Budenz warns U S in gravest danger, calls for wakeful government
Louis F. Budenz, ex Communist Daily Worker editor and Fordham professor, told a Catholic Aquinas club lecture that Russia has waged war on the United States since 1945 and that the United States must awaken to the truth to save itself. He cited millions in Soviet camps and China’s conquest as dire threats, alleging Soviet agents influenced U S policy and FBI evidence of stolen papers in 1944.
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Deaf Man Perfects Hidden Hearing Aid
Mr. H. A. Lyons, long hearing impaired, has perfected a small hearing aid worn in secret. The device makes voices, radio, and clock ticking sound natural, and friends won’t know how you hear. For information write 648 Sprague St., Madison, Wis.
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British backlash over Irene Dunne as Victoria in The Mudlark
Hollywood faces British protests as Irene Dunne is cast to play Queen Victoria in The Mudlark. Equity plans objections to Dunne’s work permit and to importing British queens for American films, while studio reps anticipate no permit hurdle.
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Helicopter Ban For Safari Flight Moves In Kenya
Nairobi reports that Kenya banned using helicopters to approach game on a photographic safari by two Americans, John J. Grummey and Harry C. Lassen. Officials said helicopters frightened herd animals and violated an international treaty protecting high game.
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Sensitive child Sophie learns gentleness in class note
A classroom episode shows Sophie failing to recite and remaining silent due to shame and humiliation. Her parents and teacher misread her silence as stubbornness, while Sophie silently endures distress. The piece urges gentler handling of oversensitive children and winning their trust to help them cope.
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Sophie
Ledphie
Lower Saxony Germans Withdraw from Church in 1949
In Hanover a state official reports church membership withdrawals in Lower Saxony rose sharply from 1947 to 1949 with 13,453 leaving in 1949, 6,037 in 1948, and 2,496 in 1947, most for material reasons tied to church taxes. Lower Saxony remains mainly Protestant.
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Chburch
Lower Saxony
Germany
Relief check prompts cautious cashing in Grand Island
In Grand Island Nebraska Dave Alexander recalls a man who came to his store for an unemployment benefit check. Alexander refused to cash the check and told the man to go to the bank a half block away. The man agreed but said he did not want to go that far.
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Grand Island, Neb
Dave Alexander
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