Reds Target Churches and Schools in US War Against Communism
Washington correspondent Peter Edson analyzes how Communist strategy exploits religion and education in the United States. He notes limited decisive action by clergy and educators, cites Catholic leadership and anti communist efforts, and describes fragmentation among Protestant groups and the role of the National Education Association and other bodies in countering Soviet influence. The piece portrays anti Communist fighting as guerrilla warfare across institutions.
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NEA Washington
Commies
United States
Western Hemisphere
Msgr
Fulton J. Sheen
Franco
CIO
Association of
Daily Worker
G. Bromley Oxnam
Moscow
American Youth Congress
New York
Youth Communist League
Youth Congress
Commie
John W. Studebaker
Washington
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
AFL
New School For Social Research
Do It Now Motto From Best Soldier Mitch Mitchell
Best motto from Best Soldier Mitch Mitchell of Calgary Alberta. He recalls learning in the army to tackle a situation when it arises not delay it. In Saskatchewan he worked in the Mess Hall and defied orders briefly by bowling instead of duties. He faced a harsh tongue lashing but learned the value of acting promptly.
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Don Mitchell
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Saskatchewan
C.O
Mitch
Ford's Big Friend-Small Business Cooperation Policy
Ford Motor Company president Ford II describes a cooperative policy with 7200 independent suppliers in 43 states. The plan offers purchasing, engineering, manufacturing, and management support to help suppliers become profitable, emphasizing fair prices and mutual prosperity for the nation.
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Enry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Mercury
Lincoln
Level Land Co op Gin Fire Damages $40000
Fire at Level Land Farmers Co op Gin caused estimated losses of forty thousand dollars. The blaze erupted yesterday afternoon, disrupting operations and halting night shifts. No injuries were reported.
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Levelland
Levelland Farmers Co-op
Canasta Tourney In Final Round
New York January 23. Canasta experts Oswald Jacoby and John Crawford led by 4730 points into the final two games of the 35 game national championship. Jacoby Dallas Crawford Philadelphia had edged Sam Fry Jr and Theodore Lightner New York who had trailed by about 10000 points until the last six game round. Fry and Lightner have won 20 of 33 games but the $5000 prize Jacoby offered to cancer and heart funds will be paid on a point score basis.
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New York
U.P
Oswald Jacoby
John Crawford
Jacoby
Dallas
Crawford
Philadelphia
Samuel Fry, Jr
Theodore Lightner
Fry
Lightner
War brides of Scote hold Groote Feest in Glasgow
Dutch war brides who served in Holland organized a Groote Feest in Glasgow to celebrate their wartime service, with about 20 attendees from the group now living in Scotland. The gathering offered reminiscences, music, and a sense of shared history.
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Scote
Holland
Glasgow
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