Fatal Lost Days Blundered Korea War Decision
The article argues Washington policy missteps after Seoul and the Jhehon landings led Gen MacArthur to seek authority to cross the thirty-eighth parallel. Senator Styles Bridges says the delay allowed North Korean regrouping and Chinese mobilization, extending the war and costing American lives.
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United Nations
Korea
Washington
Seoul
North Korea
Sen. Styles Bridges
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hearst Newspapers
Lex. Bridges
MacArthur
Yalu River
Sen. Bridges
Gen. Bradley
Ceal
State Department
Appropriations Committee
Gen. MacArthur
Red China
Russia
Baering Dowman. The News By Arthur Baer
The piece satirically portrays Democrats and Republicans in a sharp commentary on political blame and year long cycles. It reflects a skeptical view of Democratic influence and Republican critique, implying ongoing partisan blame and limited reform over many years.
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Arthur “Rags” Baer
Hickenlooper
Gulf Stream
N. Y. Herald Terhune Music Oracle
These Days overview of Indian conquest and rulers
George Sokolsky surveys India's vast history of invasion and conquest from ancient Alexander the Great to the Mogul Empire, tracing waves of Scythians Turks Chinese and Europeans. He notes linguistic diversity and changing powers across Punjab Indus Beas and Tibet, ending with British rule until 1947 and a radio plug for his Sunday program.
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Ratindranath Tagore
India
Alexander the Great
Ag le Ts
Bactria
Hindu Kush
Punjab
Indus River
Alexander
Lexander
Turkestin
Mongolia
Persia
Don
Carpathians
Russia
Jaxartes
Bechia
Pakistan
Genghis Khan
Turkestan
Pacific
Mogcow
Tamerlane
Mesopotamia
Afghanistan
Indus
Sowiet
China
Burma
Nepal
Tibet
Himalayas
Assam
Bhutan
Indias
Vasco da Cama
Malabar
Cape of Good Hope
Proverb Reflection On Paths Pleasing The Lord
A compact religious reflection notes that when the ways of a person please the Lord he makes even the enemy peaceful translating a verse from Proverbs 16 7 into a concise moral reminder.
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Toray
Matt
Hearst Statement Calls for U S Course Over Conference
William Randolph Hearst argues that national direction should be decided by the United States itself, not by any conference, signaling tension between national policy autonomy and regional gathering decisions.
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United States
Broadway Wit and News Gags in Walter Winchell Style
Walter Winchell on Broadway riffs mix theater lore and media satire. The note list cites Clark Gable quips, Time magazine jabs, and gossip columns as it threads through showbiz and politics with era-tinged zingers.
Oddities and domestic tales from a breezy column
A light column blends quirky facts and gossip from 1950 about lobsters monogamy and mate survival, a Martinsburg divorce case, love bird myths with a mirror tale, a Chicago wife awarded alimony, a Cleveland alimony dispute, and Kefauver’s crime inquiry blamed on people.
40 and 20 Years Ago DEC 2 1930 Pension board session
A Chicago actuary Arthur S Hansen arrived Monday and met privately with the pension board regarding the proposed new firemen and policemen pension system. Hoover's congressional message promised prosperity barring setbacks and world influence. A large wolf sighting alarmed Beacon Hill residents near Cunningham Ave and N Prie St. Police tie the wolf to the fearsome "Hon" as same animal. In 1910 district court service will use city detectives instead of street pickups. 1900 Captain Hughes elected by city council to lead police, replacing retired captain in a terror to evil doers.
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Arthur S. Hansen
Chicago
Pension Board
NEC
Hoover
Congress
Cunningham Ave
N. Prie St
Thomas Hughes
Tehe
Health Talks on Male Infections and Prostate Treatments
The article discusses none specific urethritis and prostate inflammation in men, symptoms like discharge and bladder pain, and diagnostic tests such as the glass test. Treatments include sulfonamide drugs, antibiotics for acute cases, sitz baths, prostate massage, fluids, and dietary avoidance of alcohol and spicy foods. Surgical drainage may be required for abscesses, with cautions against overuse of massage.
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Congrlatt
King
Mirror of Your Mind by a Lawrence Gould entry
A 1950 discussion on child reading preferences finds arithmetic second and writing near the bottom, suggesting pen use masks thinking. It notes expression of anger as self-directed aggression released through writing, then contrasts permissive counseling emphasizing empathy and student trust over faculty control.
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Lawrence Gould
W. Linwood
Chasen
Elemetary School Jounal
New England
Southwest
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Walter Winchell
Broadway
Ike
Clark Gable
Gable
Mr. Gable
Guys and Dolls
Happy Jong Runyon
Winchell
Red
John McClain
Time
Big City
McClain
World-Telegram
George Jean Nathan
Rothschild
Maury Paul
Hearst
New Yorker
Maury
Crios Olin Miller
Gamecock
Mtr
Arpal
Epamminondas
G-Man Hoover
New York
Walter Winghell
HABC
Erich Brainis
University of California
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hy Gardner
Cleveland
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Kefauver
Copyrish
Beacon Hill
Capt
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John W. Tobin
Clara
Herman N. Bundesan
Joseph A. Precker
Bard College
Annandale
Journal of Higher Education
John Copyright
King Feat, Sra
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