The Red label in courts and Hollywood hearings
A reflective column reviews legal protections around labeling someone a Communist or fellow traveler. It notes how some judges require proof, cites Justice Frankfurter on harmless repartee, and discusses harms from union campaigns and Hollywood hearings, ending with a critique of anti Communist smear dynamics.
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Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Television Opens a New Era in Politics in 1948
Washington reports a shift as congressional hearings on aid to Europe draw large West Coast and East Coast media attention. Senators, witnesses, and 125 newsfolk fill the caucus room while Marshall and Lovett outline long and short term relief figures.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Marshall
Lovett
Secretary Marshall
Philadelphia
Roger Clipp
WFIL
Wfil-Tv
New England
Schenectady
Clipp
French Crisis Deepens as Premier Resigns and De Gaulle Gains Ground
Paris faces unrest as Paul Ramadier resigns amid Communist strikes while Leon Blum is asked to form a Socialist government. De Gaulle’s rally on the right and Communist pressure threaten stability amid a harsh winter. In Chicago, George Marshall denounces Soviet tactics and calls for action to halt anti-American propaganda and European disintegration.
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Paul Ramadier
France
Leon Blum
U. S
Charles de Gaulle
General de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Chicago
George Marshall
Russia
Soviet Union
Marshall
Editors favor Stassen for 1948 GOP bid in straw poll
The Fourth Estate editors vote Stassen as preferred Republican nominee in a Publishers Auxiliary poll of 218 ballots from 48 states. Dewey leads the Democratic side with Truman expected to win the nomination. The survey shows 36.9 percent predicting Truman’s re election and 21.9 percent for Dewey.
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America
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
Publishers
Auxiliary
Country Weekly
California
Earl Warren
MacArthur
Dewey
Eisenhower
Taft
Stassen
Isotope to Aid Farm Income and Agriculture
Oregon State College researchers explore radioactive isotopes as tracers to improve soil nutrition and crop yields. Studies at Oregon State and Washington State colleges focus on potash soil chemistry lime effects and trace absorption in grain. Potential U S farm output gains and wartime energy funding context are noted.
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Nagasaki
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Washington State College
Pullman
William W. Waymack
Atomic Energy Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S
Simple Home Course In Touch Typewriting
Advertisement offering a self taught touch typing course. Claims a typewriter is a servant that improves job prospects and school work. Includes a keyboard chart and exercises, with a booklet No 13 available by sending 25 cents to Weekly Newspaper Service in New York.
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