Chameleon Quality of US Reds Is Big Reason For Long Battle
Peter Edson outlines the early 1920s rise of American communism under Moscow direction. He details factional purges, secret meetings, and leadership battles from 1919 to 1929, highlighting Lovestone, Gitlow, Ruthenberg, Foster, and the 1927 1929 shifts. The piece argues Moscow’s influence shaped U S Communist strategy and its decades long conflict with authorities.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Moscow
Kremlin
American Communist Party
Chicago
Communist Labor Party
St. Joseph
Mich
Department of Justice
Foster
Commies
Farmer- Labor
Bob” LaFollette
Gitlow
Foster-Gitlow
Lovestone
Stalin
New Order
Tion
A. F. of L. Garment Workers Union
Illinois
Ruthenberg-Lovestone
G. I. Gusev
Mexico
Gusev
Ruthenberg
Army
Navy
National Guard
Daily Worker
New York
Fosterites
Seek Motive For Slaying In California Couple
Thomas P. Talle, 37, a wealthy retired New Mexico cattle man, held in the slaying of his wife Margaret Lee Edwards Talle, 29, was silent in jail as investigators weighed charges. The body was found at their new Montecito Heights home after a troubled marriage, with a letter she gave to her attorney to open only if she died. A friend said the couple fought. divorce suit had been filed previously.
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Professor Walacki
Joseph Pogany
Buffalo
Moscow
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Lusk
New York
Palmer
Workers’ Party
William Z. Foster
Ella
Bloor
Foster
AFL
Samuel Gompers
San Jose
Cal
Thomas P. Talle
New Mexico
Talle
Margaret Lee Edwards Talle
Denver
Montecito Heights
Talles
Wiley van Hecke
All-College Dance in Amarillo features Aggieland Band
Amarillo Texas A&M Club hosts its All-College Dance tonight at Nat. priced at 3 dollars per couple. The event features the Aggieland Band with tickets available from the store or club members. The program lists numerous attendees and a separate CORN DEPARTMENT note ends with a witty line about ambition.
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Amarillo
Texas A&m
Best Dressed Men Named Best Dressed Men of 1949
New York December 26 AP The ten best dressed men of 1949 were named by Mrs Veronica Dengel head of the American Women's Institute led by a women’s poll. Truman tops the list for the second year with the ideal look followed by Louis A Johnson Robert Hutchins Maurice Tobin Ruby Newman Henry Kaiser Joe DiMaggio Eisenhower Charles Luckman Adolph Menjou the debonair look. Merchants in Cape Town South Africa predict a tea shortage.
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New York
U.P
Truman
Veronica Dengel
American Women’s Institute
Maurice Tobin
Ruby Newman
Henry Kaiser
Joe DiMaggio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Charles Luckman
Soap Company
Adolph Menjou
Mrs Post Answers On Dining Etiquette And Invitations
Readers inquire about guest hospitality in dining, dress codes for a company dinner, timing for wedding invitation replies, and recognizing foreign parents on invitations. Mrs Post advises restraint when guests refuse items, states office staff likely won’t wear evening wear, urges prompt RSVP, and suggests names to use for guests abroad. An informational note mentions a separate article on table setting.
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Mrs. Post
Europe
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NU Kappa Sigma
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Roswell
Nard
Sis Cazzell
Carlos Hinkamp
Dale Williams
Dick Wiggins
Budde Marino
Gib Ford
Sandie
J. R. Marler
Dora Kenyon
Winnie Edwards
Millard Johnson
Joe Bob McClure
Verlen Cobrely
Jack Parks
Patricia Patton
Bill Clark
Penny Pendergraft
Bill Attebury
James Carter
Bill Adams
Lewis Jobe
Wayne Dammier
Laurel Stinnett
Midshipman
Charles Sieber
Noah Davis
Jack Little
George Curtis
Frosty Foster
Bobby Bauman
Ann Anow
Richard Tadlock
Coy Lee Ford
Billy Jolly
Jack Pevehouse
Jerry Little
M. Carrell Grundy
Dick Stevens
Dallas
Dale Collins
Cherry Blair
Kenneth Kelly
Dick Kenyon
Billy Bob Baker
Patsy Elrod
Randy Smith
Carroll Carl
Allen Ritter
Harlan Willis
Bill Montgomery
Carolyn Tillman
Bob Goodson
Jackey Funderburg
Bobby “Smu
Russell
Buddy Mager
Paul Kenyon
Bubba Patton
Buddy Brock
Frances McGonigall
Bradley Byham
Dick Pittman
Sue Johnson
Lawrence Jackson
Bill Foster
Jack Vernon
Marvin McNeil
Arlen McNeil
William Cooke
Oscar Ashley
Janie Hodges
Morris Beck
Howard Ferguson
Clifford Fleeck
Guy Clayton
Helen McKinley
Mid
Eddie Storseth
Bob Storseth
Grace Moore
Tom Holman
Brack Garrison
Taylor Jones
Frank Burger
Earle Christian
Bill Nugent
Shreveport
Maurice Dye
Plainview
Gene Groom
Norma Walker
O. B. Chesshir
Lib Allen
Maurice Essary
Denny Willis
Pat Jackson
Boyd Reynolds
Dickie Dye
Bettie Jean Mead
Billie Louise Gaines
Cecil Franks
Earl McDavid
Bob Hyatt
Fred Potter
Jack Seale
Charles Woodburn
Nancy Puckett
Solleen Ford
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Margaret McCarley
Robert Sandlin
Delmar Durrett
Keith Cline
Bill Edwards
Morris Dial
Willie Harper
Pat Lynch
Bobby Dial
Witt Pate
Jackie Jacobson
Richard Bock
Carlos Thornton
Gib Mann
Bill Merry
Morris Ray Watson
Don Purdom
Charles Snow
Dick Coon, Jr
Ann Thatcher
O. D. Thompson
Sonny Cooper
Gayle Cavin
Clarence Coble
Jack Glasgow
Ray Hays
Joan McCormick
Maxine Ratcliff
Tom Duke
Margie Thompson
Johnny Barnard
Matt Champion
Barbara
Bobby Amason
Louise Irwin
John Maynard
Imogene Barton
Billy Dixon
Bobby Phillips
Sidney Stinnett
Mary Ann Richardson
Bill Gee
Bill Juett
Bobby Clayton
Nancy O’brien
Bill Spann
Dick Jones
Joe Frank Robberson
George Farrell
Carolyn Munday
Jimmy Carter
Ed Hagan
Guydell Ekelund
Bill McGill
Colleen
Corn Department
Mark Galloway
Polk
Cape Town
South Africa
Ashby
Emily
Post
P.O
Station
Bell Syndicate, Inc
World
Greenland
Antarctica
Herbert Drug
Marie Earle
Betty
Betty's
Barfield Bldg
Globe-News
Dr. Pierce
Ous
Santa FE
Etter
Rhee Ee
West Texas
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