Communism as the central issue in postwar U S outlook
A 1947 Foreign Affairs analysis argues the top issue for the United States is the spread of communism. The piece says power realignment shifts from security to political confrontation between Western democracies and Soviet aims, with Russia seeking to expand world influence in England, the United States, and South America. It notes the question of whether Soviet Union will temper expansion or push worldwide revolution.
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Tos
Op Aero Saaine
Russia
Europe
Far East
Soman
England
Unitedates
South America
Balkans
Sam C. Arnett Geo. E. Benson Geo. R. Bean
Three individuals named Sam C. Arnett Geo. E. Benson and Geo. R. Bean are listed together in a historical record. The entry documents their names and likely roles or affiliations within the same notice.
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Sam C. Arnett
Geo. E. Benson
Paul Hardwick
B. E. Hamilton
Ruth E. Ford
Jack Payne
N. Harold Munn
J. W. Langston
Geo. N. Atkinson, Jr
Blanche Burson
Area Men To Attend Agriculture Meet
Several from Lubbock and vicinity plan to attend the 20th annual two day convention of the Texas Agricultural Workers Association in Waco. Sessions will be at the Roosevelt hotel with a Friday banquet by R. L. Thornton, Dallas banker and Texas fair official. Thornton will urge Texas capital investment in industries processing state raw materials.
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Lubbock and
Texas Agricultural Workers Association
Waco
W.L. Stangel
Division of Agriculture
Texas Tech
Roosevelt Hotel
R. L. Thornton
Mercantile National Bank
Dallas
Texas
Thornton
A. L. Ward
Io Dale
T. P. Priddie
Houston
Author Says He Was Beaten By Three Men
John Roy Carlson famed author of Under Cover and The Plotters reported to a New York police station that he was beaten by three men after leaving a mass meeting at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He sustained facial and hand bruises and planned hospital treatment.
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New York
U.P
John Roy Carlson
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Holy Family Hospital
Carlson
Brownfield Woman Said Resting Well After Auto Crash
Mise Delia Wall of Brownfield, a former teacher who suffered a fractured left arm in a Dec 28 auto crash near Abilene that killed her two sisters, was rehired and resting well Saturday. She previously lived in De Leon and Lott.
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Fort Worth
Mise Delia Wall
Brownfield
Abilene
Orth
Rae Ne Ey
DeLeon
Lott
Derby horse Red Boy dies in Council Bluffs Iowa
The three year old Kentucky Derby entrant Red Boy died in December 1944 at Council Bluffs Iowa. The piece mentions weasels turning white in winter and notes daylight duration affecting fur growth. It also references peach pits yielding a refined edible product used in pharmaceuticals and medicine.
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Red Boy
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Five Children Saved By Five Year Old Boy
Five year old Gerald Todd saved two younger sisters and a brother from a house fire near Springdale Arkansas. He sent Julia Helena four and Kenneth into the yard then carried nine month old Jean Marie from the blazing structure. The home and furniture were destroyed. Parents Mr and Mrs Edmond A Todd were away when the fire broke out.
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Springdale
Ark
Gerald Todd
Here
Gerald
Julia Helena
Kenneth
Jean Marie
Edmond A. ‘Odd
Plane Used for Aerial Ambulance Near Plainview
On January 4 a plane flew Mrs. Albert Scheele and her nine month old daughter from a farm northeast of Plainview to a local physician due to snow blocked roads. The mother and child were treated for strep throat and flown back home. Ralph Brown piloted the aircraft, and he manages the nearby airport.
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Uainview
Albert Scheele
Plainview
Ralph Brown
Scheele
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U. S
Coke Stevenson
Benjamin Franklin
Lubbock, Texas
Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
U.S. Gov’t
TOTAL
Total Capital Account
U.S. Government
Geo. R. Bean
E. L. Klett
W. F. Eisenberg
S. C. Arnett, JR
Retha R. Martin
Victor Twersky
Alfrad Diden
Hilda Laufer
The
Lubbock National Bank
Federal Reserve
State of Texas
V. Lorenz Ellis
C. E. Maedgen
L. D. Payne
L. C. Ellis
Chas. E. Maedgen, Jr
Elmer V. East
V Lorenz Ellis
R. L. Pendleton
Lucille B. Sampson
L. L. Anthony
Millidee Cross
Claudia Brannon
J. T. Krueger
C. H. Hamilton
W.W. S. Moss
L. D. Paine
Claud Keeton
Clifford B. Jones
United Electric CO
Ave
Lubbock
Texa
Hudson
Oscar Ragland
First National Bank
W. S. Posey
Roy Riddel
J. M. Denman
T. E. Buckner
D. R
Bert A. Mackey
Effic Puryear Asst
E. Cone
J. T. Hutchinson
W.S. Posey
J. O. Jones
Alex McDonald
E. J. Parsons
G. P. Kuykendall
U.S
Gov. Grain Loans and Bills of Exchange
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