Fragmented essay on communism and wealth hoarding
A fragmented early 20th century essay discusses alleged Soviet influence in the United States, accusing ex communist sympathizers and funders of spreading fascism. It references the House Committee on Un-American Activities, Du Ponts, and a 1939 testimony by D H Dubrowsky about Soviet intelligence and the jewel theft metaphor to illustrate perceived money power and political intimidation.
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PLOS
Feng
Rand
Buchanan
Gall
du Ponts
Ture
House Committee On un-American Activities
United States
Russia
Poland
Baltic
D. H. Dubrowsky
Leon Trotsky
Nicholas Bukharin
House E Committee
Washington
Dubrowsky
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
White Sox Seek Boudreau as Reserve Hitter 1951
Chicago White Sox plan to lure Lou Boudreau from Cleveland with a 1951 contract offer of 45000 dollars. General Manager Frank Lane said he hopes to meet soon and would pay about three quarters of Boudreau’s Cleveland salary to obtain him. If waived, Boudreau would receive unconditional release.
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Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White ‘Sox
Sox
Frank Lane
Boudreau
Posible
Helder
Lane
Cleveland
Bobcats Rout Magnolia Bees 26 to 0 in High School Tilt
Hope B team dominated Magnolia Bees 26 to 0 with Orville Bright and Travia England scoring two touchdowns each and William Martin adding one. Junior Bobkittens face Nashville's Scrappers next, then Bobcats travel to Smackover for the District 7-AA finale against the Buckaroos.
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Hope
Magnolia
Gull Hams
Ellis
Bobcats
Football signals fade as players coach from sideline
New York reports Jim Tatum argues modern defenses reduce need for bench signaling. He recalls signaling as a college player and notes quarterbacks act as coaches, with balanced attacks influencing Rutgers' 4-3 record after seven games and a large yardage gap in rushing versus passing.
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New York
Maryland
Jim Tatum
Jim
Itha
Rutgers
Diamonds and Moscow intrigue shadow U S politics
A 1921 tale recounted before a congressional committee describes Michael Borodin delivering diamonds worth about 250000 to Soviet agents in New York and the party's report of only 12000. The story raises questions about war era treachery, Soviet influence, and gaps in official records.
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Associated Press
Notre Bara
California
Iimited
United States
Almosat
Michael Borodin
South America
Moscow
Dubrowksy
Borodin
Communist Party
Dubrowsky
Foreign Office
Forten Affairs
Dimmonds
New York
Mosonow
Mogenow
Buchanan
Treasury
Department of Justice
Jong Sun
Mor
McFaddin of Texas Is Best Lineman
New York, Nov. 15. The Associated Press lineman of the week honors goes to Bud McFaddin, Texas guard, for dominant play against Baylor in a 27-20 Texas win. He shifted to defense in the second half and helped shut down the Bears. Texas A&M’s Andy Hillhouse and Rice’s Bill Howton also praised for key plays in wins over SMU and Arkansas respectively.
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New York
Associated Press
Lewis
Bud"' McFaddin
Texas
McFadin
Baylor
Bears
Blair Cherry
Southern Methodist
Andy Hillhouse
Texas A &M
Bill Howton
Rice
Top Radio Programs New York Nov. 14
The New York radio schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for evening and next day. NBC features Halls of Ivy Grouch Marx District Attorney Dick Powell mystery and Welcome Travelers Double or Nothing Grand Slam. CBS offers Mr Chameleon Dr Christian Harold Peary Lone Ranger and American Agent. ABC presents Lone Ranger Mr President and The Freedom of the Press drama with early morning shows listed.
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New York
NBC
Grouch
Marx
Dick Powell
CBS
Harold Peary
ABC
New Time
Lawrence Well
Burton
Jimmy Wakely
Lanny Ross
Guernsey and Patmos Girls and Boys Meet in Friday Night Action
Guernsey and Patmos schools prepare for a Friday basketball doubleheader at Guernsey gym. The 3 senior boys and junior girls from Guernsey will face Patmos, with tipoff at 7 PM. All buses will be invited to attend.
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Guernsey
Patmos
He Came to Kite A Murder Mystery in Thornes County
In Thorne county's greenhouse Irene Leeana Thorne faces murder suspicions as Dr Zimbrunsky and Sheriff Purdy pursue two missing suspects. The coroner notes Aunt Agatha Thorne was found strangled and Peter Thorne may have attacked Leeana. tension rises amid police inquiries and mounting fear.
