Hoover warns youth drive by Communists in U S
Hoover testifies before the House Un American Activities Committee that the Communist Party aims to recruit young people and use mob psychology to trigger riots like those in San Francisco. He warns infiltration extends to labor, churches, and other groups, urging vigilance against youth oriented propaganda.
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Rve
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Ted
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Warnine
Story With Moral AL REGEST Adaptation
A post apocalyptic tale by a Cannonaira writer depicts a ruined world where humanity is extinguished except for a single survivor who contemplates suicide. As the lone figure nears the top of a tall building a ringing phone interrupts the act, hinting at a message of hope and humanity despite despair.
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Pesonal Cain
Rasan
Sdnvnistrange
Henson
Legisla
EDA
Wathonnes
Washington
Considerings on the Rhine No Time To Look Backward
Feetal Correspondent Tate reports on evolving events as Considerine's column reflects on past errors and future choices. The piece hints at urgency, memory, and consequence for readers following regional affairs.
Frontier theme dominates Democratic convention speech
An account highlights speakers at a party gathering, detailing calls to push beyond familiar borders and examine national frontier ideals. It notes addresses by figures like Kennedy and McCarthy era references, stressing hope and threat themes while critiquing complacency and urging readiness for uncharted political terrain.
Dangerous Lax Drug Rules By Ray Tucker Special Correspondent
A provocative critique argues medicines and popular analgesics are sold with insufficient safety checks. It alleges industry influence within the Food and Drug Administration and FTC, warning that prescriptions are misused for minor illnesses. The piece cites testimony to Kefauver, calls for reform, and claims collusion and lax oversight.
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Wassington
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Department of Agriculture
Drs
Federal Trade Commission
Busibel
Congress
California
Washington
The
Kefauver Committee
George Sokolsky Discusses Future Secretary of State Prospects
A garbled reminiscence frames a discussion on potential U.S. Secretaries of State, naming Dewey and Acheson as possible incumbents and weighing experience against political stance. It references Soviet espionage, party politics, and the 1950s foreign policy debate, noting veteran diplomats and Republican or Democratic suitability for handling Cold War tensions.
Democratic convention nominates Roos for third term
The Democratic National Convention at Chicago Stadium nominated Franklin D. Roosevelt for a third term by acclamation after a large majority vote. James Farley, initially a foe, then supported the ticket and moved to suspend rules to confirm the nomination. The scene drew cheers from delegates and crowded galleries.
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Chicago
Frannklin D. Roos Yell
United States
James A. Farley
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