Maliks Lies Highlight Cold War Propaganda Tactics
A newspaper column praises Jake Malik for outlining how Communist propaganda works and argues Americans should thank him for exposing how falsehoods are repeated to sway public opinion. It notes Malik’s UN Security Council role, Kremlin instruction, and a life shaped by Kharkov, with quotes about his perceived subservience and lack of independent moral judgment.
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Jake Malik
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Korea
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Kharkov University
Japan
Andy Gromyko
United Nations
Long Island
Moscow
Norway
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100 Degrees Sol Falls Short Of Year Record
The reported high yesterday reached 100 degrees, one degree shy of the 101 degree yearly record set on June 25. Today’s forecast calls for a cooler high near 95 with a possible further drop behind a northern cold front arriving Saturday.
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North Koreans Threatening on Southern Front
American bombers and fighters bombarded North Korean front lines as Red divisions pressed toward Pusan and Taegu. US Eighth Army reported a 2000-strong assault with 14 tanks north of Taegu, while clashes continued near Haman Masan and the Sixth and Twenty Seventh Regiments reinforced by air and naval support.
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South Korea
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Texas
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Truman Nearing Full Allocation Authority
Senate House conference committee voted to give President Truman full discretion to allocate scarce defense materials, bypassing Secretary Sawyer. Truman denied lobbying claims and signaled likely elimination of objectionable features before final passage. Donnelly named minister and high commissioner to Austria. he is currently ambassador to Venezuela.
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Colorado
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William H. Harrison
International Telephone & Telegraph Company
Korea
Johnson
Spain
Walter J. Donnelly
Austria
Donnelly
Venezuela
Phillips funeral set for Saturday in Bartlesville
Frank Phillips oilman and philanthropist dies after abdominal operation and heart ailment in Atlantic City. Funeral services tentatively scheduled for Saturday in Bartlesville. Phillips founded Phillips Petroleum in 1917 and led the company as president and chair before retirement. All company offices to close Friday and Saturday in his memory.
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Okla
U.P
Frank Phillips
Oklahoma
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Atlantic City
Frank
Mr. Phillips
Creston
Iowa
School
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Red China Demands UN Order All US Forces Off Formosa
Red China urged the United Nations to withdraw all American forces from Formosa. Chou En-lai’s cable to UN leaders pressed for action as the Korean crisis loomed. Washington noted the United States has no forces on Formosa while the Seventh Fleet patrolled the strait.
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Formosa
Lake Success
United Nations
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Gressors
Seventh Fleet
Formosan Strait
Truman
Korea
Russia
North Korea
Your Child Starts To School series opens this Sunday
The News-Globe begins a multi part feature on schools and you written by Dr. James L. Hymes Jr professor of education at George Peabody College in Nashville. He has authored several books on child parent relationships and the first article will run this Sunday.
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Panhandle
News-Globe
James L. Hymes, Jr
George Peabody College
Nashville
Americans Prepare for Training on Formosa Dispatch
Officials say American training flights use the island in planning, but no units are based there. A Tokyo dispatch reports six American fighter jets had flown to the island.
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Bernie Howell
Joe
Formosa
Tokyo
Amcan
Te Island
Last Chance for Politicians Today in High Plains Runoff
Political forecast notes last minute radio appeals and stumping as Panhandle candidates campaign toward Saturday runoff. Voter interest remains weak across most counties with many no local contests and a few counties showing modest turnout potential.
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Panhandle
High Plains
Ramsey Carries Race to Plains
Ben Ramsey veteran San Augustine legislator and lieutenant governor candidate makes a whirlwind Texas tour racing from Houston to Lubbock after hospital release. He stresses 20 years in state government including service in the house senate and as secretary of state.
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Ben Ramsey
San Augustine
Ramsey
Austin
Houston
Waco
Fort Worth
Abilene
Lubbock
Texas House
Senate
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Parliamentare
Spending Bills Push Through Congress Amid Korea War Needs
Congress moves about 50 billion dollars in spending bills aimed at military costs tied to the Korean conflict. A House panel approved a 16.77 billion bill for war efforts while a second bill runs to 33.85 billion with disputed totals and a conference panel shaping final figures. The Export-Import Bank was authorized to lend 62.5 million to Franco Spain, despite White House opposition.
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Truman
Acheson
Harry Bridges Freed by Circuit Court Ruling
In San Francisco on August 24 Harry Bridges, CIO longshore union leader, was freed after a 2 to 1 circuit court decision reversing detention. He had been jailed August 5 when his $25 000 bail was revoked amid government claims of risk to national security during the Korean War. One judge dissented while counsel Vincent Hallin praised the ruling.
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Harry Bridges
US Court of Appeals
CIO
President Truman Seethes Over Sudden Railroad Strike Call
President Truman voiced irritation at the abrupt nationwide railroad strike set for Monday. He hinted at possible government seizure within 48 hours amid the Korean War, saying unions acted without warning after assurances there would be no walkout. An official later said no statement would be made that night.
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Truman
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Eben Ayers
Mr. Truman
Army Calls Up 47000 Reservists to Active Duty
The Army announced 47000 additional male enlisted reservists will be called to active duty by Nov 10. This adds to prior calls totaling 62000 enlisted men and 8432 reserve officers. Most picks come from six continental areas. 4000 from the national pool. Training camp starts by Oct 25 for area reservists. age range 19 to 35.
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Army
Continental Army
Amarillo Events Include Demonstration and Rallies
Noon demonstration of a new respirator for Northwest Texas Hospital by Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce at Southwestern Public Service Company 5th and Polk. American Business Club at Herring Hotel. Amarillo Exchange Club 3 00 PM to 5 PM at Hersing Hotel. Primrose Party for Panhandle seniors at Ellwood Park. Public Putting Tournament at Sunset Golf Course 7 30 PM. Amarillo Detachment Marine Corps League meets 419 North Fillmore 8 00 PM. Political rally by Lobo Club and Negro Chamber of Commerce at Rest 1011 North West Third.
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Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Southwestern Public Service Company
5Th and Polk American Business Club
Herring
Amarillo Exchange Club
Hersing Hotel
Panhandle
Ellwood Park
Sunset Golf Course
Amarillo
Marine Corps League of America
North Fillemore
Lobo Club
Negro Chamber of Commerce
North West
Thire
Marillo and Vicinity Weather and On This Day Notes
Generally fair conditions expected in Marillo and Vicinity Friday and Saturday with cooler afternoons. West Texas and New Mexico forecasts show gradual cooling and scattered storms Friday afternoon. On this day in history events include cannon introduction in 1346 and moon hoax story in 1835. Jersey history highlights list population and state symbols. Moon rise and set times noted.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
New York Sun
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England
Trenton
Jersey Blue
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