Red Slip Showing Highlights State Dept China Role
Representative Walter Judd and Jo Duvall publish in congress records that the U S State Department aided the Communist victory in China by abandoning Nationalist China at a critical moment The piece accuses a White Paper of being a whitewash and says the betrayal extended through wartime deals with Russia and ongoing policy decisions The article frames the State Department as responsible for China s fall to communism and labels the issue a Red Slip Showing
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Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
China
American State Department
Record of Congress
Jo Duvall
U. S
Miss Duvall
State Department
Far East
Chiang Kai-Shek
America
U.S
Husband's Old Friend Triggers Marriage Break in Beloved Home
A long married woman recalls her husband Theodore changing after reconnecting with an old school friend. The pair meet nightly, neglect chores, ignore the baby, and the husband shows fatigue and anger. The wife seeks answers, comparing the situation to a troubling memory of a boy ruined by a stranger.
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Theodore
By Elsie Robinson Outsized Roy Pursues Adventure
An odd fragment describes Roy joking about dahlia bulbs and chasing thrills as a bandit at heart. The voice hints at sociable, adventurous moments and a playful, perhaps flirtatious tone, reflecting a dated literary style from 1960.
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Roy
Bast
Walt
Smile
Did You Know Fact Sheet From 1948 Statistics
A compiled list notes diverse facts from 74 staff to produce a variety hour. It cites 1925 instrument fusion, radiothermics, electron microscopy magnifications, radar origins, 1940 Republican convention telecast, butter and meat production figures, the NBC network from 1926, hen laying limits, 1.5 billion baby chicks hatched yearly, and 1948 Cumberland Gap as the first route to the west.
Bible Verse Fragment From Chronicles 2914
A fragmentary biblical quotation appears citing a plea about available offerings. The text references Chronicles 2914 and questions the speaker’s identity and the people who can offer what remains. The line suggests a religious or devotional context with archaic phrasing.
Passover Reflections on Liberty and Moral Law
George E. okolsky discusses Passover as a celebration of freedom and moral law. He contrasts ancient Sinai with modern laxity, warns against lying and societal decay, and praises Moses for guiding virtue, restraint, and justice for the people.
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Moses
Yen
Mount Sinai
Odd Face on Allélectronic TV Technology
The term allélectronic applied to television means no moving panel is used to reproduce pictures. The National Geographic Society notes the average elevation of Filketty is greater than Mr. Whitney. DDT remains effective against flies when used in sunny areas.
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National Geographic Society
FiKetty
Mr. Whitney
Tam Receives Palm From Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler accuses a figure of a low down act, claiming the person has been given harsh public rebuke or Palm in a notable feud. The column hints at a sharp exchange and a pledged response.
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Westbrook Pegle
Tam
Hymn of Hate Against State Department Smear Campaign
A 1950 satirical piece attacking smear tactics directed at the U S Department of State and critics. It defends President Roosevelt era credibility while denouncing unnamed columnists and “smear artists” in a charged verse.
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Ns Iit
Key West
Old Glory
State Department
Joey
Bessie
Maud
Chloe
Kaiser Wilhelm Zwei
Fdr
U. S. Department
Nf State
Copgelent
Klig Seattren Syndlogta, Inc
Q Fever: Recognition and Treatment in Humans
Early warnings show Q fever can affect Americans with outbreaks in recent years. The illness presents with fever chills muscle pains and headache and may resemble virus pneumonia. Causative organism Coxiella burnetii linked to livestock exposure. Diagnosis via agglutination tests. Treatable with aureomycin by mouth or IV and sometimes chloramycetin though effectiveness varies.
Medical Q and A on fever symptoms and skin itching
Dr H N Bundesen discusses fever with chills muscle pains and headaches requiring thorough study to diagnose and treat. A Q and A on male changes in life causing irritability loss of appetite and fatigue and a case of persistent dry itchy skin advises physician examination to rule out serious disorders like jaundice kidney disease Hodgkin’s or leukemia.
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M. He
Bright
Hodkin
Coug Rl
King Peat
Inet
Peace Talks Promise Years Away Says Optimistic UN
A columnist mocks optimism that the United Nations can craft lasting peace in twenty years, likening progress to a slow turtle and predicting nerve strain as global diplomacy drags on. He critiques diplomats and mentions the burdens of aging politicians, noting the publicity around international conferences and political postures.
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Arthur
Bugs" Baer
United Nations
April Fools Remnants From L A Light Files 1900 1940
A retrospective of brief clipped items from from the L A Light files, noting April 1 entries across years 1800 to 1940. Topics include San Antonio memorials for Alamo heroes, a chamber of commerce secretary’s trip to Mexico, street repairs delays, payrolls for city police, carnival progress, wax ball game turnout, and scattered misprints.
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San Antonio
Willam H. Kurlong
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
Pollen Department
Tresaurer Hummel
Broadway Celebrities In Gossip Then And Now
Walter Winchell surveys a parade of stars and social scenes in Manhattan. Evelyn Knight, Myrna Loy, Ray Bolger, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Audrey among others are noted at venues from the Persian Room to the Park Sheraton. A roundup of real estate chatter, theater previews, and industry whispers follows with mentions of notable clubs, hotels, and public figures in a brisk Midtown vignette.
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Evelyn Knight
Dreamboats
Diosy Castello
Prince Niscemi
Italy
Glamarlene Dietrich
Bloomingdale's
Admiral Logan Ramaty
Sod
Shaw
Devil's
Myrna Loy
The
Penguin
Greenwich Village
Ray Bolger
Uncheonetté
St. James
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sheraton
Audrey
H. J. Taylor
Air Force
N. ¥. Times
Oscar Levant
Hollywood Beach
Emerson Foote
Ad Agency
Medics J
Swankly Hotel Plaza
Park
Felix Young
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New York City
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