Melting Pot Realities in Postwar Immigration Trends
The piece discusses Hungarian refugees in the United States finding havens nationwide, noting easier integration as Americans gain global understanding. It cites a decline in foreign language dailies since World War II, from over 2000 titles to 834, with 78 dailies and 1.3 million subscribers, reflecting the changing role of immigrant communities.
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United States
America
United Stcess
Num
Greece Seeks Solidarity with Turkey to Counter Russia
Dorothy Thompson argues that Cyprus tensions risk widening in Greece Turkey relations. He warns that without a united front, Russia could exploit regional disunity. The article traces memory of empires, postwar shifts, and British influence shaping Cyprus, urging a new regional alliance.
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Athens
Greece
Cyprus
Turkey
Constantinople
Near East
Balkans
Russia
Dardanelles
Railroads Face High Ball In Rate Hikes Say Experts
President Alfred E. Perlman of the New York Central warns that the Interstate Commerce Commission rate hikes will not solve railroads long standing problems. He argues railroads are becoming a standby industry as pricing methods based on goods value deter profits and demand modernization.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Alfred E. Perlman
New York Central
Toronto Railway Club
Mr. Perlman
Perlman
Mr. Pelman
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How To Halt Drug Traffic Through Cooperation and Aid
An opinion piece argues the U S cannot halt narcotics flow alone and urges international cooperation. It weighs withholding foreign aid as leverage, cautions Congress to proceed slowly, and cites League of Nations precedent for renewed global action against drugs.
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United States
Mexico
Yugoslavia
Turkey
Iran
India
France
China
Senate
California
Congress
League of Nations
League
Moderation urged to curb children staying up for TV
Peoria County teachers identify late TV watching as the chief health problem in schools. The piece argues for parental limits on TV time to ensure adequate sleep and better school performance, noting the need for sacrifice by both children and parents to protect youth wellbeing.
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Peoria Journal Star
Peoria County
Duisa
Reader Calls for Gun Storage for Students at School
Grace Throgmorton of Carbondale urges the community and school to provide a secure place and a responsible overseer for students to store guns off campus housing. She cites concerns about hunting enthusiasm and a recent tragedy affecting a promising young man.
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Southern Illnoisan
Carbondale
M. Gente
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