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Leeana
Jasper
Doc
Sondra
Peter
Zimbrunsky
Jasper Thorne
Dr. Zimbrunsky
Mart
Purdy
Teeana
Snott
Carlos Zimbrunsky
Thorne
Agatha
Imbrunsky
Agatha Thorne
Foreign Policy Cooperation Predicted After Elections
Senator Ferguson of Michigan forecast closer Democratic and Republican cooperation in foreign policy due to GOP gains. He cited likely near parity in the new Congress and potential bipartisan support for a Truman administration plan for a new multibillion dollar foreign economic program after the Marshall Plan. The plan, urged by Gordon Gray, may total eight billion dollars or more, with Harriman coordinating and Republican input sought. Ferguson stressed continued concerns about the Far East. The 82nd Congress to convene January 3 will have 47 Republicans and 49 Democrats in the Senate, while the House shows a Democratic gain.
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Washington
Ferguson
R-Mich
Ae Searly
Congress
Truman
Gordon Gray
Army
Gray
Europe
Waverell Harrmian
Far East
GOP
Senate
House
Republicans
Truman Seeks 4 Billion Excess Profits Tax for Corporations
President Truman urged prompt approval of a 4 billion dollar annual excess profits tax on corporations. The house ways and means committee opened hearings to draft a bill under mandate, but prospects for action this year appeared dim. Secretary of the Treasury Snyder testified first.
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Washington
Truman
House Ways ,and Means
Bright
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyde
Chances of Peace and War Balanced by Liddell Hart
AP report on Captain Liddell Hart's view in Defense Of The West highlighting three paths to world war: direct US Russia clash, Russia versus states in America's sphere, or conflicts among allied powers. He warns Europe and the Middle East are potential flashpoints and notes hydrogen bombs could vastly amplify devastation. He critiques unconditional surrender and warns the Iron Curtain offers no safety.
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Dewitt Mackkenzie
Liddell Hart
de Mate
William J
Morrow and Co
New York
Russia
America
Pacific
Europe
Middle East
Southeast Asia
Liddell
Hari
Belgium
Holland
China
Casablanca
Roosevelt
Churchill
Truman urges excess profits tax to fund defense
President Truman told Congress last September to tax excess profits from corporations as part of defense taxation. He noted profits rose due to rearmament and urged the House Tax Writing Committee to act, hinting at further tax boosts next year. He warned defense spending will outpace revenue even with existing increases.
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Congress
Snyder
Trumain
Doughton
D-Nc
House
Truman
Mackenee
Michigan Governor Election Foes Hail Narrow Victory
Detroit reports a statewide recount looms after Democrat G Mennen Williams narrowly defeated Republican Harry F Kelly by about 1,152 votes in Michigan’s November election. Legal challenges and succession questions cloud the bearers of the governor’s diary as officials await official tallies and possible delays.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams Corbush
Harry F. Kelly
Gov. Williams
Ohio
Williams
Stephen J. Roth
Bridges Slated to Head GOP Campaign
Washington Nov 15 Senator Bridges R NH expected to lead a new Republican committee for the 1952 senatorial campaign as the dead congress meets. GOP strategists foresee an uphill battle to win Senate control with 20 current GOP seats at risk while 12 Democratic seats are vulnerable. If Bridges heads the drive, he would replace Senator Brewster R ME who is up for election in 1952. Other named possibles include Senators Millikin Mundt Dworshak Gordon Tobey and Dirksen with four of 1952 contenders facing states that elected Democrats this year.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Bridges
Congress
Senate
Solid South
GOP
Senator Brewster
R-Me
Brewster
Senator's Millikin
Colorado
Mundt
South Dakota
Dworshak
Idaho
Cordon
Oregon
Tobey
New Hampshire
Dirksen
Illinois
Cain
Ives
New York
Kem
Missouri
Malone
Nevada
Tax program urged as weapon to keep dollar sound
The speaker argues an adequate tax program is essential to curb motion and protect the dollar. Congress last September raised individual and corporate income taxes by 4.79 billion dollars and directed tax committees to draft an excess profits tax as soon as feasible, though delays occurred.
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Congress
Doughton
Newsipen
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