Graham Statement on Communism and U S Policy
Dr. Frank Porter Graham of the University of North Carolina, speaking via Fulton Lewis Jr., defends his anti Communism stance and support for liberal policies, detailing affiliations with American Democratic Action and other committees. He asserts loyalty of colleagues, rejects Communist infiltration, and affirms support for Wilson, Roosevelt, and the Marshall Plan.
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Frank Porter Gram
University of 7Th Carolina
United States Senate
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Graham
Lake Success
New York
Decision Atomic Energy Commission
Choslovakia
Britain
Germany
Russia
William Allen
Ithern Conference
Southern Commerce, Agriculture, and
Maries
South
Americans For Democratic Action
A.D.A
Trum
Baruchshesen-Lillienthal
Hitler
France
Spain
China
Japan
U. S. Army
Red Army
Regate
Stalingrad
Stalinrad
Americas
Huwter
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Briin
Jessup
Security Council
Republic of Indonesia
University of North Carolina
States Rights Democrats
Norman Thomas
Wallace
Communist Party
Chancellor House
Deral
Ndt
Moscow
Oppose Ku Kluxism and Communism Across the World
A public letter expresses continued resistance to Ku Kluxism imperialism fascism and Communism in America Indonesia and behind the Iron Curtain signed sincerely by its author.
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America
Indonesia
Senate poll suggests support for North Atlantic treaty
A preliminary poll of 93 senators shows 55 in favor 37 undecided and one opposed. It notes 55 falls short of two thirds, and discusses Article 3 on mutual aid and self help. The piece reflects concerns over European arms and U S cost, and cites Acheson on moral versus legal commitments. It also notes Kremlin anxiety over the treaty.
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Europe
United States
Russia
Acheson
Kremlin
One Great Hour Interdenominational Appeal
A faith drive unfolds across 76000 American churches to raise about 10 million dollars for relief in Europe and Asia. Tonight major radio networks broadcast a 10 to 11 pm program featuring the president and others urging support. Tomorrow, churches hold services from 11 to noon to boost spiritual relief and oppose Communism.
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Europe
Asia
United States
Big Country Reflections On Civil Rights And Education
W A Bivins recalls the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis where a Bostoner notes diverse origins but shared English language. He argues South needs time to overcome voting barriers and social economic issues. Dr Frank Graham links progress to universal education to avoid segregation while North Carolina motto urges genuine effort over appearance.
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St. Louis
Boston
North Carolina
New Orleans
Chicago
Denver
California
South
Dixie
Frank Graham
Big Hurt After World War II Economic Woes
A friend laments lingering postwar pain and a market slump. He notes confused business associates, overstocked goods, falling prices, and the risk of sacrifices. He urges sober reflection, tighter economy, and adherence to enduring principles as the hayride ends.
Big Problems and a Front of Enterprise Across Ages
A reflection on shifting eras from atomic energy to electricity and engines, with Emerson’s Napoleon anecdotes on debate. The piece contrasts modern questions with age old puzzles and ends with an oil promoter anecdote about a Texas landowner, noting the tale may trace to wealthy office culture.
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Emerson
Napoleon
Egypt
Texas
Jumping Frog
Karkiss
Indian Man Signals Love as Atomic Test Explodes
A playful tale from New Mexico shows an Indian man signaling to his love while an atom bomb test creates a vast smoke curtain. He jokes that he wishes he had thought of such dramatic messaging.
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New Mexico
Quick Kitchen Tips for Teen Parties and Desserts
For muffins beat eggs thoroughly before mixing. Teen guests enjoy coffee ice cream topped with marshmallow cream and blanched almonds. A quick float uses banana slices in orange sherbet with shredded coconut. Stews with prunes or raisins gain zest from lemon or orange slices.
World intellectuals clash over peace congresses outlined in New York
The article reports on two peace congresses, one in Wroclaw now, and a second at New York's Waldorf Astoria, led by Alexander Fadeyev. It recounts critical speeches attacking U S policy, praising antiwar solidarity, and accusing Washington and Wall Street of fascist methods while warning of Soviet propaganda on American soil.
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Wroclaw
Breslau
Poland
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Alexander Fadeyev
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Albert Einstein
Henry Wallace
Congress
Fadeyev
Marcel Prenant
Taylor
Oxford Uni
Hovde
New School For Social Research
Soviet Union
G. O. Rogge
Albert E. Kahn
American Progressive Party
Germany
America
Washington
Wall Street
Europe
Russia
Wall
Greenwich Village
Sth Street
Plume Trading Co
New York City
Loungo
P. Picasso
Didja
N. Y
Harper's
Mike Quill
Edward MacSorley
Ace
Ruth Mason
Savannah
Orson
Eugene O'Neill
Marblehead
John Huston
Corwin
Christopher Morley
Doubleday
Robert Montgomery
Elliott Nugent
Annie
Chaillot
Mgr
van Cortlandt
49Th Street
Jane Froman
Copa City
Miami Beach
The Mad House and Congress Cook Book Quips
A column lampoons Washington rituals and the Congressional Club Cook Book. It lampoons Kerr and Anderson wealth gaps, jokes about pheasant recipes by Ferguson and Roe, and recalls a public hearing with Ellender and Smith on electricity and shoes.
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Michigan
Kates
Congressional Club
Lawrence H. Smith
Wisconsin
Homer Ferguson
P. L. Smith
National Association of Electric Companies
Ellender
Smith
Louisiana
Illinois
Notable New York Show Biz Buzz from a HecticPeriod
A sweeping column notes Jolson’s taxes, Hardwicke’s London trip, Judy Canova romance rumors, and Noel Coward hosting Jamaica guests. It mentions Barbara Hutton’s operation, Sidney Kingsley rights in Detective Story, Kinsey link to Dr. Lucas, Odom’s Honolulu trip, and midtown social figures. Elliott Nugent and Montgomery invest in major productions.
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A. Jolson
Cedric Hardwicke
London
Sidney Kingsley
Jonathan Lucas
Dr. Kinsey
Bill Odom
Honolulu
Washington
H. Haller
Army
Kay Summersby
D “Eisenhower
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Puzzle list of clues and partial phrases including words like Idolize College sea skeleton light knock measure of area lamprey symbol for samarium Greek letter Babylonian deity and other terms. The fragment reads as a crossword style grid with numbered clues and cross references.
Quotes on democracy and film industry progress
Ellis Arnall speaks on sustaining faith in popular government and public justice to inspire world promotion of American ideals. Sam Goldwyn warns that television competition will shrink Hollywood's deadwood era and require brains plus money to create future cinema.
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Sam Wood
March of Time
Chas. Boyer
Rex Harrison
Paris
London
Nanette Fabray
Londonderry
Bravos
Discovery
Irving Berlin
Moss Hart
Robert Sherwood
America
Ellis Arnall
The
Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers
Sam Goldwyn
Hollywood
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Pembroke Davenport
Paul Hartman
All For Love
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Selznick
New York Lower East Side
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Robert McLoughlin
Time
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Will Rogers
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Whitney Bolton
Coluumist
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Milton Berle
Runyon Fund
Show World
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Havana Madrid
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Roxy
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