Red scare warning on religion and education by communists
Peter Eogon reports that American religious and educational life are viewed by Communists as targets in a long campaign. Clergy and educators are seen as apathetic, underestimating the threat of Moscow influence, which could erode rights if party control over churches and schools were achieved.
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Nea Wanhlogien
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Communist Party
Moscow
Indor
Russia
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Staline Grat
Statin
Iraq
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Mage
Fulton J. Shaen Pe ‘Deeg
Tthe Cio
Catholic Trade
Daily Worker
G. Bromley Oxnay
Benjamin Schulz
Yonkers
New York World Telegram
League
American Youth Congress
New York
Ware ‘J
Young Communist League
Naion
Ovn
John W. Studebaker
U. S. Cupminsiongs
Haducation
Ragorla
Westland
Washingtons
Greeting Card Style Note on Christmas Echoes
A warm greeting text reflecting on Christmas nearing, describing an echo of a wish that is intended for everyone throughout the year. The message emphasizes friendliness and festive spirit for all readers.
Religion and Communism in America and Russia Debate
The piece surveys church-state clashes in Russia post revolution and rises of anti communist activism in the United States. It notes Catholic leadership, Protestant denominations, Jewish groups, and educational bodies forming anti communist campaigns and institutions amid wartime paranoia.
French Fishermen Begin Oyster Harvest in Thau Basin
Boquzigue s reports four hundred fishermen in a cooperative have started oyster harvesting in the Thau basin near Sète, aiming to surpass the 1948 total of 100,000 tons. They note Mediterranean breeding grounds yield faster growth than Atlantic sites, with oysters thriving amid the seabed and marine life.
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Boquzigues
France
Mediterranean
French Press Walks Through Oyster Trade And Public Reach
AP reports that Arcahon oyster farming ships four year growth cycles to Atlantic markets with French newspapers seeking readers. Provincial papers boast 4,000,2oo readers while Paris papers claim 3,600,000. War-era circulation patterns show provinces and capital papers balancing audiences despite tensions.
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