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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1948

Page

10

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Naval air power argues for unified air strength

John Nicholas Brown, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Air, says naval aviation is crucial. He cites carrier task forces as mobile air bases with decks, fuel, shops, and crews. He argues Navy air and Air Force are complementary under unified command and essential to national defense.

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Free Enterprise and Competition in Retail Trade

A bulletin from a retail association argues free enterprise needs free competition. It condemns schemes to restrict competition, warns against punitive taxes, price controls and rationing, and asserts competition yields lower prices, better service, and progress for honest merchants and consumers.

House Cleaning Needed in Colleges Says Conant Model Free Speech

Harvard President James B. Conant argues that universities must pursue truth with fearless scholarship while tolerating diverse opinions. He warns against biased instruction and textbooks that promote a party line and urges honest teaching of both problems and the strengths of the American system. Academic freedom must be protected yet justified by truth.

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The Basic Problem in Steel Pricing and Supply

The piece argues steel's central role in industry and agriculture, noting rising wholesale costs, investments in new plants, and pressure to balance affordable pricing with avoiding shortages. It stresses the need to fund expansion, fight grey markets, and allocate steel fairly without harming long term supply.

Global Communist Party Strategy Highlighted

The article outlines how in every country where the communist party is active a small, highly trained disciplined force is employed as a core military principle. The piece emphasizes the widespread adoption of this tactic across nations and the strategic implications.

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Control by a Small Soviet Elite Shapes Vast Population

The article argues that a small Soviet elite, limited to about ten core leaders and four alternates, can dominate a population of over 190 million. It notes centralized decision making under the Kremlin backed by training of leaders sent abroad to spread communism, highlighting the pattern across communist parties worldwide.

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How Communists Build a Domestic Movements and Cells

An analysis of how communist leaders recruit select intellectuals and disgruntled individuals in the United States. It explains indoctrination through social bonding, staged exposure to Marxism, gradual task assignment, and controlled loyalty. The piece notes coercion, threats to family, and liquidation as penalties for dissent, with reference to Soviet practices and Czechoslovakia as examples.

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