Knowland Defends MacArthur Against Ickes Smear
Senate remarks by Knowland condemn the New Republic attack on MacArthur as untrue and hurtful. He argues the Korea mission was controlled from Washington, not by MacArthur, and credits MacArthur with resisting communism in Asia. The piece frames the Ickes smear as dangerous and misdirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN. Knowland
California
Senate
Gen. MacArthur
Harold L. Ickes
New Republic
MacArthur
Korea
Knowland
Japan
China
Orient
Asia
America
Far East
Washington
Ickes
U. S
Truman
Breger's Brief Note Inspires Compassion Quote
A fragment cites a Bible verse from 1 John 2:17 about sharing goods and aiding a needy brother, urging practical compassion. The line appears as a religious reflection attributed to Mister Breger in today’s text.
Pegler Attacks Pro Soviet Traitors and McCarthy Critique
Westbrook Pegler argues that loyal citizens resist Soviet backed parties in Poland Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia and cites Quisling as a traitor. He condemns pro Soviet figures in governments and presses and questions the handling of McCarthy era charges and press behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Hitler
Norway
Sudetenland
Palau
Austria
Quisling
France
State Department
Tydings Committee
Sen. McCarthy
Congress
McCarthy
Tarek
Many Quislings Overlooked In Immunity Debate and Wallace Critique
The writer argues congressional immunity was misused to weaponize charges, defends McCarthy’s use, and attacks Henry Wallace. It labels Wallace as gullible and spiritually influenced, questions his split from his party, and contemplates his role aiding Stalin and the future of a new democracy under advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Washington
Radio Corps
Henry Wallace
Henry
Progressive
Communist Party
Trumac
Stalin
People’s Party
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Hearn Talks on Nicotine Drug Distribution Study
A Chicago scientist used radioactive nicotine in a rat to trace distribution. Geiger counters showed nicotine moved from injection site into blood, urine, and organs within 24 hours. The heart absorbed nicotine briefly before limiting uptake, suggesting the heart protects itself from excess nicotine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
These Days on Korea and its long struggle for independence
An explication of Korea’s history from Mongol influence to Japanese annexation and the postwar division at the thirty eighth parallel. The piece traces foreign domination by China Japan and Russia, the rise of the Yangban, and the enduring cycle of war and occupation shaping modern Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
China
Japan
Manchuria
Siberia
Genghis Khan
Mongeolia
Lake Baikal
Kublai Khan
Siam
Asia
Moscow
Black Sea
Europe
Peking
Hideyoshi
Russia
Portsmouth
Cairo
Roosevelt
Churchill
Chiang
Stalin
Iae
Republic of Korea
Jatic
King Features Syndicate
Inv
Going Abroad Tips from Travel Humorist Whitcomb
A rambling, comic travelogue outlines tipping norms and cultural quirks across Europe. It pokes fun at customs in France, Britain, and beyond, noting gendarmes, pubs, and Eiffel Tower trivia while mixing anecdotes about hotels, dining cars, and famed travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Ihe
Britiany
Switzerland
Holland
Luxembourg-Demark
Sweden
Norway
Iiland
Italy
Prugal
Spain
Orly Field
Fite
Eiffel Tower
Wal
Horace Sutton
Ten and Twenty Years Ago July 24 1940 1930 1920 1910
A San Antonio survey credits Lowrist trade rise to more guest ranches, with year round business growth. A call goes out for thousands of cotton pickers in the Lower Florida Grande valley to match price swings. Customs officials report nearly 460 quarts of liquor seized in six hours. Bowery Inland property sale hints at a large hotel project. county superintendent pay dispute noted. local real estate and building permits updated.
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San Antonio
Ehamber of Commerce
Chamber
Lowerida Grande Valey
J. H. Fallin
U. S. Department, of Labor Local Employment Service Bureau
Fallin
Ed Cotutle
Bower
Bowen
D. 3. Woodward
FE. A. Altgelt
St. In Ankt
Ponth
Bacring Down On the News
A fragmented column by Arthur Bugs Batr reflects on the Korea crisis and public mood. It questions leadership and service odds while critiquing wartime rhetoric and peace prospects amid uncertain global tension.
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Mister Breger
R Winsor McCay
Pegler
Hearn Talks
Dr. Herman N
Bundesen
Conyr
King Peat Synd, Inc
George E. Ye Sokolsky
TWA
Jil
London
Paris
le Drap d'Or
Francois I
Henry VT
Prina
Marie Ant Nette
Geneva
Carrie Nation
Arch Triomphe
United Nations
Mare Motabies
Honest John Kelly
John
Tamme Hall
Boston
Bam
Providence
New York
Miro
Walt Winch
Wincheli
L. A. Light
Bexar County
J. S.kendal
Watkins
Albert Friedrich
Marshall
Aehoni
Arthur “Bugs" Batr
Buit
William Randolph Hearst
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