Critics clash over Graham and Marxist threat
A public letter contrasts Senator Graham with Jesus Christ while criticizing Governor Scott. The author defends Graham’s character yet calls him unfit for the Senate, and presents a lengthy critique of Marxism and the Russian state, arguing religion outlasts political systems.
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Kerr Scott
Frank Sham
Aldy
Graham
Amunists
Aiviera Democracy
Scott
Wader
The Moslem World Across Asia and Europe
The piece maps a vast Moslem zone from the Dardanelles to Pakistan, noting a population around 200 million and spread across North Africa, Europe, and Asia. It cites Turkey as a Western-aligned Moslem state, Chinese regions with Muslim communities, and Soviet influence, tracing historical Ottoman reach and current geopolitical pressures.
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Asia
Dardanelles
Pakistan
North Africa
Philippines
Indonesia
Europe
Russia
Crimea
Caucasus
Odessa
Balkans
Albania
Turkey
United States
Iran
China
Particu
Larly
Sinkiang
Kansu
Shensi
Shantung
Afghanistan
Spain
France
Charles Marte
Tours
Vienna
John Sobieski
Kuchuk Kamarji
Arnold Toynbee
Mohammed
Jesus
Israel
Soviet Russia
Western Europe
Kremlin
Greece
Japan
Republicans Offer New Platform Emphasizing Foreign Policy
Washington Republicans unveil the 1950 platform highlighting a united American foreign policy and support for the United Nations Inter American system and North Atlantic treaties. They condition foreign aid on security necessity affordability effectiveness and allied self-sufficiency.
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Washington
NEA
GOP
United Nations
U. S
Congress
China
Truman
Dixiecrats and Northern Allies Clash Over Civil Rights
A comment profile shows many Republican leaders as northern men with southern principles. Dixiecrats oppose FEPC measures while northern chambers of commerce share the resistance. Charles M. LaFollette of Americans for Democratic Action notes he has no time for romantic preoccupations while visiting air fields bases and carriers.
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Republican Party
FEPC
Charles M. LaFollette
Americans For Democratic Action
Notes from a Newspaper Man on Public Figures and Press Freedoms
Winchell rails at Salvation Army and Ingrid Bergman episodes. The column mocks censorship, hypocrisy, and political bias, citing Pelley, Fuchs, Hiss trials, and Truman critiques. It surveys media coverage, public figures, and freedom of the press with sharp, satirical commentary.
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Salvation Army
Ingrid Bergman
Charles Dickersn
Vatican
Alger Hiss
Labor and Management Strife Highlight Community Views
In a discussion with Duke Power’s Hal Davis about a possible bus driver strike vote, concerns rise over government labor demands and the shrinking voice of management. Eric Johnston’s ideas on nonpolitical labor policy are cited as a practical path toward equitable cooperation. Paul Owen, Community Chest executive director, seeks resignation after years of challenging but valuable service.
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Christ Church
Karl Heinrich Ix
Assatian
Assia
Karl
Treves
Prussia
Bonn
Ber
Brussels
Cologne
London
Marx
FBI
Hal Davis
Duke Power Company
Duke
Davis
Eric Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
New York Times
Johnston
Congress
Community Chest
Ben Franklin
Paul Owen
Paul
Brother
High Point
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Ingrid Igman
Ganna Walska
Miami
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Pelley
Fuchs
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National Economic Council
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Folsom
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