Red-Headed Stepchildren hurt by National Democrats say South ignored
In Denver the National Democratic Executive Committee met to plan next year and removed ten convention votes from the South, reallocating them to the West and Midwest. Accuses Trumanite leaders of spurning Southern allies. South blamed for being treated as disloyal by the party insiders.
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Denver
National Democratic Executive Committee
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West
Mid- West
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Untrained recruits questioned about armed forces training
The piece challenges claims of 3.5 million troops ready for battle, urging readers to question soldiers’ training. It notes many servicemen wear stripes yet lack hands on firepower training and rifle experience, suggesting officials rely on press releases over facts. It urges citizens to ask sons and neighbors about the actual training they receive.
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Stooges
The Church of Today and the Christian Church Tradition
A compact discussion traces the Christian Church from Pentecost through early church history to modern America. It notes the birth of the Church, the Roman See, the Reformation, and Protestant diversity, stressing two roles: to present the Gospel and to do good, while upholding religious freedom and church state separation.
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Ne Aa
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St. Augustine
Constantine
Charlemagne
Gutenberg
Germany
New World
Columbus
Martin Luther
Henry VII
George Fox
America
Speaking Confid ently Borrowing Curb Threatens Bond Plans
City faces possible setback to capital projects including a municipal courtroom and police space as Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson seeks to curb municipal borrowing. A regional banker committee would approve bonds and control essential materials, risking funding for High Point’s $500000 plan.
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High Point
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
American Municipal News
the Times
Federal Reserve Banks
Defense Production Administration
Justice
Sheriff's Office
State Highway Patrol
Iran oil and geopolitics in a simplified view
The piece argues Iran's oil, controlled by the British Anglo-Iranian Oil Co, shapes regional power and U.S. interests. It recalls 1911 Shuster mission, British and Russian meddling, and Iran's 1947 onward nationalization. It warns against Soviet grabs and urges keeping Iranian oil from aiding enemies, framing the issue as a simple yet accurate choice for U.S. policy.
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Korea
Nehru
Sovih
India
Anglo-Iranian Oil Company
Great Britain
Eisenhower
Europe
State Department
China
London
Teheran
Quotes on courage, love, and peace from public figures
A collage of quotes features Dr Robert Brown praising resilience against professors Yan kee Stadium crowds, Oliver Lyttelton calling for abolishing a weak government, Kenny Gardner and Toney Terry Hatfield critiquing romance and coy behavior, General Mark W Clark urging sacrifice for peace, and an Archbishop of York noting fervent peace as insufficient without effort.
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Army Field Forces
York
England
N o Sympathy for Dope Who Joined Commies in Town
A whirlwind of clichés and film world chatter fills the page with names like Brooks Atkinson Eloise McElhone Rita Aly Khan and Ava Gardner plus references to TV shows movie reviews and upcoming events. The column jokes about industry feuds lists social gatherings and previews new releases while lampooning sensational gossip and the press in a brisk late 1950s style.
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Sunshine and Thunder
Brooks. Atkinson
George -Jeanius Nathan
Eloise
Gabbo
Mrs
Brooks Atkinson
How Communism Was Beaten In One Backward L A Town
Washington dispatch tells how John R Neale Wyoming county agent, working under the Inter-American Affairs program, helped Camana Peru become prosperous and free of communism. He focused on agriculture, irrigation, pest control, tractor pools, and a new rice mill, building a cooperative economy and ousting communist influence. The Camana valley income quintupled in five years and no Communists remained.
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India
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Japan
Korea
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Parthia
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Armenia
Darius
Tran
Anglolvanian Oil Company
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Russia
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Shuster
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NEA
John R
Jack) Neale
Wyoming
Institute Af Inter-American
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IAA
Nand Camena
Camana
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Pent
Cammie
Jose Louis Bustamente
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EAA
Nessa Rockefeller
TIAA
Bustamente
Neale
Clea
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