Odessa American details and rates for 1952 publication
The Odessa American listing shows publication details for a daily newspaper issued in Odessa Texas, including address 222 East Fourth St and contact number 74661. It notes second class matter status under March 3 1879 act and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa Post Office
UNESCO driven world mind program warned by columnist
Editor notes Florence Lyons report on a Western U S C Model United Nations event with nearly 1000 students. The piece claims UNESCO secretly promotes a collectivist world order and a world government through education and treaty work, naming Archibald MacLeish Alger Hiss and Dean Acheson as key figures.
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Florence Fowler Lyons
Beverly Hills
Calif
University of Southern California
Alaska
Hawaii
Unesco
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
United Nations
America
Mrs. Lyons
Alger Hiss
Recognition of Americanism Award Highlights Liberty Fight
The Wisconsin American Legion presented its first annual Americanism award to a power and light company for leading efforts to oppose socialism. In his speech, the Wisconsin Legion commander urged education of every citizen to preserve freedom and counter isms advocating alternatives to Americanism.
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Wisconsin
Power and Light Company
Department of Wisconsin, American Legion
Scoes
United States
Wisconsin American Letion
American Legion
Word Puzzle From Historical Crossword Clue List
A compiled set of crossword style clues across and down with multiple definitions. Entries include terms for clothing time measurement beliefs chemistry and common nouns such as bird, soap ingredient and metalwork. The list reads like a reference for solving a themed puzzle.
Revolution or Reform How income tax shapes sovereignty
Frank Chodorov argues the push to repeal the Sixteenth Amendment would restore citizen sovereignty and trigger a counterrevolution against government power. He defines revolution as a fundamental shift in power, not a reform, and asserts American freedom came from individual toil, distrust of government, and a constitution built for citizen liberty.
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Frank Chodorov
18Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Association For the Repeal of the
Association For the
Toto
America
John Adams
Governeur Morris
France
Stevenson Victory Doubts Cloud Ike Road to White House
Washington reports shake the GOP belief that Eisenhower would sweep to the White House. Democrats under Stevenson Sparkman shift voter mood, with concerns over Ike’s domestic knowledge and Stevenson’s preconvention record. Debates over Stevenson’s divorce and possible liabilities add to the uncertainty.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Stevenson-Sparkman
Ike
GOP
Truman
Dewey
Stevenson
Illinois
Vaughans
Dawsons
Achesons
Denver
Tom Dewey
Chicago
Bids For A Smile And Other Quick Wit Bits
A collage of brief quips from parliamentary punning and daily life. Pitt in the House jokes about the last war while others call it the last war but one. A boss interviews a job applicant. Conductor and passenger banter, a football fumble apology, and a joke about gardening fading with effort.
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Pitt
House of Commons
England
McCarran Report on IPR Corruption and Soviet Ties
The McCarran committee’s Institute of Pacific Relations findings allege a core of officials pushed false information from Soviet sources with backing from wealthy American foundations. It cites Alfred Kohlberg, Owen Lattimore, and John Carter Incent, urging grand jury perjury probes and possible communist influence in policy and federal appointments. The panel notes State Department ties and calls for further investigations despite presidential opposition.
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McCarran Committee
Institute of Pacific Relations
McCarran
IPR
Alfred Kohlberg
Owen Lattimore
Subcommittee
John Carter Incent
United States
Department’ of Justice
State Department
Russia
China
Treasury Department
Alger Hiss
Truman
Indian reception for Eleanor Roosevelt in New Delhi details
Westbrook Pegler reports on a grand New Delhi party for Eleanor Roosevelt hosted by Prime Minister Nehru and guests including the Maharajah and Birla. The account notes ceremonial displays, English as the common tongue, Nehru’s guarded mood, and the mix of wealth and poverty shaping Indian politics.
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Chicago
Indro Tontanelli
Evening Courier
Corriere Della Sera
Milan
Italy
New Delhi
India
Eleanor the Great
Padit Nehru
Eleanor Roosevelt
Disareli
England
Nehru
Gandhi
Kipling
Punjab
Haiderabad
Mrs. Roosevelt
Per Nielson
Denmark
Eleanor
Olaf Sparre
Norway
Jacob Derevyanski
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Russia
Vinoba Babhe
Maharajah
Kurputala
Birla
Nehrue
Migratory Henry Delivers Light Sermons On Travel Abroad
A columnist recalls a Mexico City encounter with a visiting American couple who gripe about scrambled eggs and dim hotel lights. The piece argues Americans should abroad with graciousness and self restraint, noting most travelers feel displaced and urging better U S impressions overseas.
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Mexico City
New York
Florida
Mexico
U.S. A
Atlantic City
Des Moines
Avenida Juarez
Cortez
Juarez
Zapata
Answers and Answers: Capital Punishment and Golden Gate Names
A compact Q and A set covers states abandoning capital punishment with Michigan noted, Grenadier height at six feet two, the Golden Gate name attribution to Sir Francis Drake or J C Fremont, Black Hawk’s influence on Iowa’s Hawkeye nickname, and polar temperature comparisons with Antarctica colder than the Arctic.
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San Francisco Bay
Golden Gate
Sir Francis Drake
World
J. C. Fremont
California
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Black Hawk
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McCarran Report
George E. Sokolsky
Kinf Features Syndicate, Inc
Westbrook Pegler
Henry
McNaught Synedicate ,Inc
Michigan
North Pole
South Pole
Arctic