U.S. Positioned as Leader Nation in Cold War Struggle
James Marlow argues the United States faces a grim global posture in a non Communist world. The U S must rely on planes and atomic bombs to deter Russia, as European allies lack sufficient ground forces and Soviet tanks outmatch Korea era equipment. The key question remains whether Moscow will strike before America builds stronger forces and weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Europe
Korea
Russia
Moscow
Red Army
The Western Gamble on Soviet War Readiness
The piece argues leaders rely on intelligence about Russia’s strength to decide arms timing. It suggests Russia may not be ready for war, making U.S. rearming a middle course. It warns a full war footing risks economic collapse and posits Russia could provoke global conflicts to stretch American power.
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Russ'a
Russia
Korea
Truman
Formosa
Philippines
Indo-China
Europe
Stephens City social notes reflect weekend visits and health updates
Mrs Charlies Brown and Mrs Henry Carbaugh hosted a group for a lawn weiner roast. Names include Mrs Boozer, Julian Gregory, Nelson Nichols, Tom Golliday, Raymond Howing, Dan Brumback, Harold Teets, Ralph Bauserman, Louise Ridgeway, Carolyn Seal and others. Several residents returned from travel or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
Harold Teets
Stuart Pence
Ralph Bauserman
Louise Ridgeway
Carolyn Seal
Raymond Ewing
William Myers
Yonkers
N. Y
J. C. Gardner
Ada Trussell
Charles Town
W. Va
Julian Gregory
Betty Howe
Baltimore
Ralph Ailes
Dorothy May
Holmes Argenbright
Tom Galliday
Buffalo
Earl Ewing
Edwin Fritts
Canada
Frank Huffman
Herbert Copenhaver
Arlington
Georgetown University Hospital
Julian Steele
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Needle Point Relaxes Dr Haley in Charleston
Charleston physician Dr. P A Haley says needle-point is relaxing and keeps his fingers nimble for surgery. He enjoys golf but finds stitching more fas cinating and has exhibited a piece titled Evening at an American Physician's Art Association meeting in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
P. A
Pete) Haley
Contour Plowing Origins Noted by Pliny
Historical note credits A. D. 23 to 79 writer Pliny the Elder with early contour plowing ideas. He described shaping furrows across slopes and urged channels to drain water into drains where needed.
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A. W. A. Pliny
Local Social Notes from Middletown and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Bodner of Pittsburgh visited Middletown for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Aber. Gene and children Carson Reely and Mrs. Rosseau Martin returned home. Frances Larrick and son of Washington and Mrs. King of Richmond were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mauck. Syd Larrick is ill with family at Beckley and Clifton Forge. The Kelleys moved into the Cox property on Main Street. Rev. and Mrs. Peebles returned from a two week trip to Big Stone Gap and Lynchburg. Mrs. Colfelt of near Stone Shop is in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Fannie Cooper is improving at her sister Elizabeth McKiatuff home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCauley and child visited Baltimore after weekend with Walter McCauley family. Tom Mauck visited Russell Mauck in Columbia Furnace.
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Middletown
Joseph Bodner
Pittsburgh
William Aber
Gene
Carson Reely
Rosseau Martin
Frances Larrick
Washington
King
Richmond
Tom Mauck
Syd Larrick
Beckley
W. Va
Clifton Forge
Elizabeth McKiaturff
Russell McCauley
Baltimore
Walter McCauley
Russell Mauck
Columbia Furnace
Anti Red Stops Opera Cold at Budapest State Opera
A heckler at a recent Aida performance provoked Hungarian political police to enter the Budapest State Opera House. The audience was questioned for nearly two hours as authorities interrupted the show after a shouted insult. The performance resumed after inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Aida
Budapest State Opera
Rhadames
Communist Party
Horses to Automobiles Toward a New Balance in 1900 and Today
In 1900 the United States had 17 million horses and 8 000 automobiles. By now horses have fallen to 6 million while automobile registrations have risen to 45 million. Israeli authorities test Jerusalem air raid sirens and order residents indoors during warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Israel
Jerusalem
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Oma
Helvinator
Frozen Food
Kelvinator
Melviseator
E. Boscawen St
Anderson
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Sales CO
Winchester
Anti-Red
Winchester Sewing Machine CO
W. Boscawen St
Rouss Fire Co
Amy Hart
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