U N Critics Hit Back With Strong Speeches
President Eisenhower’s UN ambassadors Lodge Jr and James J. Wadsworth launch a campaign of hard hitting speeches aimed at rebutting what they call a smear campaign against the United Nations. They attack claims the UN is a spy nest or a Russian propaganda front and say misinformed critics mislead the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Eisenhower
U N
World Organization
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Lodge
James J. Wadsworth
U. N
Wadsworth
Catholic Press Association
Atlantic City
N. J
American Veterans Committee
New York
Minneapolis
Bismarck
N. C
United States
Reverend Hiram Crosby Speaks at Lakewood Exchange Club
Pastor Rev. Hiram Crosby of St. Thomas Episcopal Church was guest speaker at a Lakewood Exchange Club meeting at the Golden Drum Sticks. He recalled his football days at Dartmouth.
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Hiram Crosby
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Lakewood Exchange Club
Dartmouth
Witness claims Communist military plan for U.S. defense post
House investigators heard testimony that the Communist Party planned a military program and eyed a party member to become Secretary of Defense after a revolution. Robert Gladnick, ex Communist and AFL organizer, testified that Irving Velson headed the program. Velson called the claim fantastic and refused to discuss Communist ties.
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New York
House
Communist Party
Defense
America
Robert Gladnick
AFL
Ohio
Kentucky
House Committee On UN American Activities
Irving Charles Welson
McCarthy Attacks Abroad Film as U S Life Shoddiest
Senator McCarthy described a State Department film shown abroad as the dirtiest depiction of American life. He claimed scenes were shot in dives and labeled the work propaganda. He announced public hearings by his subcommittee to review the department's film program.
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Washington
McCusthiy
Europe
al- American
Life
U. N
McCarthy
State Department
Senate
Gram. Tern
Appropriations Committee
Red propaganda failed to sway Texas farm mother
Texas farm owner Maggie Davison rejects Communist mail as she reveals letters signed by the Communist parties of Fort Worth and Houston. She notes her son Theodore Jackson, held as a prisoner in North Korea, and describes attempts at brainwashing and propaganda efforts tied to Red Cross events. The piece portrays local resistance to radical outreach on a Piney Woods Texas farm.
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Red Cross
Communist Party of Fort Worth
Communist Party of Houston
Texas
Palestine
Maggie Davison
Davison
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Nsw
Stanley J. Virguito
New Haven
Genn
Ground Observer Corps
David Minster Firss
Virguito
Connecticut
Civil Defense
United Press
Gmc
Bond
Boulet
Lakewood Blvd
Hollywood
Hollywood Bird
Crenshaw Centre
Huntington
Crenshaw
Purkle Bird
U.S. Commie
J. M
J. M. Sos
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Wilmington
Avaton Bivd
Berney
Bond’s
Mr. America
Bond's
Wea Hohe
Crim Cai
Sunstone
Riven
Fee Wacker Putnam
Riday
Gabardine
Carnation Home Service
Carnation
Pacific Northwest
Carnation Dairy
Ackage
Carnation Company
Cherry Ave
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