The Monster We Nourished and America’s Reckoning
A critical reflection on U S Korea policy, arguing the United Nations role was a cover for American battlefield strength. It contends lend lease to Russia, Yalta Teheran Potsdam, and aid to China fueled Communist gains, leaving America to bear the cost and confront looming ruin. It calls for repudiating mismanagement and restoring resolve.
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China
United Nations
America
Americas
Korea
Asia
Russia
Yalta
Teheran
Potsdam
Chiang Kai-Shek
City and College Grid Rivalry Overshadows Thanksgiving Night
Townwide report covers San Antonio football clashes between two local high schools on Thanksgiving, with emphasis on the city championship tilt and notable scores. Articles note long road to Dec 28 encampments, local veterans, and a parade of historical items from 1910 1920 and 1960 references.
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Camp Travis
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Board of Trustees
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UN’s Trial by War and the Korea Crisis Echoes
A provocative piece argues the United Nations exists to preserve peace and avert aggression. It recalls the Korean conflict, Soviet Korea and Soviet China, and critiques Western hesitation, urging strong UN action against China and firm American leadership to deter further escalation.
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Korea
China
Russia
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The
Cominform
Third International
Comintern
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Britain
Australia
Turkey
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Soviet China
Esa
Tve
State Department
Dinitation Vyshinskys
Pegler On Jim McGuinness and Hollywood Treachery
Westbrook Pegler recalls James Kevin McGuinness who died of a heart attack amid the Hollywood anti-Communist battles. He fought treachery since World War I, faced vilification in Communist and liberal press, and urged a hearing to face charges while noting the era’s political purge among writers and actors.
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James Kevin McGuinness
Hollywood
Oll
Mary
Jim
Thad
Old Morning Telegraph
Washington
Danny Kaye
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Lauren Bacall
Committee On un-American Activities
Pat McNutt
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Dore Schary
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Death of a Patriot and the Hollywood Red Scare
A retrospective on Jim, a patriot and historian, whose script for a Legion memorial in Hollywood was replaced by Father Carney. Jim faced unAmerican accusations, sought a hearing, and received acquittal after a report by Lou Russell. Robinson’s name was cleared in the McGuinness inquiry, ending his brief wartime exile.
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Hellyiead
Jim
Hollywood
James Bradley
Legion
Edward G. Robinson
Robinson
Bradley
Association of Moving Picture Producers
Edward J. Carney
Lawrence
Mass
the Legion
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Health Talks on Early Cancer Detection and Tests
An article discusses early cancer detection, noting tests alter body chemistry and protein substances. It describes albumin reduction, increases in fibrinogen and globulin, heat sensitivity of serum, indoacetate inhibition, methylene blue reactions, Bolen blood cell test, and excretion of etiocholanolone and cholesterol. Positive results guide further X ray or biopsy workups.
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Ine
Broadway on Broadway and Showbiz Buzz of 1950s
A collage of entertainment notes from mid‑century press mentions Broadway trends. References to Met Opera, Bing, television debuts, humorists like Harold Boyed, Noel Coward, and Eddie Wynn, with quotes about stars and industry shifts. Notes on actors, producers, and foreign coverage, plus a lampooned look at radio and stage offerings.
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Met Opera
Bing
Otter
Met
Howeum
Yasriety
Jeevy
Gracie Allen
Imogene Coca
Martha Raye
Harold B Oyd
Advance Heralds
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Noel Coward
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ABC Network
Booring Bown On the News By Arthur Daer
German voters vote in Herlin for the first time since the regime changed. The piece notes the election is democratic compared with the past and contrasts it with the old order. It mentions improved conditions along the Rhine and fewer acts of intimidation, though details are fragmented.
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Arthur
Bugs” Daer
Herlin
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