Bombs Across America Trigger Red Menace Panic
A sprawling account reviews the 1919 1920 bombings linked to anarchist and communist groups. It traces attacks on targets including the Roosevelt home and federal offices, the government response led by Atty. Gen. Palmer and Edgar Hoover, and the ensuing raids in 33 cities with thousands of warrants. The piece notes public fear, political backlash, and calls for tighter anti radical laws.
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America
Seth Sini Nici
Washington
Ro Street
AL Meret Balmer
Balser House
Wis
Shaker
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Newton E. Maes
Paterson
Cain
Que
Sen
Thr . Harrowick
Georgia
Presidi A
United States
Hlouse of Representatives
John D. Rockerfeller
Edgar Hoover Hoover
George Washington University
District of Columbia
Department of Justice
Young Hoover
Socialist Party
Pea
Communist Geabor Party of America
Communist Party of America
An.oiner
Uns
Hoover
Russian Communist Party
Bureau of Investigation
Frank Burke
FBI
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Immigration
Buveriages
Wall Street
Financial District
Macmillan Wins Post By Strange Contradiction
Ronald Thomson reports in London that Harold Macmillan secured Britain's prime ministership through a campaign shaped by a paradox. The public shifted toward him amid Eden era Suez fallout, while rivals like Butler faced loyalty questions and royal consultations. Macmillan’s ties to the United States, including a long friendship with Eisenhower, and his transatlantic links through family erase doubt about his suitability.
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Ronald Thomson
London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
I le
Sir Anthony Eden
Tieden
Jet Green
R.a.rabi Butler
Sinan
Eden
the Bush
Macmillan
Boller
Aden
Suez
Tcden
Burley
Conservanvr
Resnler
Butler
Eisenhower
United States
Fir
Cheap Uranium To Complicate Disarmament
Washington senators weighed a disarmament plan as cheaper uranium nears, threatening to bring atomic weapons within reach of smaller nations. Retired Gen Groves warned even low grade ore lowers costs for bomb materials. The committee sought Atomic Energy Commission input on fallout tests and H-bomb detectability. Adlai Stevenson raised these questions during the 1956 campaign.
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Erne B. Vaccaro
Washington
Smarler
Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate
Eisenhower
Army
Leslie R. Groves
Groves
Subcommittee
Xsl
Atomic Energy Commission
Adlai E. Stevenson
Figures Show Med Students Not All Brainy Pupils
An American Medical Association report notes 23.6 percent of students entering the nations four year medical schools in 1955 56 had a C grade average. Over six years 70.6 percent carried a B average and about 15.8 percent had an A average. Academic records are only one factor in student selection.
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Cncago
American Medical Association
Hypnotic Spell Heals Pain In Caesarean Birth
A 28 year old woman delivered a seven pound baby by Caesarean at Baptist Memorial Hospital Quiston Texas under a post hypnotic suggestion that she would feel no pain. About 150 doctors and students watched the operation on closed circuit TV. The surgeon said it may be the first case of awakening during hypnosis. The patient showed some pain and said she felt pressure rather than pain during the procedure.
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Nquston
Tex
Baptist Memorial
Wallace Ington
Marines Get Flag Job In Louisville Federal Building
In Louisville Kentucky the U S Marines will raise and lower the flag at the Federal Building each day a change approved by the local General Services Administration office. The Marines requested the duty to begin in July.
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Louisville
U. S Marines
Federal Building
General Services Admittration
Secrecy Powers May Be Stripped From Agencies
Congress members push Moss Hennings and others to strip agency secrecy powers from nonsecurity information. They propose amendments to the historic records law to prevent withholding from the public and to clarify that the law does not authorize withholding records.
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Washington
Congress
Moss
D-Calif
House
Government Information
Senate
Rep
Dawson
D-Ill
Lex. Hennings
D-Mo
Hoffman
R-Mich
Moss-Hennings
TV Schedule Fragment Highlights 1940s Broadcast Lineup
The page lists a dense array of program titles, host names, and time slots across weekdays and late nights. Entries mention Superman, Captain Kangaroo, Tex Ritter, Burns and Allen style acts, news segments, Westerns, and variety shows with networks or station cues implicit in the era’s listing style.
