Loyalty Oath Clash Sparks Oklahoma Supreme Court Debate
The row centers on Oklahoma officials requiring a loyalty oath to bear arms for the United States. Oklahoma Supreme Court overturned related law, citing potential self incrimination, while supporters urge strict patriotism and academic loyalty, criticizing left wing professors and calls for academic freedom.
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American Justice
Oklahoma
United States of America
Supreme Court
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College
New York
Korea
Green Christmas Echoes of Inflation and Holiday Spending
A reflective column notes a festive retail surge amid deficit spending and inflation fears while warning prosperity may be illusory. It cites radar speed checks in Oklahoma, Moscow's economist warned war risk, and a fashion designer's view on women dressing to provoke peers as the season ends.
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Santa Claus
America
Oklahoma
Lattimore Hearings and the Institute of Pacific Relations
The article discusses the McCarran Committee hearings and Owen Lattimore’s testimony. It argues that government errors reflect officials and leaders, not ordinary people, and notes Lattimore’s defense that the IP R aimed to inform the Far East policy through open research.
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Owen Lattimore
Lattimore
McCarran
Senator Ferguson
State Department
Mr. Lattimore
Institute of Pacific Relations
Far East
Lattimore Case and the McCarran Committee Files
The piece discusses Owen Lattimore and the McCarran Committee, citing Carter’s raid on a Massachusetts barn, the Washington files with thousands of documents on China policy, and the grand jury indictment process begun by Attorney General James Mee Geraghty. It notes contradictions in Lattimore’s testimony and the potential for a court case to reveal more.
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E. C. Carter
Frederick Vanderbilt Field
Joseph Barnes
Lattimore
Lee
Massachusetts
Washington
Lp.a
America
Czechoslovakia
Franco Spain
O’conor
Ferguson
McCarran
Owen Lattimore
James Mee Granery
Federal Grand Jury
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Texas Navy Admiral Honor Becomes Kiss Joke
Washington scene at a Mary Martin luncheon ends with Rep Wingate Lucas blushing when asked to kiss the star for a photo. Mary Martin comforts him saying Texans kiss Texans and her husband wouldn’t object.
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Washington
NEA
Wingate Lucas
Tex
Mary Martin
Lucas
Texas Navy
United Press
Milton Freier
Mary
National Production Authority
Old War Production Board
Uncle Ef Reveals Christmas Shopping Humor
A wry remark on modern Christmas shopping depicts a husband listlessly navigating a crowded lingerie department while his wife notices he stands alone among shoppers. The joke underscores embarrassment in a familiar holiday scene.
Broadway Lights Curtain Time and Hollywood Revelry
A panoramic review of Broadway stage and Hollywood screen items. Bette Davis arrival sparks a gilt edged revusical. mixed critics praise and condemn shows including The Children's Hour revival and The Maverick. Notes on films, TV pieces, and industry commentary close with satirical headlines.
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Bette Davis
Daily Mirror
Bette
Walter Matthau
Mr. McClain
The
Journal-American
Times
Atkinson
Janary 13Th
Lillian Hellman
Aislemen
Patricia Neal
Kim Hunter
Robert Pastene
Katherine Emmett
Our Children By Angelo Path
Thrift must be taught to youth to create independent self sustaining citizens. Children waste money and must learn care for things and money values. A weekly allowance teaches budgeting and delayed spending. Betty Anne, six, spends ten cents but learns restraint.
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Betty Anne
Mother
Mommie
Timmons In Washington By Bascom N. Timmons And His Washington Staff
Bascom N. Timmons reports on Washington concerns about the whiskey surplus after repeal. Distillers face high federal taxes and dwindling markets, with a projected surplus of hundreds of millions of gallons and calls for Congressional action.
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Timmons
Washington
Bascom N
United States
Congress
Kentucky
Treasury Department
Congressional Committee
Feder
The Bashful Child leaflet by Dr Patri
Dr Patri discusses bashful children oversensitive and afraid of errors. He explains tips to help the bashful child in leaflet P-9 and offers copies for ten cents via Bell Syndicate mail order from New York.
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Patri
P.O
New York 19
N.Y
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Two Texas boys hitchhiked to Illinois by airplane
A lighthearted note says two Texas youths flew to Illinois by airplane for a ride home. A 16 year old sought annulment to return to classes, illustrating love and career clashing. A Michigan sheriff extended prisoner sleep time by thirty minutes, noting little chance of escape.
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Texas
Illinois
Michigan
Monroe Morning World Aims At Impartial Local Reporting
The Monroe Morning World announces itself as an independent daily founded in 1929 by News-Star-World Publishing. It pledges impartial local news coverage and editorial independence, with Associated Press news and national advertising representation across major cities.
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Robert Ewing
John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
L A Mailhee
Associated Press
Prabham Company
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Atlanta
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Portland
Seattle
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