Book biases at New York Herald Tribune spark anticommunist critique
Westbrook Pegler analyzes the New York Herald Tribune's handling of books about suspected communists. He recalls Owen Lattimore and Mark Gayn coverage, questions the paper's sources, and links personnel involved to broader political intrigues in postwar Asia.
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Harry Bridges
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Weiss
Alger Hiss
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Sunday Book Review
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Far East
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Laughterbach
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Saturday Night Radio Schedule Across Networks
New York listings reveal NBC CBS ABC and others airing a varied Saturday night lineup including Your Hit Parade Grand Ole Opry Vaughn Monroe Caravan Gangbusters and Take It or Leave It. Sunday programs feature NBC Theater The Quiz Kids Harvest of Stars and Adventures of Sam Spade among others.
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Chamber Music Society
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Hollywood By-Line
Lombardoland
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Sam Spade
NBC Symphony
Steve Allen
Dick Haymes
Jo Stafford
Jimmy Blaine
Jackie Robinson
MRPS
Martin Kane
Roy Rogers
Peter Salem
the Singing Marshall
Gabriel Heatter
Radio and TV Broadcast Schedule Fragment Summary
An eclectic listing of radio programming includes news blocks, music, dramas and church services across various stations with times ranging from afternoon to late night. The document also contains editorial commentary criticizing media bias and calling for scrutiny of the Herald Tribune, Amerasia and related figures.
Indians and Red Sox feud looms over late season AL race
The Aug 27 Cleveland visit to Fenway risks flare ups after Boston coach Steve ONeill felt humiliated by toy binoculars at home plate. Cleveland officials, including Lou Boudreau and Bob Lemon, share anger. The Yankees praise Phil Rizzuto as the club’s best all around player. A veteran fan lauds Frankie Crosetti’s upgraded second base play as crucial to a late rally.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Cleveland Indians
Fenway Park
Boston
Red Sox
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland
Steve
Indians
O'Neill
Lou Boudreau
Bob Lemon
Big Fove
Sox
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Phil
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Sue
Honus Wagner
Frankie Crosetti
Crosetti
Prescott Social Notes and Kiwanis Meeting Update
Prescott residents share weekend visits with relatives from Helena Ark and Memphis Tenn. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Holloway and Miss Jo Nell Jorden, with several others staying through the week. The Kiwanis Club met at the Broadway Hotel, heard reports on Nevada county agriculture and pine seedlings, and announced sponsorship of the Kelly Norris breezing circus slated for August 31 with a chartered bus for members.
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Jack Lee
Bodean
New York State Farmer Cooperatives and Trade
New York state hosts about 600 farmer cooperatives with roughly 400 million dollars in annual business across agriculture and related services. The note mentions 1,000 trading horses in the broader context of United States economic activity today.
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United States
All-Stars Defeat Eagles in Smashing Showdown
In Chicago at Soldier Field the All-Stars toppled the defending NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles 17 to 7 before about 90,000 fans. Eddie LeBaron, a 20-year-old College of the Pacific passer, directed the attack with swift passes and agile runs, while Charley Justice, an All-American, sparked a 54-yard drive and scored on a one-yard rush.
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Eddie le Baron
College of Pacific
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Charley
Davey O'Brien
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marines
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Ralph Pasquariello
Villanova
Los Angeles Rams
Child Reunited With His Day After 28 Hours
In Fort Smith a two year old boy nicknamed Shorty and his six week old puppy Lucky were rescued after 28 hours of digging when the pup fell 18 feet into a backyard well. Neighbors and relatives, led by Lewis Crowder, removed soil and debris until the dog was freed, and both child and pup survived unharmed.
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Legionnaires edge Springhill 4 3 in Southwest League showdown
Hope Legionnaires beat Springhill 4 3 at Legion Field to split the season series. Charlie Gough retired the ninth, Ed Thigpin and Bill Castleberry sparked a two run first inning, Fuller doubled and scored in the ninth, and Jack Bell homered for Hope as they chased a late rally by Springhill. The win tightens the standings with Muffeesboro and sets up a potential playoff for the Southwest League crown, with El Dorado Oilers looming next.
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No-Hitter Sparks Boston Braves Reignite pennant push
Vern Bickford pitched a no hitter, first in the majors since 1948, lifting the Boston Braves as they close on the Phillies for the league lead. The 29 year old allowed only two walks, and Brooklyn’s Rex Barney was the prior victim in the last no hitter against New York. The Braves cut a game off, while New York and San Francisco also won, keeping the pennant race tight. The article notes Bickford’s rise beside Spahn and Sain, and hints at upcoming key series with Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
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