Washington Post July 27, 1953 editorials, July 27, 1953

File — Folder: FD2/B/1, item: 710

Dates

Creation: July 27, 1953

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Language of Materials

From the Series: English

Additional Description

General

A page from the July 27, 1953 edition of the Washington Post. The first article is on the end of the Korean war. There are five letters to the editor: the first two are about taxi drivers, the third about an interview with Scott McLeod that was published, and the fourth is a letter about establishing a universal, secular code of morals, and the fifth is about inflation. The last article on the page is an article by Stewart Alsop about resistance to the Soviet Union in Europe. The reverse features an ad about the Hill amendment.