Call the Bluff and Force UN Camp Inspections
United States leaders rejected Soviet calls to censure the U N over alleged prisoner mistreatment. They proposed joint full inspections of POW camps in Korea and China to expose propaganda and confirm access. The attack, described as a midnight knock, was dismissed as shabby and vicious by U S delegates.
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Soviet Union
UN General Assembly
United States
Pongam
Hearst
North Korea
Red China
Gromyko
U. S
Ernest A. Gross
Russia
Korea
Gross
International Red Cross
Red Cross
China
Jean Ravaud
le Biarritz
Midtowners
Chas. Adler, Jr
Uncle Sam
National Mags
Anne Jeffreys
Bob Sterling
Waldorf
Empire Room
McAuliffe
Times Square
Mac
Connie O'Shea
Clarerice
Sims
New York Mirror
Two for the Road: black coffee and sugar to offset holiday cheer
The article advises hosts to serve departing guests two for the road as black coffee with ample sugar. Cited from the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, the tip claims sugar helps offset effects of too much holiday cheer and keeps farewells merry rather than final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Open Forum Readers Question Shell Shortage and Commands
Editor notes reader H J Hamby calls for accountability over shell shortages in Korea and questions military leadership. Letter references Lt Col Melvin B Voorhees and critiques wartime logistics while urging higher brass court-martial for inefficiency."/>.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Light
Korea
Defense Department
Melvin B. Voorhees
John Q
Amos n Andy to Present Lord's Prayer Christmas Eve
Freeman Amos Gosden and Charles Correil plan a special Amos n Andy Christmas Eve program for children nationwide. The item notes a radio feature to share the Lord's Prayer on the holiday broadcast.
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Freeman
Amos” Gosden
Charles
Andy” Correil
Amos
N’ Andy
Children of America
Charles C. Gregory
Travis Park Methodist Church
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Macon
Little Theater
San An
A Free Press Must Take Sides Says Sokolsky
Sokolsky argues in a Yale forum that a free press should show clear views not erase them and cites Stevenson and Eisenhower coverage. He notes historical media figures shaped partisan agendas and that editors mirror owners while columnists balance viewpoints. He warns against press vanity and urges press to uphold leadership through principled reporting.
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George E. Sokolsky
Yale Political Union Intercollegiate Forum
M. R. Werner
Werner
Adlair Stevenson
New York City
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Spectator
Addison and Steele
John Peter Zenger
Greeley
Bennett
Pulitzer
Raymond
Hearst
Roosevelt
Truman
Endometriosis: Misplaced tissue and symptoms
The article explains endometriosis a disease where uterine lining tissue grows outside the uterus. It notes common sites such as around the womb ovaries and rectum with symptoms including severe menstrual pain and infertility, and discusses treatment via surgery and hormones with emphasis on removing implanted tissue.
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H. N. Bundesen
M. D
Bacring Down On the News By ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER
The column notes a silent night as Santa nears. It jokes that Rudy the Red Nosed Reindeer did not make the team and mocks the UN’s January events with light satire on politics and expense.
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Arthur
Bugs
Baer
Santa
Clem McCarthy
Dunder
Blitzen
Rudy the Red- Nosed Reindeer
Broadway Notes of Man About Town in 1952
Walter Winchell cites celebrity gossip and public notices from New York society in 1952. Mentions include Justice Douglas plans, marriages, tango of show business, and court actions plus political intrigue from the Justice Department and UN affairs.
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Churches of God
H. J. Hamby
L. A. Light
Tonio
Frank H. Bushick
Main Avenue High School
Eesey Eis
Sokolsky
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
H. V
Bell
King Fea
Syn
Hesse
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Walter Winchell
William O'Dwyer
Sloan Simpson
William O. Douglas
Mercedes Davidson
Gary ‘Coopers
Gausnter Ma
Winchell Tia
Mexico
J. D. McKenna
Sheridan
Wyoming
Buddy Rich
Marie Allison
Warwick
Santa Claus
Madison Corner
Bette Davisro
Joey Giardello
Winnah
Washington Wire
Dept of Justice
Newbold Morris
Robert Kennedy
Justice Dept
U. 5
Mass
Sen. J. McCarthy
U. S. Attorney-General
Secret Service
Pentagon
Albert Anastasia
N. Y
Bowie
Larry MacPhail
Chas
Rochester
Bossman
Lexington Hotel
Theresa Bagley
Florida
Roxbury
Linotyper
Gov't
Gazettes
Julius Katz-Suchy
Harlem
GPU
Marilyn Monroe
Mag
Air Force
Donald O’connors
Decca Recoads
Astor
Cliveden House
Argentina
Alexis Lichine
France
Paris
Armando
Doris Lily
Belgium
Leopold
Princess Rethy
Haile Selassie
Michael Redgrave
Japan
Crusade For Freedom
Munich
Iran Curtain
Gerhardt Eisler
Mr. Big
Germany
Clear Winchell
BKABC
Mister Breger
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