Editorial Attacks on Democrats in National Debate
The editorial harshly criticizes the Democratic Party and figures such as Truman Acheson and Marshall. It accuses Democrats of subverting the United States to leftists and Marxists, failing to cooperate with Congress, and opposing free enterprise while promoting taxation. It contrasts Stevenson’s wing unfavorably with Eisenhower and urges Republicans to push a clear platform.
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Democrat Party
Republican Party
Democrat National Party
Socialist Americans For Democratic Action
United States
Truman
Acheson
Marshall
McCarthy
Jenner
McCarran
Dies
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Cloak and Dagger Atmosphere Grows in Geneva
Hal Boyle reports Geneva exudes spy city ambience as many nations including Russia China Korea Britain France and the United States maintain covert activity. Delegations, anti listening devices, and watchful guards fill hotel lobbies and villas around the lake, while rumors and confusing calls paint a city of chaos.
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Geneva
Fulton Lewis Probe Faces Tax-Free Foundations Hearings
A House special committee led by Rep. Carroll Reece investigates multi million dollar tax free foundations to determine if they truly serve charitable aims or function as lobbying and world government promoters. Rep. Wayne L. Hays is criticized for disrupting hearings with frequent interruptions.
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Washington
Special
House
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Capitol
House Committee
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
White House
Hays
UN- American Activities Committee
Reece
Henry McLemore on Pari Mutuel Betting in Australia
A correspondent charts Sydney race tracks and betting culture with notes on pari mutuel machines, minimum stakes, and popular bets like quinelas. He sketches bookmakers under umbrellas, large fields, and the lively infield, while humorously recalling gifts promised to relatives back home.
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Sydney
Australia
Mr. Connolly
Aunt Bess
Harry Brand
World War Debates and Quotes from 1950s Leaders
A collection of quoted lines touches on peace efforts, U S constitutional processes, Geneva talks, and anti communism. It references Andrei Vishinsky, Gen Walter Bedell Smith, Hall, Dien Bien Phu, Eisenhower, Dean Acheson, John Foster Dulles, and H R H S Hensel while noting draft pay in the U S Navy and Marines.
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U. S
United States
Southeast Asia
Walter Bedell Smith
Quill Bosses Strike Threat Lashes New York Transit
Westbrook Pegler denounces Mike Quill as a private ruler over New York City transportation and warns lawmakers to end the power of unions. He cites tour through the Dominican Republic and contrasts bus drivers with compassionate conductors, arguing longshore and transit strikes harm the nation.
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New York
Mike Quill
Horizontal Transport Workers
Transportation
United States
Dominican Republic
Generalissimo Trujillo
Quill
New Deal
Fifth Ave
Nue
Ciudad Trujillo
Domingo
Quill’s
Trujillo
Reuther
Lewis
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Mendelssohn Swine Incident and Mask Fad In City Notes
New York columnist recalls Mendelssohn bowing after a Prussian officer called him swine. The piece notes Leipzig masks become fashionable for cuff links and wall decor, and mentions Andrew Carnegie’s comment on judging people. Also recounts Frost’s simple exam quip and mis-spelled window signs boosting door traffic as a light human-interest roundup.
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New York
Felix Mendelssohn
Leipzig
Mendelssohn
Edward Culbertson
Lilo Pike
Parity in Farm Prices Defined
Parity means a fair price for farm products. The government measures parity by comparing the costs farmers face for inputs and services with the income from their crops.
Monroe News-Star Aims and Ownership Note
The Monroe News-Star founded November 20 1891 is published weekdays excluding weekends by News Star World Publishing Corp. Robert Ewing Jr chairs the board William H. Bronson serves as president Richard Hale is general manager The Associated Press rights are stated and Branham Company handles national advertising.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe Post Office
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Richard Hale
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