Controversy Over Yalta Pact and Chiang Kai-Shek
The Hongkong Standard and George Sokolsky illuminate how Chiang Kai-Shek and Chinese nationalist leaders faced the Yalta agreement and Sino-Soviet treaty terms. China was alerted only four months after Yalta and navigated possible rupture to seek a formal Sino-Soviet accord. Negotiations stretched through July and August 1945 until Japan’s surrender. China aimed to preserve Allied unity and restrain Chinese Communists with Russia’s pledge to refrain from aiding them.
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Dean Acheson
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hong- George Sokolsky
Kong
Yalta
China
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Russia
Japan
Chiang Kai Shek's Agreement At Yalta Linked To Pressure
The article argues Chiang Kai Shek faced pressure at Yalta to accept a Soong Molotov treaty to avoid antagonizing Roosevelt and Stalin. It critiques U S aid to China, estimating misallocated funds and surplus property, and compares costs to UN actions in Korea and Manchuria. It ends with a Chinese parable about China between allies and enemies.
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Yalta
Chiang
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Stalin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Dean Acheson
U.S
China
George C. Marshall
United States
Hongkong
United Nations
Korea
Manchuria
Russia
Senate
King Features Service, Inc
Florida unions plan retiree cities for 500 families
Labor analyst Victor Riesel reports Florida officials and a 15 member Citizens' Committee propose union sponsored retiree cities funded by a $3 million pool. Each village would be tailored to seniors with homes, shops, a 600 seat auditorium, clinics, parks and a central community center within easy reach of major Florida cities.
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Sen
O’conor
National Investi
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Florida
California
Warren
Tampa
Orlando
West Palm Beach
Miami
Union City
Community plans dormitories and adult programs for aging workers
Victor Riesel urges community center action to aid lonely men and women past their close kin. Proposes a village with dormitories, a clear operation program, and adult education led by extension divisions. Financing via FHA mortgage and limited union outlay. funders could recover costs from project income.
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Florida
General Extension Division
Cub reporter recalls a quarrel that stained a man’s reputation
Ida Aldwell recounts editing a Nampa Free Press piece about a police court fight between two young men over a young woman. The manager J. T. LaFond later recalls the incident as a youthful mistake. The enraged fiancé blamed the article for breaking his engagement and his heart, but no libel occurred.
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Caldwell News-Tribune
LaFond
Nampa Free Press
Newspaper editor recalls one famous life changing complaint
In a candid reminiscence Inez Robb recounts Mr. La Fond recalling a man who entered a newspaper office to complain without threats of libel. The man left saying the paper had ruined his life, but years later they became friends and the man married, crediting the editor.
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la Fond
Page One
Mr. la Fond
Mr. LaFond
International Vs Service
America
Republic Steel
Arrival of Stork Delays Honeymoon to Niagara
Francis and Betty May married two years ago in Columbus Ohio. While en route from Orient toward Niagara Falls a baby was born prematurely in a lake shore city near Cleveland. The couple then cancelled their delayed honeymoon and postponed the Niagara trip.
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Drain
Francis
Betty May
Niagara Falls
Borden Co
Columbus
Betty
Orient
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Timken Starts Addition Work
Timken Roller Bearing Co begins foundation work on a 125000 dollar alloy storage addition and a 90000 dollar soaking pit addition, launching a 5503000 dollar expansion of its steel melting and fabricating facilities announced in March. The plan includes three 80 ton electric furnaces replacing three 120 ton open hearths, transitioning to electric furnace alloy steel production. The alloy storage addition near Greenfield, SW, will store chrome nickel and other materials.
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Timken Roller Bearing Co
Timken
Greenfield
Timken plans $5.5 million plant expansion on Harrison Ave
The addition to the soaking pit building will add three pits for heating ingots for the 35 inch blooming mill. Timken aims to have the $5.5 million project fully operational before year end 1952. A hit and run case ends in minister’s death years later.
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Timken
Harrison Ave
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