Soviet Russia should not preside over UN Security Council
A signed editorialist argues that Soviet representation at the United Nations Security Council is a dangerous mockery amid the North Korea conflict. It cites David Lawrence in US News and World Report and calls for expulsion or suspension of the Communist representative until Korea aggression is investigated and penalties imposed.
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Ity
David Lawrence
United States News and World Report
Russia
Security Council
United Nations
United Nations Organization
Korka
Soviet Russia
Mr. Lawrence Grimly
Soviet Union
North Korea
Korea
Mr. Lawrence
Lawrence
World Family of Nations
United Nations Security Council
Snys
Believe in America Faith in the Face of War Turmoil
A column urges steadfast belief in the American spirit amid grim Korea and wartime fear. It recalls colonial courage, devotion to freedom, and faith in God guiding settlers who faced loneliness and danger, ending with a call to endure the frontline horrors shown on front pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Korea
Maglend
Holland
Believe in America Inspires Strength for Boys at War
A wartime sentiment urges faith in America to sustain soldiers and families. The speaker emphasizes belief in America’s luck, mystical power, and the enduring faith that has carried the nation through wars. The message frames confidence as a fire against fear and a beacon for the boy awaiting his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
King Font
Wasteful government purchasing and a call for uniform cataloging
These Days columnist George E. Sokolsky argues the Hoover Commission found costly waste in government purchasing due to no standard cataloging system. He cites inflated prices from varied specifications and a need to replace party politics with businesslike methods. He warns surplus food storage harms taxpayers and urges rapid reform.
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Hoover Commission
Munitions Board
Hoover
Brannan
Kine
Peat
Brn
Tao
Pegler Defends Lattimore and Attacks Congress trap
Westbrook FeIger recounts Pegler's defense of Owen Lattimore and criticizes a congressional probe. He claims a kangaroo court pressured testimony and alleges union leaders exposed confidential members to danger, condemning a lawyer for alleged improper gains. The piece portrays fear of retaliation in unions and opposition to anti-democratic tactics.
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Westbrook Fegler
Owen Lattimore
House Committee
Education and Labor
New ‘York Herald Tribune
Washington Post
T. 5
Almell
Jacobs
Carpenters’ Union
Squealing on Dubinsky and the union case
A heated critique argues unions and congressional committees misuse power to extract information from citizens. The speaker cites a New York small claims victory against Dubinsky’s union and condemns media bias while urging protection of constitutional rights amid anti-Communist scrutiny.
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Dhe
Congressional
Dubinsky
Dave Dubinsky
Small Claims Court
New York
Jacobs
New York Herald-Tribune
the Times
Washington
Lattimore
Post
Alger Hiss
Hester McCullough
Greenwich
Conn
King Peatures
Fainting Tendency Tied to Standing Or Rapid Posture Change
Dizziness and blackout episodes signal brain function disturbance. Two main causes are reduced brain blood supply from anemia and misfiring brain cells. In young adults fainting often follows standing long periods or quick rises from a chair or bed.
Heart health hints from Dr Bandesen on fainting risks
Dr H N Bandesen notes that ample fresh air and exercise can reduce anemia of the brain and fainting linked to heart disease. He warns that slow heart beats called heart block may cause loss of consciousness, especially in elderly patients who sleep in chairs. Epilepsy with convulsions is another possible cause.
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Randem
Navy
Washington
Hoover
Baering Down On the News by ARTROUR "BUGS" BAER
Baer discusses enlistment rates and calls for the national guard amid wartime costs. He jokes about diplomacy and military life, noting breezy conditions at Valley Forge and mocks American soldiers in formal attire. He predicts victory but warns opponents may talk the nation down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artrour
Bugs" Baer
National Guard
Lake Bucess
Valley Forge
Park Commissioner rejects archway plan at Brathen Ridge
Park Commissioner Henry Fy le on Wednesday turned thumbs down on proposals by Napoleon Sorola for an elaborate archway at one Broad way park entrance. The design included a large arch to house restrooms recreation rooms and beverage facilities.
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AOG
Henry Fyle
Napoleon Sorola
Brathenridge Park
Broadway
Sorola
Koreans and Russo-Korean Relations in Historical Notes
A compact survey of Korea under imperial pressure, early modernization, and foreign influence. It notes Japanese occupation’s schooling impact, Russian intrigues, a 1882 Western opening treaty, and Korean innovations such as the ironclad Kwisun. The piece references Izvestia and Pravda, and mentions New York legal and library affairs amid broader regional tensions.
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Korea
Avery
Kor
Russia
Quisling
India
New York
Pennsylvania
Italy
Kyan Ju
Kato
Indeyoshi
Japa
Yl Sun
Hideyoshi
Sun
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George E. Sokolsky
Pegler
United States Congress
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Baering
Tos
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Mexico
Buds Perez Abreu
Portland Cement Co
el Paso
Texas Sheriffs
Asia
San Antonio
Sturiffs
W. T. Jackman
Ang
Mister Breger
Ted
Jack Lipl
United States
Tirsy
Yorks
Colorado
Michigan
Montana
Japan
Lake Success
Izvestia
Jacob Mauile
Jzvestia
Pravda
District Affairs Committee
House
Hyman Fischbach
Fischbach
Rep. Davis
Georgia
Odanhantian Democratic Organization
Theat
Tammiani
Tammy
City Planning Commission
Okeh
Manhattan
Bronx
Sat Island
Scantista
Cali
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