Stop Hamstringing MacArthur Stop Hamstringing MacArthur
A sharp editorial criticizes UN delays and Soviet obstruction in Korea. It faults U S and British representatives for mislabeling actions as United Nations efforts while Americans bear the costs. It urges decisive, timely action for Gen MacArthur and dismissal of bureaucratic myths to face current dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United Nations
Lake Suecas
Truman
Korea
British Commonwealth of Nations
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Security Council
Hoover
Russia
World Wide Bible Reading Movement Reaches Eighth Anniversary
A veteran recalls Guadalcanal and a life saved by a simple Bible verse from home. The letter back home spurred a movement that comforts thousands worldwide, now marking its eighth anniversary with a faith-driven response amid war’s horrors.
American Bible Society Honorary Chair Leaders Lead War Aid Effort
By Elsie Robinson describes a rally or campaign where prominent Americans including Captain Eddie Rickenbacker Herbert Hoover and other notable figures lend support to the American Bible Society. The piece portrays a determined front as patriotic figures back the cause with public visibility and moral backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
United States
Eddie Rickenbacker
Herbert Hoover
John
Baering Down on The News By Arthur Bugs Baer
Republican power plays loom as Congress stalls between sessions. The piece references the eighty first and eighty second congresses, retroactive funding, and President Truman shaping expectations with unhatched plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Washington
Charity in action from First Corinthians chapter thirteen
A devotional line from First Corinthians 13 praising charity as patient and kind. It states that charity does not envy or boast, nor is it proud, guiding readers toward humble, selfless conduct. The verse frames moral virtue as everyday virtue.
Lenin Saw It and the Rise of Asian Communism
A 1950 column by George Sokolsky recounts a conversation with Lenin and traces the drift of Asiatic anti Western movements. It notes the Baku Congress of 1920, the push to align oriental nations with communism, and how British empire influence waned as revolutions spread.
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K. Fuse
Osaka
Lenin
Far East
Manchuria
Baku
Asia
Zinoviev
England
Persia
Mesopotamia
Arabia
Egypt
Pharaoh
Britain
War and communism as global threat, Walter Winchell says
Walter Winchell argues democracies failed to detect early signs of war and warns that failure to quarantine communism led to a broader world threat. He cites Mao, Stalin, and Comintern, noting past misjudgments, U.S. policy naivete, and the risk of red expansion from Asia to the globe.
Letters to the Editor on political era and figures
The writer supports restoring constitutional values and criticizes New Deal policies. Ernestine Vaughan praises Roosevelt while defending Hoover’s memory, and urges American awakening. The letter defends readers against hostile political tactics and expresses patriotism.
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Westbrook Pegler
Roosévelt
Ernestine
Vaughan
Decades From San Antonio Almanac Dated Clippings Recap
A fragmented row of items notes events from the 1940s back to 1890 in San Antonio. Mentions Mayor Maury Maverick with hopes for Latin American ties after a visit to Mexico City, a 1930 Boerne Southern Pacific station blast and a 1930 robbery linked to a high-powered car, a Christmas market king in the North Loop, sheriff actions in Brownsville rail talks, and 1890s streetcar mule sales along with prices like 1.25 for brandy and mule auctions.
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Maury Maverick
Cadillac
San Antonio Mondey
Southern Pacific
Boerne
Yeees
Apo
Beacon Hill
North Loop
Wiliam Maichteger
Tobin
Health Talks on Appendicitis Symptoms and Treatment
Parents are praised for helping cut fatal appendicitis. Improved knowledge leads to quicker physician care, avoidance of laxatives, and earlier antibiotics use to control infection if the appendix ruptures. Recognize abdominal pain localized to the right lower quadrant with fever or vomiting. Medical evaluation and possible surgery follow a prompt diagnosis.
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
A collage of quotes discusses psychology of images on screen evoking memories, crime as social act, and intelligence test fair use. It cites Enrico Faichignoni on memory reenactment, Tijian Blackhurn on test score comparability, and notes crime as breaking community laws and neurosis as motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gould
Tralian
Enrico Faichignoni
Hare
Tijian Blackhurn
Biology and Human Affairs
London
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Iran
Germany
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Trotsky
Stalin
Fuse
Soviet Russia
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Spain
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Syn
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Kabo
Puerto Rico
William Randolph Hearst
Walter Winchell
Broadway
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China
Mao Tse-tung
Comintern
Joseph Stalin
Windsell
Gilgor Zinoviev
Nan
Third International
Canton
Communist Party of China
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Communist Party
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Communists
Truman Administraion
Reda
Praok
N.Y. Times
Red China
Timaes
Moscow
Kremlin
Letlin
Shanghai
Indonesia
Indo-China
Malay Archipelago
Philippines
New York Mirror
Bear Waller
KARC
the Light
Con
Oil
Light
Inters
Cuaud J
Carter
W. A, Wo
Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
George W. West
Edwar Chameberlain
Nat A. Whisher
Wiliam Cassin
Henry L. Hulit
Alex H
Wall
Willyer
Daha J
Stevens
Ernest Steves
Menger& Pread's
Commerce
Mules &T
Mister Breger
Dr. Herman N
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