Fair Enough By Westbrock Pagter
Truman appoints a partisan board to explain alleged communist influence in government. The piece attacks the plan and links Kathryn Mc Hale to Democratic bosses, citing fears about Morgenthau plans and pro communist sentiment while naming figures tied to anti American activities.
Names and figures on controversial committee roster
The text lists several individuals tied to Communist or leftist circles and political factions, including John Abt, Miss McHale, Rev. Henry A. Atkinson, C. B. Baldwin, Algernon Black, Morris L. Cooke, Crum, Jo Davidson, Martha Dodd, Alfred Stern, and George Seldes. It portrays them as part of a conference roster linked to anti Catholic and pro Communist sentiments, with claims of notorious associates and a broader antiwar context rooted in postwar politics. The piece doubts the legitimacy of the gathering and accuses a few unnamed figures of secrecy and influence while denouncing the event as driven by a small elite rather than the American public.
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Grant Stout
Mra
William ‘Dick — Sporborg
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William B. Zift
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Miss McHale
Communist Party
Henry A. Atkinson
Church Peace Union
C. B. Baldwin
Beany
White House
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Algernon Black
New York Star
Jo Davidson
Martha Dodd
Martha
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Albany
George Seldes
Eleanor
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Cardinal Spilman
Princeton's Charley Caldwell Sticks To The T Formation
Princeton coach Charley Caldwell defends the T formation as the Tiger attack, noting its deception and adaptability. He trains freshmen with varsity signals, cites quarterback George Chandler and tailback Dick Kazmaier as key aids, and warns about occasional field-coverage lapses.
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Sports Mirror Recaps Past Sox Managerial Moves
AP notes from today and a year ago show Joe McCarthy agreeing to manage the Boston Red Sox for two more years, while five years earlier George M Troutman became general manager.
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Joe McCarthy
Boston Red Sox
George M. Troutman
Ten Years Ago and Fifteen Years Ago Sports Glimpses
Detroit Tigers era turns after Jack Zeller, noting a Ten Years Ago collage of college football results. Villanova beat Katsas 33 to 7, Wake Forest defeated George Washington 18 to 6, and Primo Carrera knocked out Walter Neusel in a fourth round at Madison Square Garden.
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Detroit Tigers
Jack Zeller
Villanova
Katsas
Wake Forest
George Washington
Murder in the Thorne house drives Leeana to fear
Leeana wakes to a dawn of dread after a night of terror linked to Aunt Maggie’s murder. Peter Thorne argues with Leeana about truth and alibi while Deputy Preston and Sondra navigate love, jealousy, and suspicion as Jasper Thorne simmers with volatile rage and threats.
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Oban Duréy
Martaquen
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Cliker
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Maggie
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Dag
Sondra
Leeang
Jasper Thorne
Lerang
Jasper
Mart Preston
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Mart
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Pacific Coast Talent Grab Under Fire
Cincinnati November 1. Base ball leaders convene to discuss the Pacific Coast league’s bid to dodge the annual talent draft. A four man committee led by Commissioner A B Chandler weighs arguments for exempting Triple A west coast players and promising not to raid lower circuits. A broadcasting plan for major league games also tops the agenda after big attendance losses blamed broadcasts.
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Pacific Coast League
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Leslie O'Connor
Chicago
Kenesaw Mountain Illinois
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Lineman of the Week Award Goes to UCLA Center
UCLA sophomore center Donn Moomow, 18, from Santa Ana, was named lineman of the week by the Associated Press for his 6th straight strong game against Purdue. He credited with five back losses, one interception, and stellar play, edging Kentucky tackle Bob Gain and Maryland guard Bed Ward in a vote that highlighted his blocking and defensive runs.
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Donn Moomow
UCLA
Associated Press
Santa Ana
Calif
Blaine Eaton
Duke
Moomaw
Purdue
Bob Gain
Kentucky
Georgian Tech
Weirton
W. Va
Neel
Tech
Bed Ward
Maryland
Don Menasco
Texas
Southwest
Rice
Blair Qgherry
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SMU Texas grid clash tops weekend schedule
Austin dispatch notes the Texas at SMU rivalry renews with No. 7 SMU and No. 1 Texas meeting for the third time since the 1930s. The Southwest Conference showdown at Memorial Stadium could decide the title with 65,498 expected fans, as capacity limits limit attendance.
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Southern Methodist
Texas
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H. N
Rusty) Russell
Cherry
Amarillo
Russell
Masonic Hamme
Fort Worth
Southern Methodism
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Jim
Marion
Neal Franklin
Toxas
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Hogan Voted Golfer of the Year
Ichicago November 1 Pj Ben Hogan who in 1950 won the national open completed a dramatic comeback and was elected golfer of the year by 178 PGA sportswriters and broadcasters. Sam Snead placed second with 43 votes while Lloyd Mangrum Jim Ferrier Jimmy Demaret and others trailed.
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Jock Burke, Jr
Dick Metz
Henry Ransom
Chund
Tap Radio Programs Across New York Listings in Nov 1
A radio listings page outlines tonight’s NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules with shows like Halls of Ivy Gildersleeve and Groucho Marx at 9:30 p.m. and Lawrence Welk and Jimmy Wakely on ABC and CBS. It notes Thursday’s daytime slots, and mentions Jer Harper-Snead as the 1949 P.G.A. winner with Hogan capturing 1948.
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Ser
Sawyer
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Poole
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Warning Orders in Hempstead Chancery Court Proceedings
Legal notices warn defendants in two Hempstead Chancery Court actions to appear within thirty days to answer the complaints. Documents list multiple Briggs heirs and relatives in estate matters with clerk OMERA EVANS certifying the notices dated October 7 and October 17, 1950, and published on October 18, 25, and November 1.
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George Briggs
Geneyer Briggs
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Florence Briggs
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Ella May Briggs
Clarinda’ Coleman and
Lee
Anne Briggs
James S. Briggs
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