Iron Curtain Refugee Month Campaign Announced
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd chairs the International Rescue Committee drive designating June as Iron Curtain Refugee Month. He cites the mass refugee crisis from Soviet dominated Eastern Europe and notes about 125 000 escapees to Western Europe since Czechoslovakia’s 1948 coup, with 1 000 more fleeing weekly. The IRC seeks American donations to fund 690 CARE food packages and essential aid for destitute refugees, urging gifts to the IRC at 103 Park Avenue New York.
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Richard E. Byrd
International Rescue Committee
Soviet Union
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Albania
Europe
Admiral Byrd
Baltic
Balkans
Adriatic
U. N. International Refugee Organization
Essen
International Rescue
Park Avenue
New York
Inconsistency on Labor Purge Across Nations and Parties
The piece argues that pressure to purge communists from union offices reflects their ongoing presence in labor movements. It notes similar British Labour Party actions under Attlee, lists communist affiliations and front organizations, and cites Taft Hartley as a framework for purge efforts amid broader calls to remove alleged radicals.
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CIO
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
England
Labor Party of
Great Britain
Russia
Attlee
Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Britain
America
Hawley Warns Against Compulsory Health Insurance
Dr Paul H Hawley former VA chief told a Senate committee that Truman’s compulsory health plan would lead to a welfare state with heavy costs and risks to national solvency He urged voluntary insurance and freedom from government control citing socialized medicine in Germany and Britain as failures noting doctors forced into state service and reduced medical independence.
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Paul H. Hawley
Veterans Administration
Senate
Truman
United States
Germany
Britain
AIF
The Answer Quick Quiz Review
The reader answers: 1. clothes and an umbrella 2. Mongooses 3. Yes by act of Congress March 3 1931 4. Mount Everest.
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Congress
Calf Lifts Spirits at Bill Brown Health Farm Memorial
A five week old calf charms visitors at Bill Brown's health farm high above the Hudson, a memorial to the late boxing official. Notable guests include a lieutenant governor and a Baltimore radio owner, while guests endure rigorous regimes of sun baths, calisthenics, massages, and hikes under Morton Harris and his mother Mrs Harris.
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Arrison
N. Y
Little Field
Bill Brown
Broadway
42Nd Street
Health Farm
Hudson River
West Point
America
William J. Brown
Bill
Harris
Morton
Brown
New York State
New Haven
Syracuse
Baltimore
Creation
Old William
Cadets Land at Wright Patterson for Two Day Tour
A flight of 35 C-47 transport planes carrying 670 U.S. Military Academy cadets of the 1950 class arrived at Wright-Patterson Air Base for a two day inspection. The cadets will tour several Army installations during the visit.
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Dayton
U.S. Military Academy
Wright-Patterson Air Base
Mrs. Clark Confirmed by Senate in June Action
The Senate on June 10 confirmed Mrs. Clark in a routine approval, marking a milestone in the confirmation process. The move follows months of deliberation and signals a key appointment advancing the administration’s policy agenda.
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Washington
Senate
Georgia Neese Clark Named First Woman US Treasurer
Georgia Neese Clark of Kansas becomes the first woman to hold the office of United States treasurer, marking a historic milestone in federal finance. Her appointment signals a new era for women in high government roles.
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Georgia Neese Clark
Kansas
United States
Appointment of Administrator de bonis non in Quinlan estate
David Eh. Goldsberry of Logan Ohio has been appointed Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of Effie Quinlan deceased late of Logan Hocking County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated June 1 1949 Rhea Pettit Bangert Judge.
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Effie Quinlan
David Eh. Goldsberry
Logan
Ohio
de Bonis
Hocking County
Rhea Pettit Bangert
Appens
Said
Valley of Vanishing Riders Chapter Seventeen
Jasper Fogg, a drinking lawyer in Forlorn Valley, confronts fear and loyalty to Seton Alessandro. He crafts a secret letter to the Montana governor about rival figures while watching Alessandro influence Sheriff Busby and Colorado Jack. Tension rises as Alessandro warns against betrayal.
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Seton Alessandro
Jasper Fogg
Alessandro
Tumblerock
Fogg
Justin St. John
Chip Halliday
Sam McAllister
Dodd, Mead & Company
Frank Busby
Busby
Colorado
Jack
Rayburn
Hope
Clark Rayburn
Seton
Features Syndicate
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Wayne Newspaper Company
East Main
Wayne W. Galvin
William &. Miller
Lawrence T. Webb
Nonpas Ane
Hocking Sentinel
Ohio Democrat
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Detroit
General Motors
Cleveland
Terminal
Logan Trade Area
Island 2Nd Zones
Iron Curtain
Mount Everest
Eimer
Max Baer
William J
Bill) Brown
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Logan Theatre
Mrs. Clark
THE
Logan Clay Products CO
Logan, Ohio
Marlate
Farm Bureau Cooperative
the Valley OF
Vanishing Riders
Coi Brost Eet Scorrer
Norman “A. Fox
Hocking Valley Feed Company
DYNA
Americ
Grandy
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