Judd Warns Russia Aims to Control World Power
Washington area remarks by Rep Walter Judd warn that Russia has long sought to extend influence beyond its borders. He urges U S action and frames communism as a cancer-like threat, stressing moral aims and national unity against competing ideologies.
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Washington
China
Russia
Iran
Germany
Japan
Asia
Communist Party
Congressman Judd
United States
Munich
Tehran
Yalta
Potsdam
Righteousness and Reform Call Amid Global Ideals
A speaker urges universal law for all groups and demands good government and social ideals. He argues Russia blocks world order and calls for guiding men to truth through church leadership, personal instruction, and a consecrated program to teach righteousness beyond wealth and power.
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United Nations
Russia
Cannon Claims Russia Holds One Hundred Atomic Bombs
Representative Cannon of Missouri told the House that current military intelligence says Russia possesses 100 atomic bombs. He warned that in a war scenario Russia could drop about 70 bombs on American cities. Cannon spoke while urging approval of a temporary funding measure.
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Washington
Cannon
D-Mo
Russia
House
Appropriations Committee
Nutter Named As Lions Head
Harold P. Nutter of Camden New Jersey was elected president of Lions International in Atlantic City New Jersey. He urged members to uproot Communists he claimed have attained high positions in Lions Clubs across 31 countries, criticizing lack of concerted effort to expose them.
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Harold P. Nutter
Atlantic City
N. J
Lions International Today
Lions Clubs
Camden
Lmelight
Opin
Lions Convention Urges Expanded Anti Communist Effort
At the Lions 34th annual convention final session, Nutter urged members to double their fight against Communism and to become active in the effort. The group approved a resolution calling on its 417000 members in 8 757 local clubs to devote their best efforts to unmasking the threat.
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Ion
Lions
Nutter
Lions Convention Elects International Officers
More than 28,000 Lions and family members registered at the convention where a resolution reaffirmed faith in the United Nations. Nuler was elected unopposed as International president to succeed H C Penty Sr. Also chosen without opposition were vice presidents Edgar Elbert Maywood Alabama 8 A Dodge Detroit and Monroe L Nute.
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United Nations Organization
Nuler
H C. Penty, Sr
Carrizo Springs
Tex
Edgar Elbert
Maywond
A. Dodge
Detroit
Monroe L. Nute
Kennett Square
Youthful promise amid challenges voiced by Lufburrow
A balanced view praises the leadership potential and commendable traits of young people while noting that many stray from the path. Yet the speaker affirms that youth attributes endure and remain hopeful for the future.
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N. A. Lufburrow
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