Red Line Is Shrewd but Doesn't Fool People Who Ask Questions
A reader reports printed material that appears subversive. The piece argues against sweeping definitions of subversive influence and urges vigilance in identifying Communist propaganda, offering five guiding questions to assess speakers or writers. The Red line is shrewd, but not enough to fool questioners.
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America
Tang Teach
Ithaek
Americ Press
Dane
Dave
Pety Virani
Hepenker
Russia
U. S
United States
Meon
TeoboLs
Yame
Uno
Department of Justice
Dee
John L. Lewis
Institute
Press-Telegram
William H. Sheehan
Easy Ave
Desperate Words Echo a Distant Ames Debate
Fragmentary OCR reveals a convoluted Ames related discourse with names like Winston, Neely, and Phan. The garbled text references counsel, defense, and moral themes, hinting at political or legal contention but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Two Term Limit Amendment Gains Indiana Support
Interest in a two term limit grew after Congress passed the amendment in 1947. Twenty four states have ratified though it requires seven years or until March 27, 1954. Indiana House adopted a resolution. Senate action pending. Critics link Truman policy to revived interest, though he is exempted. Moral pressure could grow if states oppose a third term. note odd Nobel Peace Prize history.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Indiana
Indiana Senate
Truman
Taft Week Looms in Eisenhower Era Politics
Washington week previews Taft Week with Lincoln Day Fox Supper and a lineup of Republican governors senators and representatives. It highlights Taft's grip on the party machinery and notes Dewey Eisenhower tensions and the ongoing jockeying for 1952 nomination amid military and defense policy disagreements.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Fred Waring
Republican
Tai
Ohio
Joe Ferguson
Borner Fellers
Fellers
Gen. MacArthur
Philippines
Mar-Arthur
George E. Marshall
Defense
Qmar N. Brariey
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Ariche
Dewey
Legislatuve
Albany
Europe Will Fight If Needed Says General Ike
General Eisenhower, just back from Europe, affirmed western Europe’s resolve to resist aggression and willingness to risk casualties. The columnist argues long-term European nerves are strained by war memory and communism gains, urging all free nations to contribute to a common defense.
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Ape
Sam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Conere
Western
Ike
Grent
Italy
France
Red
Russia
U. S.A
The Grumblers by E A Guest
A verse on evenings spent discussing politics and taxes among friends. Despite comforts such as warm clothing, ample food, and cars, the poem notes a universal discontent with government and leaders while acknowledging health and finances.
Long Beach City 10 and 20 Years Ago Highlights
Ten years ago in Long Beach February to date building permits totaled 36 385 with a high of 81 degrees. Twenty years ago construction February to noon totaled 44 605 dollars, per city building department. Mrs W L Stephens elected to head Long Beach Chapter American Red Cross with E E Olmsted as vice president. Police officers Bailey and Hamilton risked themselves to quell a fire at Municipal Auditorium saving the Industrial Exposition and about 1500 attendees. Public Works Commissioner Seerie called for a third rail instead of overhead trolley lines downtown Long Beach as unsafe.
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Todey
W. L. Stephens
Long Beach
American Red Cross
E. E. Olmsted
D. M. Bailey
Robert Hamilton
Municipal Auditorium
Public Works
D. Seerie
Pleven Visit and European Army Debate Sparks Press Readers
Readers react to Rene Pleven's European army plan and Franco American support networks. Letters critique Ike’s leadership, warn of Communist influence, and question how resources would be used in any future emergency. Several correspondents criticize universal health insurance, wage freezes, and tax burdens on small business and professionals.
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Pleven
Rene Pleven
France
Treasury
Truman
Noess
Hisenhower
Ike
Eisenower
America
Eisenhower
George D. Collins
San Francisco
California
Missouri truck driver admits drinking a little after crash spree
A Missouri truck driver accused of a spree that damaged a window, struck a bicycle, injured a driver, and rammed a grocery store admitted to drinking a little, according to police statements reported by the Christian Science Monitor.
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Missouri
Christian Science ~ Monitor
Teach Me to Pray A Child's Prayer Book Review
A compact review praises Teach Me to Pray a handsome children's volume with pleasant pictures and thoughtful pages. It urges reading each story and suggested prayer carefully, noting the gold lines for all to share. The piece emphasizes parents teaching children to pray and the lifelong value of worship and devotion.
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