Airpower and Security for a Stronger America in War and Peace
The essay argues airpower, including atomic strike potential, is vital for U S defense. It highlights the F-86 Sabre’s speed and altitude, compares aviation advances since Kitty Hawk, and calls for universal military service to build a massive air, sea, and land defense network and invulnerable homeland security. It cites Hearst’s 1938 call for a dominant air force as foundational.
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Air Force
Dauntless
William Randolph Hearst
United States of America
Hearst
Billy Mitchell Jr
Martye
Rebecca White
Capital Society
Lizbeth
Scott
Phi Cochran
America
John Hersey
New Yorker
Truman
Hildegarde
Iexmayor O'Dwyer
Herr Goel
Marla
Amerioa
New York Nuirrare
Walter Winchell
Palaver as Usual in World War II Style Debate
William James divided the human race into tough minded and tender minded approaches to relations with international communism. The text argues for building military strength, warns against pious talk, and says sacrifices should aim to minimize inflation while exposing the unequal burden on fixed income groups.
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Illiam James
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Nopwar Thinkne
CI0
Bible Verse Refines Hope With Justice and Resolve
The text quotes Isaiah 42 3 4 promising compassionate guidance and steadfast justice. It depicts a bruised reed not broken and a smoking flax not quenched, signaling perseverance until judgment is established and truth prevails worldwide.
Christmas Quiet Asked Amid Holiday Rowdies
A letter by George E Sokalsky urges restraint during Christmas office parties, condemning drunken excess and moral laxity. He cites taxi chaos, calls for charity, duty, and national renewal, invoking Korean war soldiers and Riverside Church remarks by Dr. Robert J. McCracken.
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Unos
New York
Robert J. McCracken
Riverside Church
Walter Winchell on Broadway Highlighting 1951 TV and Radio
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway radio and TV, noting Turnlums, Suspense, and NBC's Watch the World. He praises Hear t Now with Casey Murrow, criticizes TV news reporting, and riffs on entertainment figures, prime-time programs, and industry gossip with period tone and numerous named entities.
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Runyon
Dan
Eliter
Varicose Veins and Pregnancy Treatment Changes
A historical medical overview explains how varicose veins during pregnancy were once often untreated, but current practice favors treatment to improve outcomes and prevent clots. It notes risks of ulcers and skin inflammation, discusses hereditary and occupational factors, and outlines two tests using elastic bands to assess venous function before treatment.
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Elessei
Vein Tying in Upper Leg Assessed by Diagnostic Test
Dr H N Bundesen notes vein tying may be needed when veins fail. Tests at multiple levels map faulty waves to locate precise tying points. Provides guidance for surgical planning and accuracy in outcomes. King Feature Syndicate.
Roosevelt fireside chat notes on wartime expansion
Highlights from President Roosevelt's fireside chat of December 50 1940 discuss the growing demand for sending an expeditionary force abroad and the nation’s stance on involvement in global conflict during wartime.
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Roosevelt
Nieht
Arsenal of Democracy News Echoes in Odd Dispatches
A collage of historical interjections and headlines mentions the phrase We must be the great arsenal of democracy and notes football rule debates led by Edward K Hall. Also cited are New Year cabaret promos, oyster eating bets before court, and various DEC dateline items from 1900s to 1930s with local events and theater notices.
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Sun
Horders
Jamestown
Plymouth
Edward K. Hall
National Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Alsn
Tom Andrews
Andrews
Dalcour Dwyer
Ane Hopwood
Pancoas
Readers vent on Truman policy and holiday cheer
Letters discuss Korea war decisions by President Truman and offer opinions on sanctions and freedom. A Santa Antonio trip reveals lack of local decorations, with Mission and Kerrville residents praising or critiquing editorials and civic displays.
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Arthur Baer comments on Chinese negotiations and plotting slang during famine and floods. The piece mocks oriental pledges and jokes about measurement by the yardstick while insisting the speaker will win, noting a payment due and a reluctant ally.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Mirror Psychology And Truancy In Childhood Behavior
Experts discuss personality problems in habitual truants, linking disorders to unhappy home life and delayed recovery from illness. Drs Mullen Spur note psychosomatic symptoms stem from a desire to regress to a childlike state, seeking attention and avoidance of responsibility.
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Franzes A. Mullen
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Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
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