Worry Clinic Aids Bert F. In Abnormal Childhood Case
In Case X-269 Bert F a 22 year old college senior recalls a troubled home where his father nightly drank and threatened violence leaving Bert with deep fear and guilt. A psychologist explains how early abuse and parental coldness can shape heterosexual dissatisfaction leading to homosexual patterns and the potential for future rehabilitation through guided adjustment and sexual education.
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Bert F
Bert
Mage
Payrollers and Defense Spending Rise in Korea War Strain
The piece argues that Korea war duration expands civilian payrolls, predicting 100000 new federal jobs in Washington at about 350 million dollars in salaries plus office costs. It notes payrolls may rise above two million, average salaries around 3450, and questions patronage, efficiency, and postwar leftovers.
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United States
Korea
Washington
Truman
Ton
Cocktail Party brings T. S. Eliot fame and dollars to Broadway
The play at Henry Miller theater draws audiences and keeps Eliot in the headlines. Royalties run a thousand dollars weekly, then converted to pounds by Britain. The piece remains popular as readers and critics debate its author and intellect.
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T. S. Eliot
New York
Eliot
Henry Miller
Broadway
London
St. Louis
Harvard
England
South Pacific
Blame and accountability in Korea conflict debate
The piece questions who bears responsibility for the early failures in Korea after North Korean forces crossed the 38th Parallel. It notes U S troops and air power joined South Korea in a UN backed police action and critiques how General Douglas MacArthur was viewed at home.
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Korea
North Korea
38Th Parallel
South Korean
United Nations
United States
Security Council
Douglas MacArthur
Uncertain Mobilization Hangs Over Reserve Officers
A Washington briefing notes reserve officers not in reserve units won’t be forced into federal service as of now, amid a broader pattern of wait and see in mobilization. Young men of draft age face unsure futures as Congress stalls on service legislation and the Adminstration delays calling troops until needed.
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Army
National Guard
Washington
Moscow
Morse breaks with GOP as Oregon senator appeals to youth
Wayne Morse of Oregon drew headlines in Washington and Clinton New York by breaking with the Republican Old Guard over the State Department attack led by Senator McCarthy. He urged young voters to join the GOP while pressing Governor Dewey to stay a leading voice, signaling a clash over party identity and liberal stance.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Washington
G.O.P
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
Clinton
N. Y
Young Voters of America
Republican Party
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Morse
Republican Old Guard
Deseret News origins teased in curious column notes
A reader column traces the Deseret News name to Deseret, a Book of Mormon term, and links the paper to the area once called Deseret. The piece cites Webster and the Book of Ether, then shifts to light anecdotes about tennis, phonograph records, a family picnic, bagworms, and a stray dog tale.
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Deseret News
Salt Lake City
Utah
Desert
Desert News
Webster
Deseret
United States
Rocky Mountains
Omaha Bee
Rhage
Ohio
Erskine Caldwell
Bed-making guide and cork fire near Toulon
Mr Billopp jokes about a man and bed making with detailed steps then notes a fire consuming over 2 500 cork trees near Toulon France with a loud nighttime roar similar to a club crowd.
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Toulon
France
Stork Club
San Diego Girds for War Effort in WWII Echo
San Diego faces a rekindled wartime mood as defense activities intensify and the departure of Marine units to the Far East mirrors prewar patterns. The city steels itself amid heightened alert and mobilization as war anxieties grow.
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National Geographic Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Calif
First Marine
Far East
Ghost of Eight Secretaries of Agriculture
Arthur P. Chew recounts his year by year summaries of eight secretaries, noting Henry Cantwell Wallace and Clinton P. Anderson among the remembered figures. He recalls anecdotes, judgments, and his own rise from a Winnipeg reporter to Washington staff writer.
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Agriculture Department
Arthur P. Chew
Washington
Henry C. Wallace
Chew
Department
Henry Cantwell Wallace
Harding
Coolidge
Barron’s
Henry A. Wallace
Clinton P. Anderson
Brannan
England
Canada
Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg
Chicago News
Minneapolis Star
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
Henry C
San Diego Navy Installations Highlight Pacific Role
The San Diego bay area houses over 300 million dollars in naval installations as the Pacific port of call north of the Panama Canal. The harbor, among the world's top natural harbors, is land locked and accessible year round, hosting the Pacific fleet and a reserve of mothballed ships queued for potential activation.
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Ments
San Diego
U. S
Pacific
Navy
San Diego Bay
Naval facilities and bases near San Diego described
The passage outlines the 11th Naval District headquarters in San Diego with a 500 acre training center and 4 000 peacetime population, plus 2 363 acre North Island air station, amphibious base Strand founded in 1944, Marine Corps base, naval hospital with over five thousand bed tents, naval supply depot and electronics lab, Fort Rosecrans harbor defense post, Coast Guard security bases, and Camp Pendleton near Oceanside with 132 000 acres of training ground for Marines.
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Naval Operating Bas
San Diego
North Island Air Station
Strand
Marine Corps Base
Merve Center
Pacific Coast
Naval Spital
Nval
Naval Electronics Laboratory
Army
Fort Rosecrans
Point Loma
Coast Guard
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Pendleton
Dunkirk and Korea referenced in 1940s era talk
A passage notes U S troops in Korea facing possible extraction within days. It recalls Dunkirk, 1940, detailing evacuation of about 335 000 soldiers, British air and sea control, and loss of most heavy equipment while France aided naval efforts. It cites Rep Dewey Short referencing Korea as of July 25.
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Korea
Dewey Short
Missouri
House
Armed Services Committee
Europe
Engad
Belgium
France
Dunkirk
Dunkerque
Belrher
Anthony Eden
Bataan
Civilians Likely To Keep Control Of War Effort
Washington notes a debate over mobilization and civilian control. Bernard Baruch urges a separate mobilization agency with strong powers while NSRB remains a planning body. The Truman committee favors civilian appointees, wary of business executives, and eyes Harriman for foreign policy coordination.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
National Security Resources Board
N.S.R.B
W. Stuart Symington
Symington
Averell Harriman
White House
Truman Committee
We Funny People Deemer Lee in Estherville Iowa Daily News
The article surveys American leisure habits from camping with pre cooked meals to golfing with a caddy or cart. It notes card games with an automatic shuffler, lawn care with a power mower, hedge clipping, fishing with outboard propulsion, bowling with automatic pinsetters, and travel by car motorcycle or airplane.
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Deemer Lee
Estherville
Iowa
Daily News
Evacuation Distances in 1940 Military Context
The text contrasts British evacuation in 1940 with a sea traverse of about 50 miles and notes the Korean coast near Pusan to Japan is roughly 115 miles, implying navigational and strategic challenges without air or sea control. It highlights distance as a factor in evacuation feasibility.
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Pusan
Korea
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