Aid to Our Enemies and the Truman Scandal
A columnist denounces President Truman for suspending a wartime law that barred aid to nations aiding Soviet Russia. The piece argues the move empowers Russia, prolongs the Korea war, and ignores Congress, calling it a dictatorship-like act and a grave security blunder cited by senators and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Soviet Russia
Russia
America
Congress
Cruman
Red China
Korea
Mr. Truman
Sen. Dickson
Illinois
United States
Sen
Dirksen
Kem
Missouri
Sen. Cordon of
Orezon
Letters to the Editor on aviation crashes and driver responsibility
The writer defends aviation maintenance and criticizes critics of a Kelly Field crash report. Roy Ford argues mechanical failures are inevitable and praises upkeep of plant planes. He condemns a proposed Texas driver responsibility law as punitive and impractical, urging revisions.
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the Light
Kelly Field
William L. Stites
Automobile Agency
Stiles
Roy B. Ford
Bacing Down on the News Ay ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER
Political wit notes a Republican slate with Taft out front and three governors plus three generals as contenders. The piece humorously lists Stassen Dewey Warren Arthur Blainhower and Wedemeyer, suggesting pardons and a strong, mixed bag of credentials. A playful jab on 1952 prospects ends with a nod to news distribution.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Taft
Staszen
Dewey
Warren
These Days on Wedemeyer Johnson Evidence and Korea
George E Sokalsky argues Wedemeyer and Johnson exposed courage and honesty before the Russell committee while noting a missing original plan for Korea. He questions why the State Department could override military plans and warns about the dangers to economy, liberties, and the welfare state amid such policy shifts.
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Korea
Russia
Sen
Kerr
Oklshoma
MacArthur
Russell Committee
Jose
Alexsander the Great
U. S
Klay Fea
Bible Verse Promise From Matthew 6 33 Shines Bright
A line from Matthew 6 33 emphasizes seeking the kingdom of God and righteousness first. The verse promises that all necessary things will be added unto believers who prioritize divine concerns. The message offers spiritual guidance and encouragement.
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God
Did You Know Sponges From Tropical Gourd Dried Fruit
The note explains that sponges are made from the dried fruit of the luifa gourd, with the Wifa or lepfah called the dishcloth gourd due to its water absorbing fiber. It also recalls the Kipushi copper mine in Felgian Congo producing over a million tons of copper and Montana shipping 3,256,956 Christmas trees in 1949.
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Kipushi
Felgian Congo
Montana
Government ownership as remedy faces monopolies limits
Government ownership is seen as a remedy for monopolistic failures but critics argue it has inherent limitations. The debate centers on efficiency, political influence, and the risk of reduced innovation under state control. Supporters urge stable prices, universal access, and long term planning to curb private power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menopolias
Pegler Sees Communist Aid to Stalin as Key War Factor
Westbrook Pegler argues that Communists in the Roosevelt era aided Stalin before Pearl Harbor and claims betrayals shaped U.S. war policy. He cites strikes at Allis-Chalmers and shipping control by Harry Bridges, accusing Roosevelt officials of aiding Stalin and underestimating the Allied fight against Nazi Germany.
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Westbrook Pegler
Russia
United States
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Stalin
Hitler
Pegler
White House
CIO
Allis-Charnexs
Milwaukee
Communist Party
Harry Bridges
Fhilin Murray Lad
Lee Pressman
Germany
Japan
Washington
Kremlin
Critics Roar At Roosevelt Russia Policy And War Strains
A harsh critique attacks Roosevelt and his wartime handling of Soviet alliance. It denounces Stettinius and officials for praising Soviet aid while accusing them of magnifying ties, mismanaging material supply, and praising Moscow’s hard realities. It recalls Pearl Harbor, rationing, and questions production and leadership.
