Communists Convene Five Day New York Convention
Editorial notes the Communist Party USA plans its first convention since 1950 at Webster Hall New York City with Gus Hall as leading speaker. It questions party strength, possible candidate Aptheker, and the Supreme Court ruling easing the party’s activity while warning Americans to heed the potential threat of a broad popular front strategy and allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
U.S. A
J. Edgar Hoover
Webster Hall
New York City
Gus Hall
Herbert Aptheker
Congress
Brooklyn
Aptheker
State Department
Viet Nam
Supreme Court
Justice Department
U. S
Joseph Stalin
Students For A Democratic Society
W. Ebb. DuBois
Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Sierra Club defies IRS threat over Grand Canyon dams
The Sierra Club vows to continue opposing Grand Canyon power dam plans despite IRS pressure aimed at revoking its tax exempt status. Critics note many religious and educational groups engage in politics without losing privileges, raising questions about uniform enforcement. The club’s stance sparks debate over government coercion versus political activism by nonprofits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Club
Grand Canyon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
U. S
Investment guidance on choosing objectives and stock moves
The columnist advises settling on a single objective and sticking to it. He analyzes Flintkote Mountain Fuel Supply and Lucky Stores as examples, suggests switching Flintkote to Chicago Musical Instrument and Mountain Fuel to Standard Oil of California for long term gains, and rates Lucky Stores as a growth pick. He notes bond questions about Series E and H, explaining tax deferral and income timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaldor
Lucky
Chicago Musical Instrument
Standard Oil
California
Treasury
Roger Syear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Sta- Han
N.Y.C
N.Y
Fea, Corp
Liberal Casey Sheds Light On Nassau County Race
A column discusses rumors that William J. Casey of Nassau County would run as a liberal Republican against Steven Derounian for Congress. It notes Casey’s long conservative ties, mentions national attention and a New York Times ad, and questions whether a hidden strategy or prank drives the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Switzerland
William
J. Casey
Nassau County
Steven Derounian
Congress
Bill
Nassaunty
Bernard Russell
Nero
Casanova
America
Long Island
New York Times
Devounian
Florentine
Senator Goldwater
William Casey
Band of
Angels
Bill Casey
Robert Taft
National Review
Rockefeller
James Wick
Human Events
New York
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Len Hall
Republican National Committee
Derounian
Dérounian
Casey-Derounian
Republican
Ronald Reagan
California
Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Whale and fishery history from the sea to the can
The piece explains whaling and fishing workflows, contrasting whales as mammals with oil and meat products, then traces modern fleets and preservation. It raises a provocative claim about Ma Jacca as the first circumnavigator, then notes Magellan’s death and a tangent on hamster‑driven sleep research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
America
California
Mexico
Mississippi
Globe
Ma Jacca
Phillippines
Africa
Magellan
The
Earth
Worry Clinic examines a nurse called a wall girl and the sex delusion
In a case noted as CASE 7 451 Nite X a 27 year old wife works as a call girl in Chicago Loop while her husband is away. Dr Crane explains why men believe all women are ardent and how false impressions harm marriages, with plans for follow up today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite
Nite X
Nita
Dramoter
Chicago
Podunk
Quotations on life and society from varied voices
A collage of quotes reflecting attitudes in daily life from Nanzy Martin of Buckeye Arizona to Mrs Gerald R Ford and a New York Times editorial. The excerpts touch on independence control over one’s life whiskey making attire Capitol manners and the rise of a computer aristocracy with a final American Saying about a long pedigree dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Gerald R. Ford
House
Michigan
New York Times
Arthritis and rheumatism myths underscored by Brady booklet
Brady critiques a government booklet on arthritis and rheumatism, arguing misdefinitions inflate disability figures. He advocates a high calcium diet with milk and a lifestyle regimen, urging readers to seek guidance from physicians and local Arthritis Foundation chapters while noting contact details for his column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthritis Foundation
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
The
County Medical Society
Public Health Service
Avenue of the Americas
New York
U. S
United States
Latterdlay
Jet 1
Lief
Fie
Sile Cat
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Earl Browder
Stalin
Sierra Goes
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, ‘Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Jane Toner Scote Charles W. Laughlin
Edwin A, Bailey Tretiuwer
Associated Press
Via
Katore
Spacial Messinger
Buckley
James
Crane
Mellor. Ind
Folklore
Nanzy Martin
Buckeye, Ariz
Wade
Dulles
Brady's Health Service
Jr. Brady
William Brady
Camino
Beverly Villa
United _ States
United States of America
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