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Eet
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Truman
FBI
Judith Coplon
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Furcolo
Edward Eicher
Justice Department
Gramps
Historic moment as European Parliament meets in Strasbourg
The first Parliament of Europe convenes in Strasbourg as the Consultative Assembly and the Committee of Ministers begin a cautious, discussion based path toward possible political and economic unity. The world hopes for steady cooperation over coming years to reduce age old tensions and prevent future wars.
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Strasbourg
France
Parliament of Europe
United States of Europe
Consultative Assembly of
The
Council of Europe
Council
Committee of Ministers
Europe
America
Consultative Assembly
Assembly
Vaughan race track request sparks White House controversy
Senate testimony by Tighe Woods alleges Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan pressed for fair material access for friends to rebuild a California race track. Six days later those materials reached Vaughan’s circle, prompting calls to reassign the president's military aide and reassess whether Vaughan’s conduct is merely boyish pranks or a serious lapse.
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Tighe Woods
Senate
Harry Vaughan
White House
California
Vaughan
Truman
Mr. Truman
Hopeful Sign: Gabrielson Aims for GOP Philosophy Shift
Newly elected RNC chair Gabrielson plans a GOP philosophy beyond tactics. He argues past chairs focused on Senate and House campaigns, neglecting an overarching government philosophy. He must craft a cause voters can believe in to back a Republican White House in 1952.
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Guy Gabrielson
Republican National Committee
GOP
Gabrielson
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Congress
White House
Iran blocks Douglas from Azerbaijan trip amid famine claims
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas faced Iranian censorship after Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi barred his flight to Azerbaijan amid reports of famine and corruption. U.S. officials warn Iran’s mismanagement could aid Soviet influence while detailing a looted grain shipment and ongoing Red Army activity in the region. The episode follows Douglas meeting the Shah days earlier and underscores Cold War tensions in the Middle East.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Iran
Persia
Douglas
U. S
Mohammed Riza Pahlevi
Azerbaijan
Russia
Red Army
Tabriz
How Can I Live in Russia when My Heart's in Tennessee
Dr. Jordan recalls writing the ditty How Can I Live in Russia when My Heart's in Tennessee and breakfast at The Lambs club on West 44th Street. The piece then surveys hay fever relief, ragweed pollen distribution across the United States, and lists national parks as potential spots for sufferers.
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Russia
Tennessee
West 44Th Street
Lambs Club
The
Lambs
Union League
Sigma Chief
Northwest Pacific
United States
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Maine
Middle West
Great Plains
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Canada
Crater Lake
Bryce Canyon
Glacier
Grand Canyon
Grand Teton
Kings Canyon
Mount McKinley
Mount Rainer
Olympic
Grand Lake
Sequoia
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Zion
Sun Valley
Sugar-Tossing Broadway Idol Becomes Lambs Charity Legend
A famous Broadway musical comedy star known for wealth and charm ends up broke and gives away his money by giving sugar to horses and milk wagons. The Lambs club funds him, ensuring rent and meals while he remains generous, even in hardship. The tale highlights showbiz charity and lingering goodwill.
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Harry
The
Lambs
Hotel Claridge
Broadway
Empire Theater
Mr. Bountiful
New Amsterdam
Germ Carriers and the Indispensable Worker
The piece defines germ carriers as ill yet active people who refuse bed rest and a doctor. They insist on attending offices, meetings, and social engagements, citing essential duties like marketing, shopping, and packing as justification. They feign improvement with aspirin and pledge to warn if they worsen, maintaining perfect attendance.
Voices On Soviet Penal Policy And Political Resolve
A. A. Arutiunian defends Soviet corrective labor as reform, Tito asserts Yugoslavia remains steadfast in socialist aims, and James Stewart remarks on obtaining a license as a personal turning point.
African mine workers dance in Johannesburg spectacle
A vivid account describes a day-long tribal dance by native gold mine workers in Johannesburg. Dancers wear animal skins and bells, while thousands of onlookers chant and watch from a triangle stage near the city core. The piece notes cross‑cultural contrasts with modern urban life.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
A. W. Wells
Africa
Zululand
Bilarie Masia
Portugese
Wilds
New York
Arthur Murray
Weighing the New French Youth Serum and Old Age
Robert Ruark critiques a Paris doctor’s youth serum plan as dangerous and impractical. He argues old age offers calm maturity and warns a world of rejuvenated seniors could destroy peace and provoke chaos.
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New York
Emmanuel Jean Sobieski
Paris
United Nations
Q and A Knowledge Anthology
A compilation of brief questions and expert answers covering astronomy yawns red tape historic Masonic hall giraffe skin ivory tusks and atmospheric reach. It includes moon tidal risks oldest Masonic Hall in Richmond Virginia Brigham Young offspring elephant ivory sources and earth atmosphere extent.
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United States
Richmond
Edmund Randolph
Virginia
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