Attacks From The Flank By Robert S. Henry
Robert S. Henry of the Association of American Railroads argues that the United States has built a strong free economy and republic not created by nobodies but by great men and hardworking people. He warns internal attacks via media and fiction threaten American freedom and prosperity.
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United States
Robert S. Henry
Association of American Railroads
Movement For
George Washington
Heir Clarkson Shrugs At Wealth After Korea Return
21 year old G I David Clarkson, fresh from Korea, inherits 250 000 dollars yet remains unfazed by the windfall. He declines hype saying money does not excite him, reflecting a generation wary of taxes inflation and fortune.
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David Clarkson
G. I
Korea
Clarkson
Unce
Sam
Dosimeters and the Atomic Age Risk
A newspaper piece explains dosimeters worn around the neck containing film that darkens with radiation. It notes doctors may decide who is worth saving in a bombed area and recalls blitz imagery with gas masks as a precaution.
The dosimeter as the gas mask of the future
The passage argues that dosimeters cannot prevent radiation injury as gas masks do not stop radiation. It predicts dosimeters could become a fashionable item in future wars, hoping such protection remains unnecessary and rarely needed.
Farmers to vote in 453 P M A committee elections
Louisiana farmers can participate in community P M A committee elections the week of December 11. Eligible owners tenants sharecroppers and operators may vote as notices list date and place locally. Strong local turnout is urged to ensure the farm program reflects farmers needs and wishes.
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Louisiana
Production and Marketing Administration
Washington
Walter Winchell: Men Motives and Morals in New York
A New York column reviews two national publications this week: Max Lowenthal's FBI critique and the HUAC testimony of Pressman, Witt, Abt, Kramer, and Lowenthal. It cites congressional remarks attacking Lowenthal and discusses the broader debate over civil liberties and anti-Communist actions.
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FBI
Max Lowenthal
J. Edgar Hoover
House Un-American Activities Committee
Lee Pressman
Nathan Witt
Charles Kramer
John J. Abt
Pressman
Abt
Kramer
Witt
Lowenthal
Alger Hiss
Objective accusations in Lowenthal book spark congressional furor
The congressman attacks Max Lowenthal on bias against American institutions and the FBI, citing Lowenthal’s claims about dossiers on Theodore Roosevelt. The piece defends Roosevelt’s reputation and questions the loyalty of critics while listing Attorneys General as an honor roll of the American Bar.
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Lowenthal
FBI
Congressional Record
Cong
Max Lowenthal
Communist Party
United States Supreme Court
George Wickersham
James McReynolds
New England
Harlan Stone
Michigan
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
Cong. Dondero
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Dondero
House Un-American Activities Comm
Communist Arty
Mr. Russell
B’nai B'rith
Theodore Rooosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Storm and Robbery Hit Philadelphia Hosiery Shop
A severe storm floods Philadelphia on November 25 drawing crowds to Harry Fox's hosiery shop. A masked gunman demanded cash, forcing Fox and a customer to dive behind the counter. As the thief fled, the robber asked about socks. Fox replied he had none.
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Philadelphia
Harry Fox
Fox
Women in Congress Grow Stronger Despite Backlash
Washington reports highlight a record of ten women in the 81st Congress, nine in the 82nd, and notable figures like Margaret Chase Smith Edith Rogers and Edith Nourse Rogers. The piece notes their ages careers and marriages while contrasting Soviet embassy cake controversy with U S electoral results.
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Congress
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
R.-Me
Edith Nourse Rogers
R.-Mass
Frances Bolton
R.-O
Katharine St. George
Cecil M. Harden
R.-Ind
Edna F. Kelly
New York City
Metropolis
Reva Beck Bosone
Utah
Rogers
Bolton
St. George
Franklin D. Roosevelt
George Baker St. George
George Baker
Harden
Kelly
Bosone
Evanston, II
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Jeanette Rankin
Rep
Mont
Alice Robertson
Dem. Okla
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Re.p
Mark Hanna
Capitol
Reexamination of U S Foreign Policy Sparks Senate Debate
George E. Sokolsky surveys the 82nd Congress as Dean Acheson leads a push for reexamining U S foreign policy since 1943. He demolishes critics and outlines the bipartisan bloc, cites suppressed Wedemeyer reports, names key Republican figures, and argues the Senate Foreign Relations panel must be strengthened to probe deals with allies and commitments abroad.
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Dean Acheson
Robert A. Taft
Homer Ferguson
William Knowland
United States
Moscow
Teheran
China
India
Germany
Great Britain
United Nations
Cairo
Joe McCarthy
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Vandenberg
Albert Wedemeyer
Korea
Wedemeyer
Yalu River
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
H. Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Senator Vandenberg
Sen
State Department
Tydings
Wayne Morse
California
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Dean Achesons
Mail Service Praised and Criticized in New York Day by Day
Charles B. Driscoll vents about postal service decline under President Harry, praising courteous postmen and calling for restoration of postal pride. He laments overwork and government neglect, suggests better policy to feed families and improve delivery nationwide.
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Associated Press
Branham CO
National
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Memphis
Monroe
Apella
Monroe Morning World
Teeeeseess
Malling Room
Independence
United States
Harry
Spain
Fire Destroys Baptist Church in Tupelo
In Tupelo Mississippi a blazing fire gutted the first Baptist church and its education building after a 15 hour effort in seven degree temperatures. Officials估imate replacement cost at about 500000 with 55000 insured. Fire crews from Fulton Oklahoma and Natchez Trace aided local firefighters amid freezing rain and wind. The 33 year old colonial style church was a town landmark and the cause remains undetermined.
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Tupelo
Miss
Pik
First Baptist Church
Fulton
Oklahoma
Natchez Trace
Ship Fire Off N Y Under Control
The Norwegian American line motor ship Lyngenfjord caught fire off Long Island but later stated the blaze was under control. Coast guard reports the vessel sought New York under its own power after a 5 p.m. SOS. Lyngenfjord was near Shinnecock Bay, 90 miles from NYC, with Yeaton cutter and Steelworker assisting. The freighter is 3,800 tons and 406 feet long, built in 1948.
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New York
Norwegian American Line
Lyngenfjord
Long Island
Coast Guard
Shinnecock Bay
Southampton
New York City
Pathway to the Stars wins critics praise for Kane
Friend Harnett Kane reports his new novel Pathway to the Stars draws praise from critics. Mrs J E Beasley of Fargo Georgia writes on feed bags used in crafts, noting wood like texture and prize winning items at Fargo country fair.
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Harnett Kane
Kane
J.e.beasley
Fargo
N. D
Forests Promoted in Malaya Development Plan
Kuala Lumpur reports the Federation of Malaya will preserve dense forests with a new forestry development plan. Acting director J. P. Edwards announced a $2,193,000 investment to push the program and keep forests growing.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malayan Peninsula
Federation of Malaya
J. P. Edwards
Bible Thoughts on Judgement and Insight
Quotation from Micah 3 1 and a Tupper line warn readers that humans often judge hastily without knowing inner motives or true reasons. The verses urge heads of Jacob and princes to seek understanding before passing verdicts, stressing discernment over rash conclusions.
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Jacob
House of Isral
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the Farmers’ Education
Walter Winchell
Weillieve
Columbia University Library
Bascom Timmons
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