Duped and Used (Continued from Page 1)
A Long Beach column laments being duped by staff, warning of a widespread, educated group advocating Communist lines. It targets teachers, doctors, ministers, and others who defend Red China and oppose Korea while backing the Independent Progressive Party. The piece labels a small, vocal “cell” as treasonous and urges vigilance.
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Robinson
Long Beach
Red China
Korea
Stockholm
Greece
Turkey
Independent Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Chiang Attempted Atomic Theft Allegations Heighten Spy Campaign
DREW PEARSON reports three newly revealed Chinese cables suggest Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government sought atomic bomb secrets from the United States from 1945 to 1948. The cables, translated by Capt. Fang, outline requests to collect data on aircraft, engines, radar, rockets, armaments, and production methods, plus security methods and target lists.
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Washington
Wayne Morse
R.ore
Russia
U.S
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Tol
U.S.A
Bikini
United States
Chiang
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Fang
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Shanghai
Taft Russell challenge party power in 1952 race
In Washington the fear of retaliatory action by organized labor dominates 1952 presidential politics. Taft and Russell confront urban voting blocs shaping nominations, while Warren Kefauver Harriman Stevenson Kerr Eisenhower and others maneuver around FEPC and Taft-Hartley issues. Florida primary outcome could reshape Kefauver’s chances.
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Washington
Tucker
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Chicago
Inks
Truman
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Barkley
Sen
Kerry
Kefauver
Sen. Russell
Harriman
FEPC
White House
New Yorker
Kerr
Europe
Vatican
Breas
Mother
Unitedates
Russell
Dixie Confederacy
Capitolill
Town Meeting Upholds Truman
Frank J. Evans argues against presidential overreach and praises Truman’s actions in Korea while asserting constitutional breaches by prior presidents. He contends Supreme Court rulings will favor Truman and warns about dictatorial power if the executive loses control of armed forces. He contrasts English views on constitutional rigidity with America's amendment process.
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Adam Clayton Powell Jr
New York
FEPC
Eisenhower
Ike
Truman
Independent
Pine
Supreme Court
Cuba
Bollivia
Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Lincoln
Korea
Congress
House
England
Frank J. Evans
Would a Bride Ship Move Japan War Brides Plans
A World War II veteran asks if a bride ship could be organized to bring Japanese brides, recalling a Louisiana colonist arrangement. He offers about 300 dollars in support and seeks others with similar ideas to join.
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Independent
Louisiana
Crank by Nature T lampoons letter on California women
A Town Meeting note from April 17 features a newcomer’s opinion on California women. The writer dismisses it as ridiculous, labeling her “Crank by name” and “crank by nature.” The remarks about an Easter walk and getting her husband home add humorous context, ending with a playful shout of “A sunbathing grandmother.”
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Crank
Independent
California
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Drew Pearson
Chinese Air Force Headquarters
Air Attache
C. J. Chow
Pearson
Ray Tucker
Taft, Russell
Taft
Earl Warren
GOP
Organized Labor
Iis
Miami
Warren
Florida
Town Meeting
Argyle
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