Communist infiltration seen in U S industries says FBI report
A report asserts the Communist apparatus is embedded in key U S industries, with a focus on Pittsburgh steel. It cites Herbert Kransdorf alias Herb Kay as a leading infiltrator, noting his past roles in Baltimore and ties to party leadership. The piece links labor groups to the effort and mentions other activists like William Cottle Javier.
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Communist undercover worker Kransdorf exposed in Pittsburgh front
A detailed profile recalls Kransdorf, linked to the Communist movement, who built a cover as a bakery route salesman and unemployed claimant to access funds. He later created the Western Pennsylvania Constitutional Liberties Information Center from his home to finance activism and influence steel and electronic plant workers. The piece traces his moves from New York docks to Pittsburgh, noting shifts to concealment and later exposure.
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Understanding schizophrenia and seeking support resources
Reader asks for literature on schizophrenia for a 21 year old daughter. Dr Motner explains schizophrenia as a complex mental illness often miscalled split personality and urges general mental health reading, obtaining pamphlets from local and national mental health organizations, and referencing Stay Well Every Year of Your Life.
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Population shift reshapes American economy says Porter
Sylvia Porter notes that 82 percent were under 21 in 1929 and 63 percent under 21 in 1945, highlighting a young nation. She warns that most Americans have known only postwar prosperity and stock stability, shaping views on budgets and markets.
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War and Slump from low mood by the stabilizers
The author muses that generational comfort with a long peacetime upturn and stable markets may foster economic conservatism. He notes many Americans forget the prewar era of central government intervention and volatile cycles. The piece questions whether ignorance could undermine this era of peace and prosperity.
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Nevada officials on board and crime indicted in Las Vegas
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