On Guard Against Communism in U S Press Row
A Sunday Gazette roundup cites Communist line aims from official Red publications. It notes Phase two of peaceful coexistence at Geneva and calls for talks with Red China, UN admission for China, trade, and end to Formosa occupation, with Foster warning against complacency. It also reports a Hiroshima committee seeking Eisenhower support and lists sponsors tied to the Foreign Born protection group.
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The
Daily Worker
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Abraham Cronbach
Mark A. Chamberlin
Lloyd F. Worley
F. W. Weymouth
Congress
American Committee For the Protection of
U.S. Attorney General
Deming votes to ban stabling horses within village
In Deming New Mexico the village council approved an ordinance prohibiting stabling horses inside village limits signaling a shift away from traditional Western horse keeping.
Convicts Lose Plea to Get Three Daily Meals in Texas
In Austin, a district judge denied a mandamus to force the Texas prison system to provide three meals daily. The suit involved 52 prisoners who held a sit down over the food issue at the prison last April. The decision names Prison Manager O. B. Ellis and cites legal action by convicts. A stray sentence about musk ox wool appears in the source but is not part of the case.
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Texas
J. Harris Gard
Iner
O. B. Ellis
Stetke
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