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United States of America
Winston Churchill
Roosevelt
Edward R. Stettinius
Sooks
Germany
Trussia
Lee
Pearl Harbor
Stalin
Stetlinius
Russia
Urals
Sas
Ich
Siberia
Lenin
MacArthur
Japan
Fluoride in Water Reduces Tooth Decay Across Cities
Studies confirm fluoride’s role in lowering cavity rates when added to public water. In a comparison of two similar cities, those with fluoride had 6.5 fewer permanent teeth affected per hundred than the control, especially benefiting younger children, with no observed adverse effects from natural fluoride.
Sodium fluoride in water may be safe for all communities
The text notes ongoing studies by research groups to determine if adding sodium fluoride to municipal water can be routinely undertaken. It also defines arthritis as inflammation of a joint and lists several possible germs that can cause it, including pus-forming organisms, gonococci, andMycobacterium tuberculosis.
Citizens Rally Against Island Removal Proposal
On June 26, 11 residents rose in Iowa town to oppose Fire and Police Commissioner P. KE. Anderson’s plan to remove safety islands. The gathering underscored local safety concerns and cited potential traffic risks.
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TUNE
Anus
P. KE. Anderson
Iowatown
June 26 1952 Protest over post office site in San Antonio
Historic notes recount petitions from about ten thousand members of the San Antonio Trades council opposing the present site for the post office reconstruction. A telegram was sent to President Hever. the summary also mentions a 1921 fish hatchery establishment near Medina Lake with officials traveling to select a site and other dated items from 1911 1901 and earlier about military bands parades and a heat incident.
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San Antonio Trades Council
Hever
Medina Lake
George Schuppe
Texas Game & Fish Pitective Assm
Floyd McGown
Medina Valley Irrigation Co
Hollywood Social Scene Buzzes With Cafeteria of Celebrities
Walt Winchell reports a whirlwind of high society chatter with Meg Mundy’s wedding links and ex-Met director marriages. Stars like Nancy Kelly, Dan Dailey, Rita Hayworth, and Walter Winchell’s Sunday radio slot anchor a web of romances, engagements, and rumored pairings across New York and London, amid political talk and showbiz intrigue.
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Nancy Kelly
Dan Dailey
Bob
Neal
Linda Dariei
Eth Merman
Artie Shaw
Nina Foch
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Mat Arthur
Blainhower
Wedemeyer
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Louis Johnson
Russell
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Dean Acie
Dean Acheson
State Department
Alger Hiss Js
Far Eastern
State Départment
Till
Bean Acheson
Don
Hhere
Adm
Sherman
Johnson
Stalk
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Asia
Konica
Gen. Wedemeyer
Lewis Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tokyo Son
Acheson
Dy. HN
Bundesen
Mister Breger
Sousa
JUNG
Slayden Rifles
Mider
Ankand
Jack R. Burke
Emil Zoller
Alf Ash
Deliveary
Presa
Walt Winch
Drimmler
Harve de Carbon
Argentina
Georgetown U
Ford
Judy Conlon
Gubitchev
Moscow
Re Serve
Father Divine
Saint Jackson
Roosevelt Laborde
Robert Irwin
Diégo Rivera
J. Y. Yankees
Happy
Czar
Murrau Hamilton
Chicago
Terry DeMarco
Zingy Delatvo
John Talbot
Lynn
Douglas Duke
Rochester
Mary Hatcher
Nevada
Prince Aly
Errol Fiymm
Princess Glinika
Guess
Blandford
Susan Hornby
Tocracy
Vincount
Tamworth
Bulgadler
F Inland
Paria
Prom
London
Bob Musel
Georgia Gibbs
Colony
Rita Hayworth
Eva Lavalliere
Father Durant
Hero
H. O'Brien
Smpek
Lane
Harrison Wood
Leonard Wood
Joanne Jolifffe
Park Ave
George Blake
Columbia Film
Park East Hospital
Glorie Dehaven
Rex Hertisons
Lilli Palmer
Georgie Tanps
Laurette Foster
King
Brynners
Yur
EODH
Wat
New Yorke Mirror
Walter Winchell
Pam
KABC
Wenchell
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