Peddlers of Hate From Lunatic Fringe Target McCarthyism
The piece outlines anti Catholic and anti Semitic pamphlets received by a newspaper office. It cites Brigadier General Herbert Holdridge and Rabbi Benjamin Schultz as figures in campaigns claiming Catholic and Jewish threats to American freedom. It notes these letters misuse anti- communism and promote violence or suppression of opponents.
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Herbert C. Holdridge
Sherman Oaks
California
Holdridge
McCarthy
Vatican
Rome
United States
Europe
Eisenhower
Bethel
Vermont
Green Mountain Rifleman
Schultz
Gerald L. K. Smith
Benjamin Schultz
American Jewish League
Manuel and
Licille Miller
Action Strategy
Patrick Henry Organization, Inc
Smith
Fulton Lewis
Fulton
Anna Rosenberg
Gerald le Sally
Gerald L. K. Sohne
Societ
Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Black
Interstate
Etongat
Expulsion Call Over McCarthy Raises Alarm Over Tactics
The piece rebukes Senator McCarthy for attacking President Eisenhower after the Watkins censure report. It defends the President's decency and a hands off stance while urging decent people to strike down McCarthy to prevent lasting damage to the nation and world image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. McCarthy
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Arthur Watkins
Watkins
White House
New Fields For Radiation May Hurt Pink Bollworm
Scientists turn to gamma rays and radiation to reduce pink bollworm pests on cotton. Radiation could alter insect reproduction, possibly lowering losses that cost the cotton industry hundreds of millions yearly. Dr. F. C. Bishop leads pink bollworm research as a practical approach gains support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
F. C. Bishop
Supreme Court Upholds Net Worth Tax Computation
The Supreme Court upholds the net worth method for computing income tax liability, strengthening government capacity to catch evaders. The decision rejects a total endorsement while warning against abuse, noting the device has revealed sizable hidden assets but may cause taxpayer unfairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
High Court
Justice Department
T Men
Oceans Could Feed Billions Says Fisheries Minister
Canada’s James Sinclair told a fisheries conference that oceans may provide most future protein as population grows. He cited that fish flesh matches animal meat in protein value, marine fats can substitute tea in maritime regions, and shallow seas hold vast, underused food potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
James Sinclair
North Pacific Fisheries Commission
Government inventory to map U S real estate holdings
An eight agency plus ten departments survey federal property to create a master inventory by the General Services Administration. The goal is to know what the government owns and its value, trim excess assets, and shift surplus properties to tax rolls, reducing costs and bureaucratic barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
General Services Administration
Uncle Sam
Cies
Bureau of the
David H. Brill
Chicago
Brill
Tennessee Valley Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
National Forests
National Ag
Alaska
Panama
Army
Navy
Air Force
Postepart
Toetr
Hanford
Wash
Atomic Army Housing Development and Research Center
One World and Its Divisions in Soviet and Western Strains
The piece visits global unity versus division through a Moscow dispatch and 1940s Cold War themes. It contrasts a hopeful one world with persistent East West rifts, notes eight-nation security talks, and cites Western resistance to Soviet aggression. It also covers interstate trucking law limits, a potential Atlantic Greyhound strike, and a wry Russian realism cartoon about Soviet contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Paris
West Germany
China
Chang Wen-tien
Soviet Union
Democratic Powwow in New Orleans Turns Colorful Affair
George Dixon reports a boisterous New Orleans gathering of Democratic leaders and aspirants for the national chairmanship. Amid lavish hospitality at Antoine's and political theater at the Roosevelt, figures like Mr Donohue spar over leadership as Louisiana hosts a vivid, if chaotic, scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Orleans
Democratic National Lcecates
Roosevelt Motel
Seymour Weiss
Bourbon St
Eee
F Donohue
Washington
Donohue
Don
Old City
Laura Howard
Antoine's
George
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Adoe
Alaska
Senator Russell
Louisiana
Brennan
French Quarter
Lilli Christine
Cat Girl
Public figures voice sharp doubts on anti communism and democracy
A collection of quotes from Benjamin Fairless, Homer Rainey, Joseph McCarthy, Ralph Flanders, Hugh White, Sparkman, Ava Gardner, T B Kittredge, Dulles, Alger Hiss and others highlights concerns about anti communism, democracy, segregation policy and foreign policy. The remarks touch on civil liberties, blockades, and the need to revisit biblical discipline.
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D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
George Sokolsky
The
Asheville Citizen
Britannica
Santa Claus
Peter Edson
Sam
W. A. Bmins
One World
Wendell Willkie
Whittier
NATO
Austria
Charleston
Ba Va
Atlantic Greyhound
States
District of Columbia
Amal
Association of Street Etric Railway and Motor Coach Employes of America
AFL
Boris
George Dixon
Mr. Donohue
Vu, Steelerman
Benjamin J. Fairless
Sen
Ives R
Homer P. Rainey
Seph McCarthy
Ralph Flanders
Wone
Mississippi
Hugh White
Sparkman
Ala
Pymn As
Ava Gardner
Pacific
Naval
T. B. Kittredge
Roosevelt
America
Dulles
Alger Hiss
Richard Raines
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