Buchanan panel to issue dozen lobbying reports soon
The Franklin D. Buchanan select committee in Washington plans about a dozen reports on lobbying in the $8 million per year industry, outlining underground methods, propaganda use, and evasion of the Lobby Registration Act. It will cover various lobbies and government agencies with ongoing hearings through September.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Pennsylvania
Frank Buchanan
Select Committee
Buchanan
Congress
Buchanan Committee
Federal Security Agency
Public Affairs Institute
Foundation For Economic Education
Dewey Anderson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment Foundation For Economic Freedom
Leonard Reed
Edward A. Rumley
Committee For Constitutional Government
William L. Patterson
Civil Rights Congress
Rumley
Patterson
Joseph P. Kamp
Constitutional Education League
Kamp
House Campaign Committee
Merwin K. Hart
National Economic Council
Americans For Democratic Action
Francis Biddle
Department of State
Department of Agriculture
American Bar Association
Legal
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Benedict F. FitzGerald Jr
Wake Up Call in Dewey Era Notes
Paragraphs urge vigilance and alertness as times grow harder with rising living costs. A remark links unlucky numbers to billing, while a fatal car crash is recalled in a famous last words moment. The passage critiques American public interest in spectacles over power and recalls old customs like a Sunday suit.
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Dewey
America
The Editor's Notebook on City Growth and Costs
The note discusses growing bigness and its abuses within the city of Austin. It argues taxes must rise to fund fire, police, streets, and schools without resorting to sales taxes. It notes the burden from temporary residents and government buildings and calls for a fairer method to have the most benefited pay more.
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Austin
Labor Campaigns and Trade Allegations Stir Red Scare Fears
A Labor Department commentary accuses Communist networks in New York of evading passport rules to reach Europe for propaganda briefings. It cites State Department actions, Soviet trade with U.S. merchants, and planned union funding to influence the fall elections. The piece mentions Jimmie Petrillo visiting Puerto Rico to gauge island musicians and notes ongoing political organizing by labor bosses.
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FBI
Broadway
New York
Europe
State Department
United States
Moscow
Leningrad
North Korea
Boston
Canada
Kehrea
Northwest
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Jimmie Petrillo
Puerto Rico
Caribe- Hilton
New Jersey
AFL
Kefauver Senate Committee
Wright Aeronautical Company
CIO
Irving Brown
Secret Service
Berlin
Irving
Answers and Questions From The Information Bureau
A compilation of trivia Q and A covers topics from Statue of Liberty ownership to Siamese twins age of death and origin of the Manhattan cocktail. It includes notes on lasso material, orange pekoe tea, slip laws, and Canaries breeding history.
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Chang
Eng
Washington Merry-Go-Round Attacks Fail To Shake Truman
Washington column surveys White House maneuvering as cabinet members Ache and Johnson face friction, while aides float replacements. It notes balloon propaganda in West Germany, North Korea pledges unfulfilled, a plane crash near Denver, wiretap testimony, naval transport expansion, Taft efforts for 1952 delegates, and GOP price control strategy linked to Baruch Plan.
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Washington
White House
State Acheson
Defense Johnson
Mr. Big
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Bridges
Truman
Louey Johnson
Johnson
Defense
Louey
Germany
Bremen
West Germany
East Germany
Russia
GOP
Indiana
Charlie Halleck
Jesse Wallcott
Michigan
National Association of Manufacturers
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Kiner Romance Recalled In Broadway Feature
In a Broadway column a baseball writer calls a Kiner Maureen Cannon tale a hoax. Ralph Kiner admits meeting Miss Cannon once in New York as she pursued TV work and Giants ties, with others confirming flirtations while Westlake and Durocher connections are noted.
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Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Maureen Cannon
Said Kiner
Kiner
Maureen
Wally
Ozark Ike) Westlake
Miss Cannon
New York
Central Park
Leo Durocher
Giants
Bob Rice
Pirates
Russ Brown
Webster Hall Hotel
Mr. Kinner
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Post-Wall Syndicate, Inc
Austin American
Louis N. Goldberg
Charles E. Green
Drew Pearson
Marshal Shukov
Shukov
Korea
China
Los Angeles
Denver
G. B. Baumen
Alex Schullman
Joe Shimon
Howard Hughes
Lt. Shimon
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Shimon
McHale
Pepper
W. M. Callaghan
Navy
Pacific
Japan
Uncle Sam
Ths
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Albany
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Lausche
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