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Why Not Bare the Entire Spy Story
George E. Sokolsky argues that Communist espionage threats are not red herrings and urges bipartisan action. He cites the Ware committee, Bentley testimony, and FBI data, demanding full access to government files and Treasury records to expose authorship and motives behind propaganda and dollar plate lending.
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Wallace-Dewey-Truman Debate Spotlighted by Columnists
Columnists discuss a Wallace Dewey or Truman public debate on critical issues facing the nation and world. They note Wallace backers claim 3 to 10 million supporters while opponents see a decisive sway toward democratic ideals.
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Words and deeds in Europe threaten Western unity and freedom
Dorothy Thompson argues that Western hope lies not in Moscow or Frankfurt but in a united Europe led by Britain and the United States. She warns that Berlin blockade, Danube control, and half measures risk Russia's expansion and the loss of Europe’s civilization.
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United States
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Austria
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Frankfort
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Paris
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Three Women Stamp: Stanton Catt Mott Pioneers of Rights
A nostalgic column highlights the three 3 cent stamps featuring Elizabeth Cady Stanton Carrie Chapman Catt and Lucretia Mott. It notes their roles in Seneca Falls 1848 and the long fight for women's rights culminating in the 1920 constitutional amendment.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Lucretia Mott
Lucretia
Elizabeth
United States
Seneca Falls
Susan B. Anthony
Betsy Ross
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Johnstown
Liz Stanton
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Elizabeth Cady
Daniel Cady
New York
Catt
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Polk Street Professor Recalls 1893 XIT Cowboy Campfire Prank
A storyteller recalls a Sand Point campfire incident from 1893 when a cowhand found a can of old gunpowder and a spark blew the camp out. Mustaches, burns, and a prankish East cook are vivid details from a rough frontier roundup folklore.
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Sand Point
Texas Line
Trujillo Creek
Booger
Joe
Mr. Killough
Puzzle Answers From Mixed Clues And Themed Grid
A word and clue set presents a vertical and horizontal puzzle list. Across and down entries include various common terms and abbreviations such as drink palace, in time, weight abbr, reads, elapse, and sun god, forming a thematic crossword style challenge.
Budgeting Your Summer Wages for Teens
Practical tips for teens to manage their summer earnings. Parents should clearly define allowance coverage plus a 5 to 10 percent surprise margin and refrain from funding spending unless asked. Teens must honor agreements, avoid spending sprees, and resist borrowing from outsiders to learn financial responsibility.
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Texan Killed in Auto Crash Near Joplin Missouri
Oren Rodgers a 45 year old Dallas resident employed by Raw Auto Sales Co. of Dallas and Fort Worth was killed in an automobile accident ten miles south of Joplin on Highway 43. His car and a towed vehicle jackknifed and went into a ditch, crushing him instantly. Rodgers was believed en route to Dallas.
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Ceylon Pledges Funds for Palestine Refugees
Stockholm reports Ceylon pledged about 16000 dollars to Count Folke Bernadotte’s appeal for funds to aid refugees from Palestine’s war. The donation by the British dominion marks a swift response to the international relief effort.
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Ceylon
Folke Bernadotte
Palestine
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