Army Intelligence Report Details Chinese Reds and Moscow Ties
A Senate inquiry report from 1945-49 outlines Army Intelligence findings that Chinese Communists were part of the international movement led by Moscow. It notes observers doubting true communism, reflects on Soviet aims in Manchuria Korea and discusses possible coalition government options for China amid civil war.
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Japan
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Intang
Texas oilman warns Taft to curb Texas GOP convention
Roy Cullen, Houston oilman and donor, appeals to Sen. Taft to avoid a national scandal as Texas Republicans split over convention delegates. Taft and Eisenhower forces clash while the Mineral Wells meeting looms, with potential challenged seats and strong language from Cullen about party integrity.
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Texas
Robert A. Taft
Cullen
Houston
Telegra
Ohio
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Eisenhower
Mineral Wells
State Ee Committee
Republican Party
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Jas MacArthur
Dave Ingalls
Carroll Reece
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Jack Porter
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Reece
Jean Old Guard
Old Guard
Henry Zweifel
Fort Worth
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Zweifel
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Tarrant
Zweitel
Houston Post
Houston Press
State Republican Committee
Lucille Ball rise noted by Look magazine
Look magazine highlights Lucille Ball's sensational TV success aided by Carole Lombard and Damon Runyon. It credits Ball with a feminine lead in The Big Street and mentions her earning about 30,000 dollars weekly, while a marine catchphrase origin is humorously linked to Charles I.
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Lucille Ball
Look
Carole Lombard
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Damon Runyon
Winchell
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Presbyterian Church approves radio and TV policy for outreach
The 164th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church adopts a broadcasting policy to win converts and foster interfaith understanding through radio and TV and sets up a Department of Radio and TV. It notes a $19,086,000 benevolence total for 1955 and reports $6,625,418 pledged toward a $12 million building fund for new churches and seminaries.
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Son of
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Ivan Evans
Westminister Presbyterian Church of
Dayton
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Adventist Camp Meeting Opens at Blue Ridge Sunday
About 3000 church members and delegates from two states are expected to arrive around noon Sunday for the Carolina Conference seven day Adventist camp meeting at Blue Ridge Assembly. Corin Conference president C. H. Lau said the event begins Sunday.
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Western Union Strikers Vote on Settlement Offer Across Nation
Thirty thousand Western Union workers vote today and tomorrow on a tentative settlement backed by union negotiators. Early returns show a close race with 1,173 in favor and 848 opposed in scattered cities. The agreement includes a 4 hour week with no pay cut, a 10 cent hourly raise for those on a 40 hour week, and a 5 cent raise for messengers, contingent on FCC rate increase approval.
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Norman Walker
Washington
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Adolph Brungs
Western Union
AFL
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Brungs
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FCC
Chicago
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