Editorial Review on Korea Armistice and War Risks
An editorial argues a take-it-or-leave-it UN compromise on Korea risks renewed war if rejected by the Communists. It cites aerial blows on Suan, prisoner issues, and calls for readiness and possible escalation, warning against further concessions and urging preservation of prestige and human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridaway
Suan
van Fleet
Pritean
Red China
China
United States
Taxes Show Growth In Southeast Tax Collections Rise 30.6 Percent
The Southeast’s federal internal revenue collections totaled 3 535 098 HO last year, up 30.6 percent from 1950 and about 18 percent over ten years, per the Santa regional office of the Department of Commerce. The report notes improvement in income and tax paying ability, yet regional gains lag national growth. It urges continued removal of barriers to accelerate the South’s tax capacity and overall economic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanta
Department of Commerce
Southeast
United States Treasury
Nato marks third anniversary with Pearson speech
Canadian Foreign Minister Lester B Pearson praised NATO on radio for three years of deterrence and unity. He warned threats persist but emphasized allied strength and adherence to law and justice as essential to peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atelantic Peenty Organization
NATO
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Nalco
Paradox of the Times States' Rights in Georgia
A Southern editor analyzes states rights and federal power with focus on Richard Russell and the party dynamics. The piece criticizes central authority while defending state sovereignty, noting public rhetoric and constitutional references shaping southern political stance and opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McGill
Adiate Vet
Ierats
Peter Aries
Mos
Esalent
Andrew Heatien
Teac
South Cambrina
Hard to Find Way Back To Wonderful Childhood
Kansas City memoir describes a man returning to his boyhood home and reconciling with change. He recalls neighbors, a tall elm, and a shower of memories as he watches younger versions of himself and his siblings, finding peace in revisiting the past. Kathy the niece provides warmth and a link to enduring family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Imermary
Aoman
Kathys
Kathy
Boyle
Mother
Dad
Edward
Shank
Kerplunk
Prayer excerpt from Portland minister Wright
A devotional prayer by Paul S. Wright of First Presbyterian Church Portland Oregon asks God for guidance and strength. He reflects on viewing the distant landscape of life from a humble stepping stone path and seeking divine aid to reach the envisioned destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Wright
Portland
Ore
First Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court steel dispute outlines limits on president powers
The article argues the Supreme Court may avoid a broad ruling and decide specific issues, comparing past rulings on segregation to show how the court can address parts of a larger problem without ruling on overall constitutionality. It discusses presidential power to seize private property during emergencies and the legal ambiguity surrounding it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
South
U. S. Court of Appeals
David Pine
Pine
Tariffs Debate Faces Congress Amid Aid Contention
The piece outlines a congressional debate over tariffs and foreign aid, noting lawmakers split on reducing military and economic assistance. It describes calls for tax changes, import duties, and the impact on domestic production, exports, and currency, with emphasis on dollars needed for purchases abroad.
Pennsylvania's Man of Destiny Likely Will Land in Ike's Camp
Washington scene centers on Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania, a shrewd, unpretentious politician with a pivotal role among uncommitted Republican delegates. He weighs backing MacArthur, Taft, or Eisenhower, aiming to secure national influence while balancing the Owlett Grundy machine and Philadelphia’s Eisenhower leanings. The report argues Fine will ultimately align with Eisenhower on the final ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Man of Destiny
Ike
Washington
John Fine
Nanticoke
Pennnsylvania
Governor Fine
United States
Dutly
Douglas MacArthur
Allentown
Fine
Macarthur
Chicago
Grundy-Owlett Old Guard
James Duff
Owlett-Grundy
Robert A. Taft
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tast
Mason Owlett
Joseph Grundy
Owlett
Taft
Eisenhower
Grundy-Owett
Grundy-Owlett
Philadelphia
Yatt
Ords
Longest Two Lane Covered Bridge in America Honored at Philippi
Barbour County prepares a Centennial celebration for the Tygart Valley River bridge in Philippi August 28 to 30. The event honors the historic two lane covered span, its Civil War ties, and its builder Lemuel Chenoweth, with speakers tours and a pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philippi
Harbour County
Sull
Tygart’s Valley
United States
Barbour County Historical Society
Tyzart’s
Tyeart
West Virginia
Tygart Dam
Grafton
Mississippi
Anna Jarvis
Philippi Span
Lemuel Chenoweth
Beverly
Elkins
Virginia
Richmond
Chenoweth
Board of Public Works
Virginia Capitol
Barbour
International Materials Conference reports first year
The International Materials conference reports a year of international cooperation on strategic materials for Free World defense. Committees by commodity track supply, data, and distribution plans. shortages likely through 1952 with some exceptions. IMC Central Group includes US France Britain Australia Brazil Canada India Italy and regional bodies. Charles W. Jeffers serves as executive secretary. Jean Vaciher-Desvernais leads the Central Group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Free World
Korea
IMC
Sienage
TS ReVen Commodity Com
Worx SS
TMC
United States
France
Great Britain
Australia
Brazil
Canada
India
Italy
Organization For European Economic Co-operation
Organization of American States
Charles W. Jeffers
Jean Vachier-Desvernais
Viscount Knollys
Looking Backward Today Ten Years Ago Highlights
A retrospective column notes Dorothy Lamour visiting Governor Neel and a claimed victory with 40 000 prisoners in the Caucasus campaign. An Osage official reports at least 54 miners killed in a coal mine disaster. The Lindbergh baby murder case prompts federal pursuit orders as March 1 marks the anniversary. Farrell Catron learns of a $600000 estate inheritance from Judge John Catron. The Monday Music Club elects a new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svar Dorothy Lamour
Neel
Xve
Caucasus
Ristopher Coal Company
Osage
H. A. Sloan
Col
Cirles A. Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
New Jersey
Hoover
Farrell Catren
Oak Hill
John Catron
New York
Monday Music Club
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