Caudle Faces Fallout After Chelf Report Scathing
The Chelf committee labels Caudle weak and responsible for decay in the Justice Department. It calls him a scapegoat fired by Truman for outside activities and urges him to rebuild his career by acknowledging past faults. His jovial facade cannot mask the ruin of his public role.
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Lamar Caudle
Chelf Committee
Truman
Caudle
Department of Justice
Washington
Chelf
Alfred Dreyfus
Justice Department
Birthday salute for W. A. Bivins at Enterprise
The Enterprise staff gathered around W. A. Bivins to sing Happy Birthday for his 75th year. They presented a gold pen and pencil set along with a birthday cake, praising his nobility of character and devotion to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
W. A. Bivins
Bivins
Saul of Tarsus and the call to suffering for Christ
The article recounts Saul's Damascus road vision, his conversion to Paul, and the Lord's promise that he would suffer for Jesus' name. It notes Ananias's role, Saul's subsequent witness to Gentiles and Israelites, and the lasting Christian message of suffering and spirit rather than letter alone.
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Ananias
Damascus
Saul
Clarius
Paul
Tarsus
Cilicia
Gamaliel
Council of Elders
Brotherhood
Jerusalem
Jesus the Nazarene
Stephen
Judas
Withal
Christ
W.A.B
Five steps the Soviet Union uses to conquer a country
The article outlines how Soviet Russia allegedly pursues domination in other nations. It claims five steps include liberation by the Soviet Army, blocking Anglo-American intervention, and destroying Hitlerite allies, to weaken resistance and spread peace campaign influence.
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Soviet Russia
Soviet Union
Europe
United States
Hitler
A. Sobolev
UNRRA
Voice of America
Radio Free Europe
America
Africa
Asia
Mossadegh Oil by Private Capital Rumor Surfaces in Washington
A Washington rumor claims Iran's Premier Mossadegh seeks private funds, possibly American, to expropriate Iranian oil and bypass government control. The chatter links oil policy to U S figures and hints at legal risks from British actions while noting US officials’ ambiguous positions.
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Washington
Mohammed Mossadegh
Iran
Mossadegh
Angloranian Oj! Co
Oscar Chapman
National Petroleum Council
Statler
Chapman
W. Alton
Pete’ Jones
Cities Service
Pete Jones
Teheran
Truman
U.S
State Acheson
X Mossy
State Department
Middle East
Stalin
World War III claim stirs headlines in New York gossip column
The column reports on rumors and notices from high society and politics including Pentagon language on World War III, marriages and elopements among celebrities, court cases, and media gossip. It cites figures like Walter Winchell, Justice William O Douglas, and Marilyn Monroe amid a mosaic of urban intrigue and international chatter.
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William O'Dwyer
Sloan Simpson
William O. Douglas
Mercedes Davidson
Nyc
Mary Collins
J. D. McKenna
Sheridan
Wyoming
Buddy Rich
Marie Allison
Warwick
Santa Claus
Madison Corner
Betty Davisro
Joey Giardello
Winnah
Washington Wire
Dept of Justice
Newbold Morris
Pentagon
Albert Anastasia
Tannenbaum
N. Y
Bowie
Larry MacPhail
Chas
Rochester
Bossman
Lexington Hotel
Theresa Bagley
Florida
Roxbury
Mass
Linotyper
Marie Windsor
Bow Wow Wojciechowicz
Ed Meadows
Duke
Shirley Sharpe
Null
U. N
Gazettes
A. S
Julius Katz- Suchy
Harlem
U. S
Russia
GPU
Marilyn Monroe
Air Force
Quote on casualties and truce plan from Vienna Peace Congress
Mrs Alexandra Piagio, Italian delegate, questions why the Indian Korean truce plan was rejected. Cpl William Johnson recalls battlefield losses as a stark comparison to the casualty figures discussed. The Soviet writer Ehren burg is referenced regarding delegation discussions at the Vienna Red Peace Congress.
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Korea
Donald O'Connors
Decca Records
Lady Astor
Cliveden House
Argentina
Alexis Lichine
France
Paris
Armando
Doris Lilly
Belgium
Leopold
Princess Rethy
Haile Selassie
Michael Redgrave
Japan
Crusade For Freedom
Munich
Gerhard Eisler
Russia
Mr. Big
Germany
Jean Ravaud
le Biarritz
Midtowners
Ineventor Chas
Adler, Jr
Uncle Sam
National Mags
Anne Jeffreys
Bob Sterling
Waldorf
Empire Room
McAuliffe
Times Square
Mac
Connie O'Shea
The
Force
Clarence O. Sims
N. Y
Dewey
Freddy Whitehouse
Marcia Henley
Chateau-Madrid
Ehrenburg
Alexandra Piagio
Vienna
Truman Health Plan Backfires as Commission Suggests State Systems
The Truman White House releases the five volume Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation report. It favors federal funding of state health aid systems and more government healthcare bureaucracy, aligning with Eisenhower era ideas.
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Washington
NEA
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
Federal Health Commission
Department of Health
America
General Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Ike
Commission On Health
Anders
Vermont
Ives
New York
Truman Commission
A. J. Hayes
The
Machinists’ Union
Walter Reuther
CIO
Elizabeth S. Magee
Consumers’ League
Commission
Clarence H. Poe
Progressive Farmer
Marion Sheahan
Lowell Reed
Johns Hopkins
Charles S. Johnson
Fisk University
Chester I. Barnard
American Medical Association
Paul B. Magnuson
Illinois
Veterans Administration
Carl Gray, Jr
Magnuson
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George Sokolsky
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Mossadegh’s
George Dixon
Retary Eden
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bob Lincoln
Mayflower
Calvin Coolidge
Lincoln
Walter Winchell
Cpl
William Johnson
Truman Health Plan
Peter Edson
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