Secrecy in Government Rises as Public Loses Track
The piece decries growing secrecy in Washington and cites the Federal Trade Commission oil cartel case and a Senate subcommittee charge over the Army air base program in North Africa. It condemns blanket security across departments and notes secrecy at the RFC and Internal Revenue Bureau as eroding public trust.
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Self Denial for a Cause in Religious Reflection
A sermon-like piece argues that presidential candidates should seek self denial for the common good, contrasting secular ideologies with Christian discipleship. It cites Jesus and Mark, urging believers to take up their cross, deny self, and invest life in heavenly aims for lasting fruit beyond worldy power.
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Crystal Gray granite used in Capitol trim
State Geologist questions stone origin but confirms the trim uses Crystal Gray granite quarried near Cold Spring Minnesota. Architect Maxwell notes it was chosen for color and bronze plan altered to aluminum due to the Korean War. Growth in public school metrics highlighted by Harnett County News.
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Month of brides and presidential birth trivia
A miscellany notes that June hosts few presidents born in summer while November has produced five chiefs and October could tie the record. adds varied clippings on lip reading, old customs, humor, and a FCC filing showing Bob Hope’s assets.
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Winchell’s Rivalry With Newsweek Highlights Slant in Reporting
Walter Winchell details clashes with Newsweek and Time over coverage, accusing them of carelessness and bias while praising Newsweek’s factual reporting when favorable to him. He recounts calls, corrections, and conflicts tied to the Miami hospital incident and the broader press-radio alliance.
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Budenz's The Cry Is Peace reviewed for wartime propaganda
A critique of Louis Budenz ex communist writer and his book The Cry Is Peace. The review argues Budenz provides accurate, objective data on Soviet propaganda methods and the communist conspiracy, urging readers to study Marxist history to understand current tactics. It notes Stalin's ongoing war and predicts party line revisions at an October meeting.
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