Another Red Herring Mr Truman A Savage Critique
Burris Jenkins Jr. argues that President Truman mistreats congressional probes into Soviet espionage and loyalty concerns. He portrays Mrs Oksana Kosenkina case as evidence of Russian malice and claims Truman undermines national security by dismissing anti communism investigations.
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Oksana Kosenie
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Truman
America
Congress
Kosenkina
August 1938 Reels of Prohibition, War, and Politics
A digest of scattered clippings notes Dewey opening a case against James Hines on a $500 weekly protection pay tied to a Dolc Schuste policy racket, San Antonio Public Service Company fare protests, Churchill remarks on Britain’s prosperity amid suffrage disruption, a naval wager postwar, and Confederate Veterans parade objections.
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Dewey Mnany
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Jimmy" Hines
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Robert B. Green
L. A. Light
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Churchill
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G. G. Watts
Mr. Ronse
Wander
Swiss Army Training Acknowledged For Century of Peace
A reader notes Swiss policy of universal military training helped keep the country out of war for a century. The letter recalls a 1913 14 German diplomat remark about invading with a million men and the Swiss reply that ten million men could not threaten their resolve.
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Switzerland
Germany
Stwiss
Wajid
Swiss Resolve Delays Axis Pass Raid Through Neutral Lines
In wartime commentary the Swiss stance is praised as shrewd and firm in preserving neutrality. They warned Reds representatives they would destroy Brenner Pass if neutrality was violated, noting it would take years to bypass or rebuild. The editor extols Swiss intelligence and vigilance amid broader war coverage and reader submissions.
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Axis
Brenner Pass
Swheerland
C. W. Suhler
Tsar Alexander and the Russian rail gauge debate
In a satirical column Arthur Bark discusses Russia's narrow gauge rails and how it reflects broader Soviet ideology. The piece critiques the idea of Moscow controlling transport and signals a clash between Russian and global railway standards.
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Arthur
Alexander
Russia
Taviar
Did You Know About Pikes Peak and Public Health
A fragment notes an electronic banlezicida Tamp with four intensities, mentions about 70 million Americans? and an odd 1947 fact where about 200000 people climbed Pikes Peak in Colorado. It also states Pikes Peak was named after Lt Zebulon M Pike and suggests a discovery in 2006.
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Pikes Peak
Colorado
Zebulon M. Pike
Knee Cartilage Tears and Treatment Explained by Q and A
An article explains how knee cartilage tears occur from twisting and strain common in sports and mining work. Symptoms include knee pain swelling and occasional locking. Diagnosis relies on physical exam with X rays limited for cartilage, and treatment ranges from manipulation and splints to surgery if the condition recurs.
Physicians advise speech tests and thyroid check for child
The article notes Dr H N Bundesen advising speech specialists to locate a child’s speech issue, then determine treatment. It mentions T J Et E's breathing test showing 22 percent above average, and that iodine therapy may aid weight gain though treatment should stay under a physician.
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Lizes
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Associated Press
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