Communist fifth column shapes Wallace party in 1948 debate
The piece argues communists and pro communists dominate Henry Wallace’s new party and warns that Wallace, a front man, ties to Moscow. It notes Counterattack reports Reds run the Wallace party, cites espionage context, and contemplates a possible realignment into conservative and liberal camps amid a fractured two party system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Canada
Moscow
Philadelphia
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Communist Party
FBI
Department of Justice
J. F. Buckley
Counterattack
Realignment Hopes for GOP Democratic Split Falter
Longstanding debate among political thinkers about a potential realignment of conservatives and progressives within the two major parties falters. Factors include southern resistance to switching parties and lingering liberal elements within the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Butcher Loses Big With Hot Dog Giveaway in West Newton
A Pennsylvania butcher offered 8,000 pounds of hot dogs at 12 1 2 cents a pound, giving away about $3,000 worth in two days. He normally would earn $720 gross profit on four tons of wieners, highlighting a dull town and a bold marketing stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Newton
New York
Guards, rewards spark talk on Buffalo Bill burial site
The American Legion in Cody offers 10000 dollars for information, but Denver Legionnaires doubt the need for armed guards at Lookout Mountain grave. They question rumors of concrete entombment and preserving Buffalo Bill's remains in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cody
Wyo
Buffalo Bill
Denver Legionnaires
Lookout Mountain
Capitol Square Chronicle on NC Hospital Plans
An advisory budget commission reviews the North Carolina hospital for Negro mental patients in Goldsboro. The facility sits on 1400 acres with current assets around 2.49 million and a projected upgrade exceeding one million dollars. The piece notes ongoing expansion costs, racial composition, farm-based self-sufficiency, and evolving patient demographics. It also surveys the Confederate Women's Home at Fayetteville as a costly state obligation facing a funding dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Advisory Budget Commission
Hospital Board of Control
North Carolina
Goldsboro Institution
General Assembly
Sak Pevin UK
Roy Purser
Neuse
PWA
Dix Hill
Golds
Carolina
Long
Confederate Women's Home
Fayetteville
United Daughters of the Confederacy
McSwain
Salaries and politics in North Carolina and more
The column reports on North Carolina school principals salaries for 1945-46 with averages of 2446.41 dollars, noting white and Negro disparities and potential increases for later years. It also covers political ethics voiced by Rev. Ehrhardt and a Labor anecdote on fair pay, plus a humorous Apropos tale about table manners and a child’s remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department Education
Raleigh
North Carolina
Brayamien Passem
Negro City
Negro County
George Ehrhardt
Duke Divinity School
Duke University
St. John's Episcopal Church
Washington
America
High Point
Ballet Theatre finances clash with philanthropic patrons
Lucia Chase funds the Ballet Theatre while canceling Fall bookings and aiming to raise 200000 to cover deficits. The piece profiles Chase and other wealthy backers, their motives, and the cultural clash between high society patronage and practical theater needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballet Theatre
America
Mills Campaign in Monroe Sparks Inflation Caper
Washington column satirizes former Rep W Mills of Louisiana as he campaigns against Otto Passman. Mills proclaims a cure for inflation by printing only $20 bills, prompting humorous debate on feasibility. The piece lampoons budget officials and local figures in a mock dialogue about fiscal policy and political satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Ent. W. Mills
Louisiana
Mr. Mills
Capitol Hill
Monroe
Otto Ernest Passman
Stentor
Pratt
Mills
Clarence W
Jondam
Grover Whitney Meeister
John
Treasury
Henry
Snyder
Morgenthau
Miss Reid
Mr. McKeister
Fragments of a Crossword Clue Style Notice
A partial OCR item lists many short clues and sporadic words across vertical and horizontal entries including names like Montgomery and hints of noun verb pairings. The text resembles a crossword puzzle grid with numbered clues and scattered definitions rather than a coherent article.
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Communist Fifth Column
Dewey
Warren
Vandenberg
Stassen
Taft
Martin
Halleck
Wherry
Congress
South
White House
Democratic Party
Progressive
C. W. de Kiewier
Cornell University
Edmund E. Day
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Capitol Square
By Lynn Nisbet
W. A. Bivins
Willie
Broadway
Jack Last
Lucia Chase
Thomas E. Ewing, Jr
Yonkers
Ganna Walska
Alexander Smith Cochran
Lucia
Mordkin
Waterbury
Conn
Irving Chase
Waterbury Clock Co
New York Social Register
The
Santa Claus
Variety
Ce Metropolitan Ra Hou
Miss Chase
Marquis de Cuevas
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Columbus Circle Theatre
Mae
Rich
Pratts
Tabby
Michelangelo Remeen Kelly
Met Opera
Otto Kahn
Harold McCormick
Walsha
Sam Insull
Chicago Opera Company
Caruso
Garden
Tettrazini
Farrar
Galli-Curci
West 47Th St
al Capone
Joey Kaufman
Joey
Mike Dundee
Rock Island, Ill
Capone
O} Brown
Chicago
Johnny Torrio
Big Jim Colosimo
Dundes
Kaufman
Dick Curly
Nessie Blumenthal
Fly
Mike
Davenport
Iowa
Hawk Hotel
George Dixon
Stone and
Ramsay
Flicker
HORIZ
Montgomery
Thoron
Ireland
Frida
Jas
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