Out of the Crocodile's Mouth Russia's Life Deal Exposed
NEA correspondent reports on William Nelson of Columbia University describing Soviet propaganda in Crocodile cartoons. He analyzes how anti Americanism is pushed through imagery, focusing on myths of a police state, American class divide, and the Marshall Plan.
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NEA
Washington
Ussian
William Nelson
Columbia Unisity
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Kremlin
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Soviet Union
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Gsters
Free Press
Europe
Sam
United Nations
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Joint Slavic Committee
American Council of Learned Societies
Social Science Research Council
Public Affairs Press
Washington, D. C
Knowland calls U S weaker in Pacific than before Pearl Harbor
Senator Knowland after a 35 000 mile Far East tour urges a five point policy to bolster U S position in Asia. He advocates unfreezing Marshall Plan aid to Nationalist China and stronger naval forces while boosting Formosa defenses with U S advisers and a mission to Formosa.
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Pacific
Knowland
Washington
NEA
United States
Pearl Harbor
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G.O.P
Formosa
California Republican
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Coness
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Forsa
China
Treasury
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Stilwell
William L. Roberts
Republic of Korea
Korea
Japan
Hong Kong
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Guam
Hawaii
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Kinmen Island
Hu Lien
Kinmen
Comunists
Okinawa
Man Demands Money at Pistol Point From Montlieu Resident
Police seek an unidentified man who broke into a Montlieu Avenue home and demanded money at pistol point from Dr. Lucy Eshelman. A second attempted break‑in on North Main Street involved door-screen cutting near Young Furniture. Investigations ongoing.
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Montlieu Avenue
North Main Street
Lucy Eshelman
Montheu
Oakwood Court Man Faces Three Charges
State patrolmen arrested Carl F. Gibson 28 of Oakwood Court roughs for drunken driving violating the prohibition law and no operator license. A pint bottle of tax paid liquor was found in his possession. Bonds totaled 550 dollars.
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Carl F. Gibson
Oakwood Court
De Witt’s Wife’s Purse Recovered by Quick Cab Ride
Mrs Grace De Witt of Akron Ohio lost a purse containing 10000 dollars in jewelry after stepping from a taxicab in Chicago. Cabby Oddy Alsburry returned to the De Witts destination and received a reward. Her husband Frank aided in the recovery. Tree buds freeze solid in winter. Arizona Hopi weave as a man’s art. Housing costs about one fifth of U S capital expenditures.
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Grace DeWitt
Akron
Ohio
Frank
Oddy
Alsburry
de Witts
de Witt
Uni
Three Men Charged With Drinking and Affray
Deputies arrested Monroe Tate 48 Roy street Highland Station Sam Tate 25 Clara Cox apartments and Dallas Haynes 18 10344 East Lexington avenue on a charge of affray. Tate also faced drunken driving. The complainant Ray Haynes about 50 father of Dallas testified after the alleged liquor consumption the men forced him to ride with them. Bond set at 50 for Sam Tate and Dallas Haynes and 550 for Monroe Tate.
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Monroe Tate
Roy Street
Highland Station
Sam Tate
Clara Cox
Dallas H. Haynes
Lexington Avenue
Ray Haynes
Dallas
Haynes
Tate
High Pointers Lead in Pinehurst Bridge Tourney Finals
High Pointers tonight trail the two riders entering the final rounds of the Mid-Southern Bridge tournament at Pinehurst. In the first qualifying round Mrs. Frank Sims and Mrs. Corinne Mitchell of Charlotte led with 652 points, six ahead of the field, as multiple pairs from Charlotte High Point Salisbury Wilmington Tryon and other towns vie for spots in the finals.
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Pinehurst
Frank Sims
Corinne Mitchell
Charlotte
Col
R. B. Terry
High Point
P. R. Smith
A. B. Hare
Wilmington
Douglas Collins
D. C. Duncan
Salisbury
John McCain
Ralph van Landingham, Jr
Betty Sturgis
Tryon
Stan Czetwerzynski
Terry
Hal Davis
E. T. Howard
Dick White
Laurance Ingram
J. T. Ryan
J. O. Hauschild
Lloyd Flythe
Robert Hubbard
F. H. Gray
C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
John S. Welborn
J. E. Slate
J. T. Ferebee
Jamestown Man Held Over Car Theft Case Ends 65 Mile Chase
State police recovered a car stolen in Winston-Salem, North Carolina near Greencastle Pennsylvania after a 65 mile chase from Harrisburg. Arthur Britt, 24, of Jamestown North Carolina and Robert Apple of Greensboro were held without charge as FBI Philadelphia investigates. Britt faces parole violation for a prior Pennsylvania car theft plus federal charges of driving a stolen vehicle across state lines. Two Philadelphia girls escaped from a state colony with them and will be taken back to the colony.
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Greencastle
Winston- Salem
N. C
C. F. Temke
Arthur L. Britt
Jamestown
Robert Edward Apple
Greensboro
Britt
Apple
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
Temke
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Selinsgrove
Yesteray
Nancy Wentworth
Doris Foss
Would-Be Plane Designers Flood Boeing with Wild Ideas
Seattle patent engineer Glenn Orlob fields hundreds of letters from amateur aeronautical inventors. Wingless tailless planes and sonic barrier dreams are common, while several ideas show real potential like lost-plane location aids. Boeing does not fund individuals and warns against sending plans in to aircraft firms.
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Seattle
Wash
Glenn Orlob
Boeing Aircraft Co
Orlob
Hogan's Alley
J. B
Boeing
Weather and copper production data summary
The report notes temperatures and rainfall for cotton growing areas and other regions. It states world copper production nears 2,000,000 tons annually.
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Washington
Jan
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