Foundations and their roles through history in 1912 and 1952
A Senate House committee led by Rep. Eugene Cox examined whether foundations fulfill their stated aims or funnel funds to promote communism or socialism. Hollis traced foundations to ancient times, noting gifts that endowed colleges and charitable work, from Franklin’s 1790 education funds to the Magdalen Society, with broader links to the Smithsonian and Ford Foundation.
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Eugene Cox
D-Ga
B. Carroll Reece
R-Tenn
House
Reece
Ernest Victor Hollis
Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Philadelphia
Hollis
Magdalen Society
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
James Smithson
Ford Foundation
American Council of Education
Christ
Greece
Plato
Xenocrates
Cicero
Sen
New Insulin Types Aid Diabetic Patients
The article outlines several insulin varieties from regular to protamine zinc and globin insulin, noting each type's action duration and suitability for different diabetes forms. It highlights combining regualr and protamine zinc insulins for hard-to-treat cases and introduces the NP H type as a stable protamine insulin similar to common combinations. Regular insulin required frequent shots, while newer forms offer better blood sugar control and a more active life for patients.
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N.P.H
J. L
Bevan Bid To Shift Britain Left Faces Conviction
Irene Corbally Kuhn profiles Aneurin Bevan nicknamed Nye a Welsh born Labour leader and critic of Churchill. The piece notes his hit-and-run driving conviction and license suspension while tracing his political rise and volatile rhetoric in Parliament. It cites his early life in a Welsh coal mining family and marks his long parliamentary career since 1927 with a 1951 resignation over armament spending.
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Bevan
Beaconsfield
Disraeli
America
Churchill
Nye
Britain
House of Commons
Sir Winston
Central Labor College
London
Great Britain
Statement at Labor conference outlines socialist approach
The quote from 1950 reflects a Foreign Secretary’s view that the Tory goal is not to destroy Communists but to pursue socialist work. It notes the speaker has shifted leftward since then, while detesting the Communist party’s degeneration. Public interest in the remark remains.
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Communist Party
Spadea_Syndicate, Inc
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