Eisenhower MacArthur meet for peace talks in New York
President elect Eisenhower and General MacArthur met at John Foster Dulles home for two hours and fifteen minutes to discuss peace in Korea and the world. MacArthur called it a pleasant reunion and friendship spanning 35 years. Eisenhower said they had a fine conversation and hoped to meet again soon. Truman later criticized Eisenhower’s Korea pledge as demagoguery. Eisenhower planned further talks with Republican lawmakers after the meeting.
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New York
John’ Foster Dulles
Desig
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MacArthur
Eisenhower
National Association of Manufacturers
Helena
Truman
Mac-Arthur
Wake Island
Commodore Hotel
Martin
Mass
Halleck
Ind
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Athos
Hinounewer
New ‘York
Cliyate
John Foster Dulles
Mac‘Arthur
Secretary Sawyer urges ending American dollar aid to Europe
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer, head of a presidential mission to Europe, urged stopping Marshall Plan and current mutual security aid. He told President Truman the US should focus on prosperity, criticizing Western Europe for reliance on aid, and urged Western Europe to expand production and trade rather than continued subsidies.
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Europe
Truman
America
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United
Siamese Twins and 1930s Political Shifts
Summary of historic Siamese twin case from 1100 and the Brodie separation in Chicago, plus snippet on the term origin from Chang and Eng. Also reports United States liner United States hitting a Southampton pier in high winds with minor damage. Hawaii political maneuvering cites Governor candidates Samuel Wilder King and Lt. Gen. Henry Aurand amid residency concerns and Eisenhower era context.
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Brodie
Chicago
Eliza
Mary Chalkhurst
Biddenden
England
Siam
Chang
Eng
P. T. Barnum
Hawaii
Oren E. Long
Eisenhower
Lawrence M. Judd
Roosevelt
Samuel Wilder King
New England
United States Naval Academy
Navy
Congress
Henry S. Aurand
United States Army
Honolulu
Army
Pacific
Confession and Follow in the Christian Faith
The article explains two meanings of confess and confession, noting that confession can mean public declaration or standing with Christ. It argues true faith requires following Christ, not mere mouth profession, and warns many church members fail to go beyond saying they are Christian. Peter’s confession is cited to illustrate Christ’s primacy and the need for steadfast following.
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H&s
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Timothy
Tim
Jesus
Pilate
God
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Christ
Matthew
Luke
Christ of
Mark
Ates
Jésus
Carais
Empire Lily
Eisenhower’s Pearl Harbor visit and high level talks
The article recalls Eisenhower aboard the cruiser Helena near Pearl Harbor with President-Elect talks and bridge games. It notes his reluctance to reveal Korea plans, Navy influence from Admiral Radford, and a surprise Hawaii stop that altered his schedule.
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U.S
Pacific
Navy
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Iwo
Ike
Hawaii
Helena
U.S. A
Hawa
Yolfed
Seasonal cabbage dishes offer variety in winter meals
Homemakers facing winter vegetable limits can use seasonal produce to trim budgets and add new flavors. The guide provides two recipes: a quick simmered cabbage with onion and dill seeds served with vinegared milk, and a scalloped cabbage and celery bake with celery, cabbage, butter, flour and breadcrumbs baked until bubbly.
Cabbage Tempting Recipes and Food Preparations
A collage of kitchen notes and recipe snippets for cabbage dishes, beets with horseradish sauce, braised lamb shoulder steaks, parsnip fritters, and salad tips. Includes method details for Cabbage-Celery Au Gratia and Cabbage Tomato Casserole, plus tea flavoring and bread variations.
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Iand
Jim Hagerty
Herbert Brownell
NATO
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Augusta
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Seoul
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U.N
Mark Clark
Formosa
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