Clergy and Churches Face Marxist Threat in Cold War Debate
The editorial argues that Marxism targets morality and religion, especially the churches, to destroy western civilization. It warns clergy infiltrations, stresses the need for faith in God, and defends American life and wartime sacrifices as a bulwark against Communist aims.
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Christ
United States
Free World
E. Stanley Jones
G. Bromley Oxnam
J. B. Matthews
David Schine
The
Schine
Welch
Jackson
France
Marx
Spearfishing Expedition Off Koro Levu Sparks Rugby of Toe
Henry McLemore recounts a perilous South Seas spearfishing venture near Koro Levu Fiji. He nearly drowns while learning to use a spear gun, aided by guide Kali. The tale blends humor and danger as McLemore reflects on swimming, coral depths, and bizarre culinary notes from octopuses grilled in coconut oil.
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Koro Levu
Fiji
Charles Darwin
South Seas
Aternoas
Koll
Kroli
Koli
Kali
Pacific Ocean
South Sea
Rolf
Dulles Warns On Caracas Resolution Impact
Secretary of State Dulles cites the Caracas Resolution as a threat to peace in the Americas, warning that communist colonialism may extend into the hemisphere and endanger regional stability.
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Hemisphere
Caracas
America
Secretary of State
Dulles
Potter Blows Hot and Cold in Army McCarthy Hearings
Senator Charles E. Potter of Michigan has fluctuated in the Army McCarthy hearings, sometimes siding with McCarthy and other times criticizing him. The article notes Potter's background as a staunch anti communism fighter and suggests his Senate role may echo White House strategy.
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Washington
Army - McCarthy
Charles E. Potter
Michigan
Potter
Senate
House of Representatives
un-American Activities Committee
Department of the Army
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
McCarthy
White House
un-Amercan Activities Committee
Forts
MccCarthy
GOP
Karl Mundt
Everett Dirksen
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
G. David Schine
Wilson
Richard M. Nixon
House
Nixon
Roy M. Coln
John G. Adams
Stevens
Wisconsinite
Captain Clancy Leads Maiden Voyage of Miss Liberty Steamer
UW-Capt. George Clancy has steered the Miss Liberty on its maiden trip, marking 46 years at sea and 16 200 visits to the Statue of Liberty without entering the monument. The 460 ton vessel carries 750 passengers and reflects Circle Line’s expansion to meet growing tourist demand.
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New York
George Clancy
Statue of Liberty
the Battery
Bedloe’s Island
America
Clancy
New York Harbor
Circle Line Company
Francis J. Barry
Circle Line
United States
Fitchburg
Mass
Army Transport Service
Manhattan
Faye Emerson
United Nations
Westbrook Pegler recalls Father Duffy flagpole dedication
Pegler writes about the Duffy Square flagpole ceremony with Father Duffy of the 69th New York Regiment. He recalls generals and officers, Irish pride, and a mix of former theater figures, noting the era’s social decline and a memory of Margie Bevan, Father Duffy’s secretary.
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New York
Theodore Moran
Duffy Square
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
Pegler
Father Duffy
69Th New York Regiment of Foot
France
Mann
Pershing
Georgie Patton
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
69Th
Dick O'Neill
Tommy Kelly
Germany
Johnny Meagh
Korea
Mike Donaldson
St. Nicholas Rink
A. C
Ahso
Damon Runyon
Mike
Church of the Holy Cross
West Forty- Second Street
Madison Square Garden
Margie Bevan
Jimmy Johnston
Garden
Jimmy
Harp
Liverpool
Toffs
Tex Rickard
Johnston
Margie
Saranac
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Strangest Art Gallery Opens in New York Laundry Window
Morning scene around 5 a.m. at Hanson's drug store where Lindy’s waiters gather for a late lunch and conversation. Joseph Pennicone runs a Third Avenue laundromat with a permanent Van Gogh and Utrillo display and changing original works by local artists open for sale with no commission.
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New York
Lindy's
Hanson's Drug Store
Joseph Pennicone
Third Avenue
Gramercy Park
Pennicone
Eleanore Mizzy
Adri Ames
Snace
Monroe News Star Founded November 26 189
The Monroe News Star's masthead lists John D Ewing and Wilson Ewing as publishers with Robert Ewing Jr and William Bronson in leadership. It notes publication daily except Saturdays and Sundays by News Star World Publishing Corp at North Second Street and its AP affiliation. The paper declares independence and impartial news stance.
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John D Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
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Henry McLemore
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Mopsy
Gladys Parker
Rifa
Fulton Lewis
Hal Boyle
By Hershberger
Westbrook
John Cameron Swayze
Strangest Art Gallery
George Gershwin
June
Florida
Saks
Yale
Home Office
Monroe News
Star
Robert Ewing, Jr
William Bronson
Richard Hale
Thal
Associated Press
Branham Company
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
St Louis
Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Apples
Charlotte
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