Betrayal of China and the Wedemeyer Report
The United States Relations with China publication acknowledges the Wedemeyer report urged backing the Nationalist government to block Communist conquest. It notes the report warned that unchecked Communist advances in Manchuria would engulf China and that support for Chiang Kai-shek’s regime was essential, despite later justification for not doing so.
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State Department
United States
China
Wedemeyer
Truman
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Manchuria
Chiang
Nism
U. S
American
America
Pacific
Free
Soviet Russia
Kremlin
Deadly poison of worn old sayings in life
The text warns that familiar maxims like every cloud has a silver lining honesty is the best policy and virtue always triumphs are outdated and dangerous for people trying to live by them. It argues that outdated proverbs mislead and harm both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jifa
By Elsie Robinson a reflection on virtue and truth
The piece argues that virtue and honesty often fail in a ruthless world and urges readers to adapt to a harsher reality. It reflects on living truth in modern times and notes copyright attributions, though the text is fragmentary and unclear.
These Days Reflections On Elite Rule And Presidential Worship
Essay critic argues that American elites and leaders like Roosevelt create a cult of the great man. It contrasts public trust with bureaucracy, noting officials act as rulers, citizens as servants, and warns hero worship weakens checks and balances amid political rhetoric.
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Ie Petersen
Harry
Hopkins
Teheran
Yalta
Franklin
Roosevelt
Hitler
Hiller
Oscar. Ewing
Charles F. Brailian
Congress
Frank ‘Suchanan
Asair
Roosevett
Harry Truman
Lem Keyserling
Keyserling
Offire
Cong
King Fést Ryn. Inc
Better Living for a Better World 4-H Theme Declared
The national theme "Better Living for a Better World" with a £950 emphasis is highlighted for 4-H clubs. National 441 Club age for membership ranges from 10 to 21 years. Caney FM Cirts, Inc. is noted as founded in 1510.
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Inita
Caney FM Cirts, Inc
Our heroes seek courage and character for independence
A fragmented wartime statement extols genuine heroes who pledge to seek courage and character, uphold high ideals, revolt against oppression, and decide to achieve the country’s independency as history remembers.
Terror by Law in Communist intimidation warned by Craig
WESTBROOK PEGLER reports the Am Legion magazine features George N. Craig revealing a campaign by Communists to suppress free speech through feared legal actions. The piece cites a Connecticut case in Greenwich and a suburb where a town’s manager, police chief, and school board chair were allegedly placed by a Communist led faction, prompting fears of a legal juggernaut used to intimidate opponents.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Am Legion Magazine
George
N. Craig
Ubel
Paw Draper
Larry. Adler
John T. McCullough
Greenwich
Connecticut
Draper
Adler
Craig
New York City
Ite Victin
Slander and Legal Fees Shape Suburban Trial Debates
A letter discusses aggressive libel actions against Mrs McCullough in Greenwich, the Draper Adler demand of $200,000, and how public fundraising financed the fight. It cites lawyers under scrutiny, McCarthy and anti Communist sentiments, plus a push from Wisconsin for prepaying trial costs and broader concerns about free speech and legal intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Roosevelt
Draper-Adler
MfcCullough
McCulloughs
Wicheaton
Draper
Adler
Sen
Joe McCarthy
American Legion
Hbel
Yale
Coryliht
Elog Pentyrea Eradicate, Inc
Methods for Reducing Weight in Overweight Children
The article argues many overweight children need treatment beyond natural growth to lose fat. It stresses gradual weight loss over long periods, addressing emotional factors, and full family involvement. A daily meal plan reduces calories in increments, with temporary elimination of high fat foods and limits on butter and sugar.
Dietary guidance for child weight management by Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen discusses diet adjustments for children including beans to avoid, possible sugar substitute use of saccharine, vitamin concentrates to meet daily needs, and milk choices with skim milk as an alternative. Weight loss must be overseen by a physician to prevent rebound weight gain.
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Cosyrisht
King Featyn, Inc
San Antonio Civil and Police Shifts and Historic Notes
Ten and 26 years ago on June 27, 1040 and 1986 actions included a police bureau shake up by Chief Ray Ashworth and promotions of three major generals for retired army officers. Earlier items recount a 1920 Corpus Christi trip plan, a 1919 rattlesnake incident, and a 1900 population estimate triggering curiosity about San Antonio's growth.
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Ray Ashworth
Chiek
San Antonio
Bement B. Buck
Guy Carleton
George T. Barnlett
Corpus Christi
Medina
Jake
Crockett Auto. Co
Dee
W. G. Robinson
Newseapew Detective Stories Spark Private Eye Careers
Reporting legends like White and Gus Roeder drive 19th century crime coverage as reporters turn sleuths. A Cape Cod poison case prompted Tred Spayde to publish a classified plea that uncovered a churchman’s fraud and a murder, earning him part ownership. George Wisner and Nellie Kenyon rose through bold investigations uncovering quacks and robbers, reshaping crime reporting practices at major papers.
Baering Down On the News by Bugs Baer
Article parody notes old Doc Bush predicting future war as a strange mix of weapons and signals. It imagines a neon outlined general and a far end soda fountain cubby hole as the setting for a pointed, satirical forecast.
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Arthur “Bugs
Baer Old Doc Bush
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N.Y
Cape Cod
Tred Spayde
Spaydé
Jovely Hothinger
George Wisner
Sun
Wisner
Star
Helen Jewett
James Gordon Bennett
Siberia
Barnett
Bennett
Chattanooga Newsgal
Nellie Kenyon
Nellie
Rideout
Son
Sear Waller Winchell
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Gouri
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