Austin Stays Loyal Amid UN Palestine Debates
The piece notes Warren Austin's firm denial of resigning from his United Nations post despite rumors of departure. It recalls his tough, awkward role defending trusteeship and opposing an independent Jewish state, and the surprise US recognition of Israel shortly after his appeals. It reflects on personal humiliation and gratitude he stayed on.
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United Nations
Warren Austin
Austin
America
UN Commission
Palestine
Mr. Austin
General Assembly
United States
Contempt, coal talks, and Uncle John in federal focus
The piece discusses negotiations for a new coal miner contract with John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, the government’s bid to dismiss a contempt conviction and no strike injunction, and how actions by leaders like Truman, Walter Reuther, and Charles Dawes frame the wider political and economic debate.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
John L. Lewis
UMW
Mr. Lewis
Uncle John
Crossword Clue Puzzle Answers Set
A compact set of crossword entries with clues and answers including taunter mimicker title pictured singer panag nym sunshade doctor loan short-napped abound fabric portico venerate sheep's coat bang old time pigpen Dutch city dawn prefix sings with her two sisters danger entice morindin dye parent coins puff up cubic meter
Crossword Clue List From The Turbid Page
A compact puzzle entry lists clues and answers across numbers and phrases. It pairs terms like thallium vegetable sesame and operatic solo with definitions, showing a vertical rod and the war god as possible solution anchors.
A Call to Strengthen Democracy Over Restrictive Mundt Bill
A speaker argues against limiting measures to combat communism, urging focus on expanding democracy. He notes dangers of totalitarian methods in both fascist and communist regimes, advocates free exchange and travel, and warns that fear threatens individual freedom.
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Russia
Mundt
Ussr
GOP Row Over John L Lewis Delays Education Bill
Washington report shows Speaker Joe Martin and GOP leader Charles Halleck blocking a 300 million school aid bill. Hartley blamed, then sidelined during a six week vacation as John L Lewis coal strike tangled politics. The piece also notes social security tax shifts and Griffis as ambassador moves amid pro Arab diplomacy.
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Joe Martin
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Senate
Taft
Martin
Halleck
Fred Hartley
New Jersey
Hartley
Charlie Halleck
John L. Lewis
Lewis
U.S. Must Appeal to Russian People for Peace
The Congress risks record military spending while cutting stability programs as Russia pursues a peace offensive. Deser tions from Soviet troops abroad raise doubts about aggression, prompting calls to reach the Russian masses and press for true peace rather than bluff. Strong U.S. stance remains essential to defend Europe and wage peace effectively.
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State Department
Russia
Stalin
Politburo
Red Square
Henry Wallace
Kremlin
U.S
Western
Europe
Tree limbs save student driver in Memphis court ruling
Patsy Jo Williams of Southwestern College avoided reckless driving charges after saying she did not see a stop sign hidden by overhanging trees at the intersection. City Judge Perry ordered the tree trimmed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Patsy Jo Williams
Southwestern College
Perry
Mammon replaces Cupid as maidens seek cash in love
Robt C Ruark notes rising money focus in dating as women advertise for cash and costly gifts, mocks premarital audits, and urges restraint on turning romance into mere financial calculus. He cites Rockville Centre and Pueblo examples and laments Mammon supplanting Cupid in June.
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New York
June
Rockeville Centre
Long Island
Dorothy Lawler
Tyrone Power
Wilbur Hogjows
Bud
Romeo
Dun & Bradstreet
Wall St. Chroniclers
Hendershot
Pueblo
Colo
Russia
Cupid
Mammon
Greeks Eye Truce In Greek Civil War
Communist led Guerrillas proposed negotiated peace in Greece on conditions that Democratic rights and independence be safeguarded and foreign interference end. Government warned against weakness and said the Democratic army would not relax its hold on power.
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Athens
Greece
Guerrila Radio
Markos Vafiades
Radio Program Guide Listings for Friday Schedule
A detailed schedule of early radio programming across two stations KEYY-1240 KC AM and another, listing start times from 6:40 AM through 11:11 PM with musical variety shows news programs dramas and serials, including sponsor breaks and multiple famous hosts and orchestras. The list includes Breakfast Club AP News Ted Malone Nancy Craig Diana Drake and many others.
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AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Nancy Craig
Galen Drake
IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain News
Melody Ranch
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Aston Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Henry J. Taylor
Meet
Tex Beneke
Enoch Light
Orch
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Inside of Sports
Guy Claridge
Griff Williams
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Truman
Illion
Walter Reuther
UAW
Charles G. Dawes
Tauter
Mimicker
Rod
Eleanor Roosevelt
Drew. Pearson
Washington
House
Dan Reed
Reed
Edward Stettinius
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Republican Party
Hitler
Egypt
Security of
James Forrestal
Stanton Griffis
Poland
Pearl Harbor
Griffis
Foster Kennedy
Kennedy
Dr. Kennedy
Arthur Vandenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Forrestal
England
Childs
Robert C. Ruark
FBI
Rick
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