Editorial on rising resistance to Bolshevik rule worldwide
The piece argues that growing unrest in Ukraine Tibet and other satellites signals possible broad resistance to communist regimes. It notes historic fervor for independence among Ukrainians and China and East Europe tensions, suggesting a potential reversal of Communist dominance if united uprisings occur despite Western miscalculations and Cold War anxieties.
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America
Ukraine
Hiller
Stalin
Germany
Poland
Hungary
Russia
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
Tibet
China
Iron Curtain
Roy Hope
Chiang Kai-Shek
Look Ahead With The YWCA Celebrates Week of Service
Nations across 1400 communities will hire specialists and promote YWCA programs emphasising community life. The campaign, Look Ahead with The YWCA, highlights human relations, tolerance, and youth activities, inviting citizens to visit their local YWCA at AL West Ave to explore services and programs.
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Nationss Ywca
The
YWCA
Agut
AL West Ave
Disengagement and Nuclear Arms in a Shifting World
Fragmented text discusses disengagement in central Europe and lessons for East and West. It mentions nuclear nonproliferation, the risk of a frozen stalemate, and the dangers of escalation as great powers seek strategic advantage. references to times of tension and calls for honest diplomacy.
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Urope
Spending Our Earnings Decline in War Costs
The article argues Americans face higher living costs as war spending rises. It notes households spend a large share of each dollar on taxes, services, and daily necessities, showing a shift toward a higher standard of living while wartime financing affects budget choices.
Letters From Our Readers Chronicle Tua Valea Open Petition
A long reader letter from Coanty residents recounts petitions and meetings about a proposed annexation near twenty Hensalay West Tourndary. It notes county commissioners elected to represent all people and criticizes perceived miscommunication and courtesy in handling petitions, urging clarity and accountability.
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Tns
Mr Pines
Mae
Arangey
Thoms
Ruehands
Housing Bill Deadlock Shifts to House Rules Committee
The Rules Committee met in closed session to decide whether the housing bill with two billion dollars for the building industry and slum clearance would move toward a vote. The panel split 6 to 6 after chairman Howard Smith, with support from some Democrats, voted to proceed. Republicans Allen, Brown, Reeve, and Budge were noted as opposing, while Democrats Madden Delaney Trimble Thanberry Bolling O’Neal backed the measure. Other items discuss Senate confirmation tactics over Adm. Strauss, Oregon primary politics, and reports of theft in Korea.
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House of Representatives
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California
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Virginia
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Calmer
Allen AL
Brown
Ohio
Reeve
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Thanberry
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O'Neal
Girard Davidson
Oregon
Kennedy
Humphrey
Symington
Tom Dewey
Taft
Navy
Magnuson
Korea
Liberation Army
Laos
Indochina
Tibet
Southeast Asia
West Virginia needs self sufficiency not federal aid
Analysis argues West Virginia should reduce reliance on federal funds and instead capitalize on local resources. It critiques state dependence, cites education funding, and advocates leveraging indigenous products to grow self sufficiency, paralleling European models and Swiss independence. The piece urges Charleston to lead a homegrown, sustainable economic strategy.
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West Virginia
Reeder
Senate
West Vanna
Agricultire Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
West
Europe
Federal Republic
Germany
These Days Castro Not Smart
A cautious observer recalls Fidel Castro early enthusiasm in the U S then disillusion after watching him on television and hearing his aggressive rhetoric He argues Castro appears as a front figure in a revolution followed by bloodletting and threats to the United States The piece contrasts protocol and symbolism with Castro s missteps and questions impending Soviet backed control.
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United States
Cuba
Russia
China
Caribbean
Castro
Blair House
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
Batista
Communist Party
Czechoslovakia
Jan Masaryk
Egypt
Nasser
Masaryk
Soviet
Front
Salvadore Diaz- Verson
Inter-American Organization of Anti-Commuunist
Miami
Congress weighs curbs on states taxing out of state firms
Congress considers steps to undo the Supreme Court ruling on state taxation of multi state corporate earnings. Proposals include a uniform tax apportionment formula or other allocation schemes to curb double taxation and ease interstate commerce burdens.
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Supreme Court
John Dane, Jr
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Small Business Committee
General Motors
District of Columbia
Supreme Cort
West Dakota
Grandpappy Sez Portrayal Sparks Witty Marital Echo
In a humorous reminiscence a wife praises a tale about a spouse who noticeably changed after marriage. The husband retorts that he has not upgraded his attire, joking that his clothing remains as it was on their wedding day.
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Maw
Bam Shil
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