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Don Whitehead
Wwe
Detroit
Yorke
Morgrey
Ivan
Ehraneet
House of
Moscow
Communist Party
Treaver
Communist Pearty of America
Communist Labor Party
Paley
Bianco
American Foods
Lawton Cameron Auditorium
Prodigal Son
Tickwick
Bastion
Bastienne
Opera Work Shop
Eureka Springs
Ark
Lawton Music Appreciation Club
Leister’s
Suggs
Aupel's
Corner Drug
American Legion Hut
Fort Sill
Bill Hayes
Rhythmai Res
Ana Cael
Stic - Lia
Wyman
Heston Gzallant
George Gobel
Gaynor David Niven
Rita
Gould
Lane
Dominant Pinctures Comp
Niles
Tah Hunter
Natalie Wond
Murray
Soc
Brazil
Glenn Ford
Americano
Techridolghial
Gary Cooper
Grace Kelly
Katy Jurado
Tug Pun
Qe Affer
Pam
Ze - Oy
The
American Bible Society
Duate Y Tiufiaen
Poiate At
Serman
Sonday Sehadi
Walda Stenheng
Industri
Kin
Oklahoma Farmers
Devilion
Totay
Cartear
Rangaroo Fair
Remper Room
News
Wild Bill Bickok
John_ Dalys
Doug Edwards
Superman
Telephone
Robin Hood
NBC News
TVA
Sir Liew Fwnart
Ahen James
Tn Revi T
Voice of
Firestone
Stalent Stouts
Bishop
Badge
Robert Montgomery
Ford ‘Theatre
Sting
Captain Kargaroo
Joan
Mighty Mousa
Fury
Winky Dinkemis
Cowboy Theatre
Gene Aubry
Texas Hanpers
Roy Rogers
Aswith
Bill Hickok
Ural
Robert
Outlook
S.amos
Andy
Moore Khar Godfrey
Quagh
Ray Anthony
Kfdx-Tv
Wky-Tv
Ksyd-Tv
Kswo-Tv
KWTV
Weatherman
Pime
Voice of Faith
Any Rogers
Blondie del Air
Charles
Ariel
Panorama Theatre
Ray Miter
Tom Pasion
Brooks Sa
Harry
Tennessee Ernie
Rousepar
John
Dieney
Eddie Fisherie Oakley
Ozzie
Godfrey
Kraft
Ozzie and
Haysier
Newadres
Chrishan
Fengal Lancers
Spnt Secours News & Weather
Tave Benhy
Steve, Allen
Ed Sullivan
Chevy Slow Theatre
Anedy
Acvound Toman
Mnvie
Guys Bunny
Sanhie Oakey
John Daly
Dinan Shore
Christan
Preston
Bob Cummings
Circus
Max Mat
Twite Service Ble-Be Orhesser Erne G-Wlaxtouse 903—Highway Patrol Theatre
Tme
Nitchcock
Waterfront
Looney Tarpe
Doug Edwarda
Superman John Dale
GWU
Tevas Rane
Eddie Fisher
Ym Bowie
Sheriff
Aschise
Mr. Christan
West Point
Perseye
Rlley Bangers Grey Theatre
Monte Crista
the Tracer
Hadge
Mr. Adam & Eve
Crunch S& Des
Biz
Playhouse of State
the Wise
Calvacade of Sport
Ray Anthony S—Secret Journal
Red Barber
Nat Fleming
ATBA
China Smith
Adam & Eve
Joment
Raintate Bus. Jr
Ranger
Christian Science
Farmour
Be Phre
S—T Spy
Idnt
Premiere
Bs Wrestling
Red Shindiz
Rugens
Big Picture
Miss Brooks Y Ropers
Ruste Cars
J—Jongman Winters
Ozarle Ubitog
Bibl Clase Ows
Rew Skelton
T—Film Festival
Buccaneer
Toma
Jackie Gleason
Gale Sturm
Lawrence Welt
Jeanne Ergs Goel
Frannie Lene
Ole Wie
Oza
Ford Theatre
Lawrence Welka
Stevens Produktion
Edina Ferber
Warner, Bros Mwarnergoldm
Beth Rock
FAVOR
Hudson - Dea
Carroll Baker
Sin Pustos
Wille WY
Mercedes Mot
Checker Cab
the “Checker” Way
Lawton
FT. Sill
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