Communists Are Enemies of the U S say Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegler argues that Communists are distinct enemies of the United States, contrasting them with other groups tied to foreign lands. He warns against labeling all immigrants or minorities as anti-American, stressing that loyalty varied among Irish and German immigrants during history. He cites treason as levying war or aiding enemies per the Constitution.
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England
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France
Russia
Mirrors rule keeps unlimited substitutions in football
Coaches vote two to one to retain unlimited substitutions in games, making the sport harder to follow for spectators and critics. The piece links this to a broader sense of football becoming elusive like a pinball machine, and notes Panama's rejection of a base lease with the United States. It references a Washington probe and a sensational headline about Laura getting fifteen years.
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America
Republic of Panama
United States
Uncle Sam
Chaff From Capital Corridors Amid National Political Moves
Drewn Pearson reports Eisenhower enjoys strong popularity while CIO appoints Reuther foe R J Thomas to Washington. AFL council focuses on Minnesota Senate race Joe Ball. Michigan Democrats urge Prentiss Brown against Homer Ferguson. McGrath praises Farley at New York dinner and raises VP talk.
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Eisenhower
Phil Murray
CIO
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Reuther
R. J. Thomas
Washington
AFL Executive Council
Minnesota
Joe Ball
Dan Tobin
Teamsters Union
Ball
Minneapolis
Hubert Humphrey
Michigan
Prentiss Brown
Homer Ferguson
Ferguson
Howard Hughes
McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Jim Farley
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Farley
Stalin quartet looms as possible successor plan
Walter Winchell notes rumors that after Stalin four men may succeed him Molotov Zhdanov Beria Bulgarin with Malenkov seeking a place. Vatican may approve Romania King Michael marriage. Doris Duke buys a converted B 29 for her groom. War veterans praised for patriotism.
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Molotov
Zhdanov
Communist Party
Beria
Russian Secret Police
Bulgarin
Red Army
Malenkov
Stalin
Romania
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Co-ops as American Farm Practice and Tax Debate
Walter Shead argues cooperatives are quintessentially American, built on shared action to improve farmer bargaining and patronage refunds. He notes congressional critics call co ops un American and charges lobbyists tied to the National Tax Equality Association push to tax patronage refunds, backing by big business groups rather than small businessmen.
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Congress
Washington
National Tax Equality Association
NTEA
Wright Patterson notes on inflation and retail sales
The passage contrasts 1929 and 1947 retail sales, showing 109 billion dollars in 1947 versus 48 billion in 1929. It explains the jump reflects inflation, with a dollar’s purchasing power falling from 100 cents to about 40 cents, meaning equal quantities cost more rather than more being bought.
Lovely embroidered designs for pillowcase borders
A note highlights old fashioned ladies suitable for embroidery on guest room pillowcases. Designs measure five to fifteen inches and resemble fine imported patterns while being inexpensive to purchase.
Needle for the Blind Aids Seamstresses Free of Charge
A new sewing needle designed for blind persons lets them thread by touch alone and in less time than a sighted person using a regular needle. The device is available at no cost to eligible users.
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U.S
Security Council
Russia
Ukraine
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