Federal action sets registration rules for communists
The Department of Justice issued rules requiring communist groups to disclose income sources and members. If voluntary registration fails by Monday, forced registration may begin but must wait for Truman to appoint the five member bipartisan board. The process could take up to two years for actual registration.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Truman
Communist Party
FBI
Communist “Action
Russia
U. S
Control Board
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Federal Register
Daily Official Bulletin
Soviet Press Publishes Full Accounts of New York Politics
Moscow papers print detailed write ups on the Hanley letter episode and Governor Thomas E. Dewey. Soviet coverage describes corruption in both major parties while claiming impartiality in reporting on New York politics and the Dewey campaigns.
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Moscow
New York
CPL
Dangerous Praying Sunday Lesson Of The Week
Roy L. Smith surveys prayer across world faiths, urges two way communication with God, and warns against hollow recitation. He discusses dangers in the Lord's Prayer phrases such as Thy kingdom come and Forgive us our debts, urging readiness to act on God’s will and genuine forgiveness. He notes seekers find God by seeking goodness and nobility, not through ritual.
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Roy L. Smith
Mayer
Jesus
Deciples
Night Mestini Schedule Circuits Multiple Towns This Week
The acts schedule lists Night Mestini performing in a string of towns from Paola to Wichita and many counties. The itinerary covers Tuesday October 24 through Saturday October 28 with appearances in Paola Osa Watomie LaCogne Pleasanton Fort Scott Girard Pittsburg Cherokee County Lahette County and additional stops including Erie Yates Center Burlington Lyndon Osage City Burlingame Newton Peabody Cottonwood Falls Emporia.
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Atchison
Paola
Osawatomie
LaCogne
Pleasanton
Fort Scott
Girard
Pittsburg
Cherokee County
Lahette County
Thorsday
Erie
Yates
Center
Burlington
Lyndon
Osage City
Burlingame
A Sai Ay
Wichita
Ick County
Newton
Pea
Cottonwood Falls
Poria
Sigma Tau members gather from 20 states for KU conclave
Delegates from 26 chapters in 20 states of Sigma Tau meet at the University of Kansas for the biennial gathering marking the 46th year. Paul H. Robbins will address an engineering convocation at 10 tomorrow in Stronk hall and discuss licensing efforts. KU will initiate new members and Chancellor Deane W Malott will speak at tonight's banquet. Honorary initiates include KU alumni Tr Veatch and Kenneth A. Spencer of Kansas City Mo.
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Sigma Tau
University of Kansas
Paul H. Robbins
National Council of Professional Engineers
Stronkhall
K. U
Deane Wmalott
K. U. Engineering
Tr Veatch
Kenneth A. Spencer
Kansas City
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Lawrence Sanitary
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Carlson
Topeka
Frank Carlson
U. S. Senate
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Cooke
Kremer
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Ere
Tarser
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Jonathan Apples Pumpkins
Peas
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Turner’s Grocery
Maine Street
Ige
Velvet
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