guests debated smoking at the table while Dr. Maynard Amerine from UC Davis comments on palate effects. Some guests proposed prices of up to $100, but charity rate台s kept costs modest for attendees.
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L'Escoffier Room
Claude Philippe
Escoffier
Jim Beard
Hilton
Europe
Ohio
Indiana
Maynard Amerine
University of Calfornia At
Davis
America
Beverly Hilton
Mellon
Frank
Toots Shor’s
New York
Mr. Wilson
Midnight Earl
Marilyn Monroe in Russia and Atomic Gold Curiosities
A playful column riffs on Marilyn Monroe visiting Russia and the charm of her presence. It notes scarce Monroe photos in Moscow, comments on the Gregorian calendar, and muses that gold could shield nuclear reactors, suggesting quirky bets on fame and wealth.
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Moscow
Marilyn
Russia
Government Service Without Compensation
A concise query yields six facts: 1. Serves Government without compensation. 2. About 60 miles. 3. The South. 4. Has. 5. 31 and 40. 6. About 1 1 2 inches. 7. Orchestra old name for oboe.
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W.O.C
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New England
Middle Atlatic States
South
Clare Boothe Luce
U.S
Italy
Empire State Building
N.Y
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