MacArthur as Asian high commissioner urged in policy propels
Dulles argues communist propaganda paints the United States as a paper tiger and calls for a strong show of leadership in Asia. He proposes General Douglas MacArthur as American high commissioner to Nationalist China, asserting his military stature would deter the Communists and signal resolve.
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Tragic Concessions to Stalin Highlighted by Wartime Leader
Maj Gen Charles Willoughby claims Washington ignored Gen Douglas MacArthur's warnings. He argues concessions at Yalta and appeals from Moscow shifted victory in World War II, enabling Stalin to gain strategic territories without real war effort, at great national cost.
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Churchill
Roosevelt praised as great strategist in readers’ notes
A collection of letters defends President Roosevelt from criticism, praising his leadership after Pearl Harbor and his role in arming the U S to win the war and secure peace. Other letters criticize loan sharks, propose auto inspection stickers for negligent drivers, and note local veterans' ages and cigaret tax concerns.
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Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Roogevelt
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Robert L. Richardson
Lincoln or Plato What’s Your Brand
George H. Sokolski argues that civilization should elevate moral and spiritual values and reject elite control by experts. He contrasts Appleby’s technocratic social complex with Lincoln’s government by the people, criticizing bureaucratic coercion and urging freedom of mind.
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Plato
George HE. Sokolsky
Paul H. Appleby
New York State
Thomas Carlyle
Benjamin Franklin
Bernarr MacFadden
MacFadden
Volstead
al Capone
Walter C. Alvarez
State Department
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Mr. Appleby
Sparta
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Bramelds Poor Timing Sparks Greenwich Village Row
Westbrook Pegler reports on Dr Theodore Brameld a New York U human relations advocate who faced criticism at a New York City talk and a Greenwich Village event. The piece critiques Brameld and the public schools while noting Eleanor Roosevelt attendance and diverse opinions across New York and Old Greenwich.
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Grameld
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New York U
James Armsey
Brameld
New York Times
Old Greenwich
Wilfred A. Waltemade
Bronx Children’s Court
City of
Eleanor Roosevelt
Barry Bingham
Louisville
Middlesex School
Concord
Mass
Harvard
Reids
Ogden and Whitelaw
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Herald Tribune
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St. Paul’s
Yale
Fauntleroy
Groton
Chips
Stewart Alsop
Stewart
Joe
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March 22 Through History Highlights Across Years
A 1945 Builders Exchange Manager joined bids for school board seats. In 1935 the Dionne quintuplets were photographed with new teeth. 1925 featured matador Adolfo Gaona performing at Nuevo Laredo. 1915 Congress authorized creating a navy reserve corps. 1995 Katyrz revealed plans to extend lines from San Antonio to the gulf coast. 1895 city began back tax collection with rolls turned to a private collector. 1885 The Light praised a rake seen in church.
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Diet guidance for ulcerative colitis from Dr H N Budesen
The health talk outlines a low residue temporary diet for severe ulcerative colitis with easily digestible foods and calories. It lists acceptable foods such as strained soups, white bread and cereals, milk beverages, soft fruits, tender meats, and pasteurized cheeses while avoiding raw produce, alcohol, and highly seasoned sauces.
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