McDougall Boys Spend Save Parental Funds on Bicycles
The McDougall family saved 110 dollars in a flour can and planned bicycles for Joey and Paul. Instead they bought bikes costing 79 dollars, spent a night on a park bench, and returned home to a joyous, forgiving welcome.
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Red Herring in Spy Probe Splits Opinion on Loyalty
President Truman’s claim that the FBI holds full facts but has not indicted suspects is a red herring to stop Congress from questioning loyalty of federal workers. The piece argues a reasonable suspicion bans disloyal employees, notes past firings, and criticizes Roosevelt era leniency toward Communists.
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Marvin McIntyre
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United States
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Washington
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