Hungarian Red Reveals Anti Religion Tactics
The article recounts Matyas Rakosi detailing Communist tactics to dismantle the Catholic Church in postwar Hungary. It describes using reform churches to win believers, then targeting Protestant and Catholic leadership as instruments of American imperialism, leading to trials of Cardinal Mindszenty and suppression of church influence in public life.
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Matyas Rakosi
Rakosi
Social Democratic Party
Rajk
Tito
Workers’ Movement
Vatican
United States
American Junior Cross International
Red Cross
National Art Education Association
Ruth Wohrl
Mary McMulen
Archie Bauman
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Akron
Ohio
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Peoria
Ill
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Smoking Fish and Game for Long Preservation at Home
A practical guide outlines simple steps for home smoking to preserve fish and game. It describes building a basic smoke house, preparing large fillets, salting, and maintaining a steady smoke for 2 to 4 days using hard woods, with storage tips and notes on eligible meats.
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Dodgers sign Tommy Holmes to bolster lineup as pressure rises
Brooklyn closes gap on league leaders after weekend wins by New York and Chicago. Giants top St Louis 4 3 while Chicago outlasted Boston 3 1 in 15 innings. Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 2. Holmes, 34, from Brooklyn, will serve as southpaw pinch hitter and outfield reserve, with a deal contingent on roster moves before the deadline.
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Fort Worth man jailed after speeding stop misleads officer
A Fort Worth man was ticketed for speeding and failed to provide his full name to the officer. Traced to his home, he told the officers Don't get personal and was jailed.
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Quiet title suits filed by Caty Wright against Rose Eaves
Civil filings show Caty Wright and others initiating quiet title actions against Rose Eaves and co defendants. The suits request judicial determination of ownership and establish title to disputed properties. Court details and docket numbers were not provided in the readable text.
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Malik Heads Security Council For June
United Nations diplomat Jacob Malik, president of the Security Council for June, called a meeting to address alleged Communist germ warfare propaganda. He urged a mild debate and urged signing the 1925 Geneva Convention outlawing germ warfare, and to admit 14 countries including five Red Satellites and nine western nations.
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Sweets to the Sweet Knoxville Divorce Case Details
James Sweet accuses Mrs. Sweet of misconduct with John Candy in response to a divorce suit filed in Knoxville Tennessee. The brief mentions allegations and the ongoing legal action.
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James Sweet
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John Candy
Odd hobby in Lincoln crafts birds from odds and ends
Lincolns UP P Hoffman creates whimsical figures from chicken bones burned bulbs peach pits and other scraps. He crafts birds animals and people for personal enjoyment and does not sell them.
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