Fisher Incident Highlights McCarthy Tactics in Hearings
The Army McCarthy hearings center on Fred Fisher a young lawyer and former National Lawyers Guild member Welch denies recommending Fisher Mundt notes no memory of Welch advocating Fisher McCarthy repeats false claim nine times describing Welch as pushing Fisher onto the committee The piece frames this as a warning against dictatorial manipulation in government.
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Army
St. Clair
Fisher
Welch
Washington
Fred Fisher
Jim St. Clair
Lawyers’ Guild
Fred
Boston
Mundt
McCarthy
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Joseph Welch
National Lawyers Guild
House UN- American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Guild
American Bar Association
Mr. Fisher
James Juliana
Southern Baptists back court ruling on public schools
In St Louis at Kiel Auditorium about 10 000 Baptists voted 10 000 to fifty in a convention to uphold the Supreme Court decision on racial segregation, declaring the public school system shall not be impaired and illustrating a conservative, duty‑driven stance within a large southern denomination led by Rev James W Storer.
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Kiel Auditorium
Supreme Court
Southern Baptist Church In Convention
High Court
Southern Baptists
James W. Storer
South
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E. W. Korfhage
Korfhages
1621 College
W. Mill
G.A.R
St. Paul
Pot Pourri and Local Notes from a Summer Day
Pot Pourri column notes hot humid weather in Austin as a prep for the National Editorial Association meeting in Baltimore. City Recorder John Weiland faces backlash over a joke about dogs in gardens while garden owners keep legal protections for damages. Blood donation drives announced for Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. Labor unions clash over waterfront control on the Great Lakes with John L. Lewis shaping tactics.
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Jay Duane
Baltimore
National Editorial Association
East
Jay
McCarthy Committee
City Recorder
John Weiland
Red Cross
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
John L. Lewis
Malenkov
Minnesota public office filings begin June 16
Filings for public office in Minnesota start on June 16 and run to Sept 14 with many candidates expected. Stafford King, state auditor, is among the first to file, noted as popular and experienced, as filings surge in Ramsey county and across county auditor offices statewide. May the best candidate win.
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Minnesota
Stafford King
Ramsey County
Sokolsky on Jackson and Deminform Concept
George E. Sokolsky critiques Senator Jackson for spoofing David Schine's plan for psychological warfare. He argues democracy is a republic and condemns Deminform as a misnomer. He questions Jackson's intent and whether religious groups were to be infiltrated.
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Sen. Jackson
David Schine
Cominform
Deminform
Jackson
United States
Schine
Marxist Church rhetoric shocks religious groups and critics
A King Features 1954 piece argues Marxism forms a church replacing mystic God concept. It claims 800 million adherents, attacks Judaism Christianity and Islam, and cites Feuerbach to frame Marxist dogma and the goal of abolishing God.
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Sen. Jackson Marx
Feuerbach
Marx
Schine
Sen. Jackson
King Features, Inc
Fluoridation Push Gains Chicago Approval
Fluoridation gains momentum as Chicago joins cities adopting water fluoridation after City Council approval. The projected five year cost is 616000, with annual costs later down to 100000 to 200000, but the plan stalls absent funding in the current budget. Austin leads Chicago in adopting the program.
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Chicago
Austin
Alan Young to Launch New Phase of Up-Down Career
Hollywood report outlines Alan Young entering a new stage in show business. He will guest star on NBC TV's Saturday Night Review eight times this summer and may return with a regular series tentatively titled That's Life. He reflects on a decade in Hollywood with highs and lows from radio to film and TV.
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Alan Young
Hollywood
Nbc-Tv
NBC
Young
Mr. Fixit
England
Canada
United States
20Th Century-Fox
Detroit
CBS
New York
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From The Manger
Across clues include phrases like in the manger and nothing to about with entries Monkey and The harp that once through s halls. Down clues cover Fruit Thedoor Ladies and Guide.
Pay back and river boat group in puzzle clues
This entry lists a set of crossword style clues with numbers, varied definitions, and wordplay prompts including pay back, group of boats, banana like, employs, and other entries spanning tools, names, and descriptors. The sequence suggests a crossword or puzzle solution exercise.
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Son of
Jacob
Nick
Joe Must Go Club Tied to Recall Scandal in Wisconsin
Sauk County District Attorney Harlan Kelley plans charges after hearing with Leroy Gore of Sauk City and Joe Must Go club founder. Kelley calls recall campaign a wholesale financial racket and says warrants will be issued against many people. Gore says the move exposes the fight, while Gore accuses Kelley of political harassment.
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Baraboo
Wis
Sauk County
Harlan Kelley
Vernon Thomson
Kelley
Sen. McCarthy
Leroy Gore
Sauk City
Justice of the Peace
John Terbiln
Messick Named Five-State Chair for Kenny Polio Drive
Neil R. Messick Jr. assistant manager of the Nicollet Hotel in Minneapolis was named five state volunteer chairman for the 1954 polio fund appeal of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation.
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Minneapolis
Neil R. Messick Jr
Nicollet
Sister Elizabeth
Fingernails Grow At Steady Monthly Pace
Fingernails grow about one eighth of an inch per month and require roughly 160 days to form a full new nail if no disease is present.
Timetables Branify Airways and Local Rail Lines
Train and bus schedules list arrivals and departures for Twin Cities routes and regional connections. Services include Milwaukee Road depot trains, Great Western lines to Mason City and Omaha, Milwaukee Road LaCrosse Chicago, Jefferson Buses, Charlie City Waterloo, and Austin Des Moines Kansas City services with daily and weekend variations.
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Twin Cities
Kansas City
Milwaukee Road
Great Western
Jefferson Buses
Rochester
Charlies City
Waterloo
Mason City
Minneapolis
Austin-Des Moines
Austin-Albert Lea
Hi-Way
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Austin Gus Lines
Nmaily
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Cuclid
All East
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Seventh
Euclid
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Baumen
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Decker Acces
Holl
Boumon
South Kenwood
Mapleview
Stering
Merrison and River Sts
Coroner Jury Finds Criminal Negligence in Fatal Crash
A Martin County coroner's jury ruled Stanley Gillespie 30 of Worthington criminally negligent in the Sunday traffic death of Carol Lee Knutson 20 of Jackson three miles west of Fairmont. Gillespie was not charged.
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Fairmont
Minn
Martin County
Stanley Gillespie
Worthington
Carol Lee Knutson
Jackson
Gillespie
State Sen Chris Erickson files for another term
Fairmont Minnesota State Senator Chris Erickson of Fairmont filed to seek re election representing Martin and Watonwan counties.
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Minn
Chris Erickson
Martin
Watonwan
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