Editorial Review and Opinion on Justice and Belgian Monarchy
Readers hear editorial judgment on Judge McCreery's sentencing remarks as a potential misstep. The piece recounts Boudouin becoming king of the Belgians, tracing royal tragedy, exile, and the path to succession amid World Wars and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. McCreery
Boudouin I
Leopold II
United States
Albert
Cardinal Mercier
Leopold
Astrid
Baudouin
Foolish Politicos Polluted by Stockyard Setting for 1952 Dem Convention
The writer mocks a rumored plan to hold the 1952 Democratic National Convention at Chicago's International Amphitheatre in Union Stock Yards. They argue space for televisions and air conditioning drive the idea, compare the setting to cattle judging, and urge Republicans to seize the opportunity for campaign leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stack Yards
Chicago
Monday quarterback remarks echo on price control stance
Charles E. Wilson, head of Defense Mobilization, critiques Congress as wavering on price and wage controls. He calls the Monday morning quarterback the wisest man, highlighting uncertainty as the football season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Congress
Business Review discusses Korea talks and defense production
The piece notes limited impact from Korea cease fire talks on business as defense output remains high. It cites auto production at 417,938 units amid strikes and shortages, with expectations of civilian demand softening but defense work staying strong. steel mills run at high capacity and wholesale prices dip slightly, yet retail food discounts are modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fiske
New York
Korea
CIO Auto
Washington
Defense
Charles Wilson
Detroit
American Iron and Stee
Stitute
United States
Walt
J Steel
St. Louis
Brown Shoe
Dun and
Bradstreet
Federal Reserve
Cable theft hints at Chinese wartime weakness and armistice peace talks
A wartime analysis argues that three and a half miles of cable under the sea between Hong Kong and Amoy were stolen, possibly by Chinese Communist privateers. The event is seen as signaling strained communications in China and a possible motive toward negotiating an armistice in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Amoy
Korea
Monday Quarterbacks Miss the Point on Saturdays Game
A speaker laments critics who focus on past Saturdays mistakes while ignoring the upcoming game. He notes that politics and football share this flaw and urges readers to learn from errors, addressing those who analyze with hindsight.
Newspaper Subscription Rates and Policies Summary
The notice outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with six month and one year options. It notes change of address procedures, adds a two percent state tax within West Virginia, and directs readers to contact local carriers for home delivery details. It also lists advertising reps Brooks & Finley, Inc. and mentions Associated Press ownership and branding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks & Finley, Inc
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
West Virginia
Centers
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Mat
Mystery of Osteoarthritis Linked to Diet and Genes
Washington University researchers Drs. Martin and Ruth Silberberg study osteoarthritis as a disease of joints evolving with age and heredity. Mouse experiments test fat versus protein diets and hereditary factors, finding fat alone unlikely to cause arthritis while genetics modulate risk and severity.
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Alton 1
Blakesler
ST. Louis
Drs. Martin
Ruth Silberberg
Washington University
City of
Drs. Silberbergs
Boyle's Column: Street Wit On Flattery And Truth
In New York Hal Boyle notes street wisdom and domestic wisdom. He contrasts flattery with truth and offers lighthearted maxims about marriage and decisiveness. The column uses a wry tone to reflect everyday observations on human behavior and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moonlit Showdown and Kate's Bold Return
In a moonlit jail scene Joe faces a black clad assailant as buckshot wounds the cell. Nevada Kate enters in green and white, taunting the sheriff while easing a fragile alliance with Joe and hinting at a future courtroom confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Hard Hat Bulvane
Man In Black
Pana
Cain
Kate
Hard Hat
Bulyane
Monmouth Park trip with Gloria de Haven and gossip
A man drives to Monmouth Park in New Jersey with actress Gloria de Haven and her companion Carter de Haven. The piece mixes celebrity reminiscence, Broadway gossip, a poker tale, and a race result where Jack the Great finishes third.
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NY York
New Jersey
Monmouth Park
Manhattan
New York
Gloria de Haven
Miss de Haven
Carter de Haven
Dad
Mummy
Mr. de Haven
Flora Parker
Jersey City
Gloria
Flora
Carter Soft
Ziegfeld
Eddie Rosenbaum
Carter
Ed Rosenbaum
Mr. Rosenbaum
Dave
Monmouth
Jack the Great
Mise de Haven
Tony
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Business Review
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Associated Press
Telltale Cable
Raleigh Register
Beckley
Hinton
W Va
Thomas F. Stafford
Colorado
Creep Aseys
Minturn
Colo
Bible Lines
Esus
Tha Wadi 'Ng
March of Science
Boyle
Hal Boyle
Omoky Joe
Whisper
Johnson
Jos
Misery
jJoves Company
By A. Blakeslee
Ck “Ami
Gloriada
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