Odessa American 1952 masthead and policy note
The Odessa American issue dated Wednesday August 6 1952 presents its masthead values and publication details including the address 222 East Fourth St Odessa Texas the telephone number 74661 and subscription rates for daily and mail editions. The note cites consistency with moral guides such as the Golden Rule Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence and invites reader input on any perceived inconsistencies.
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Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odessa
Odessa (Tex
UNESCO and the push to break American nationalism
Editorial notes from Florence Fowler Lyons on UNESCO's influence in the United States, warning that the national commission and State Department agencies promote a Sabotage of American sovereignty. It argues public funds back a long term plan to align schooling and culture with UNESCO goals and reduce patriotism.
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Florence Fowler Lyons
Beverly Hills
Calif
United Nations
University of Southern California
Alaska
Hawaii
Unesco
Department of State
Sion
William Benton
Connecticut
United States National Commission For Unesco
U.S. National Commission For Unesco
Benton
State Department
United States
United States Office of Education
Federal Security Agency
Oscar Ewing
Commission
U. S. Office of Education
U. S
Dean Acheson
Alger Hiss
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Congressional Record
Red Front
Marc Connelly
Reinhold Neibuhr
Archibald MacLeish
Willard E. Goslin
Pasadena
Weathered musings and bold one-liners from a quirky column
A jumble of wry maxims and odd anecdotes: drivers crash from carelessness, luck reshapes family ties, a Massachusetts pastor comments on church aims, workers chafe at clocks, an Indiana thief faces a life sentence after one kiss, a girl marries, storms reveal lost items, a Michigan bus hold up, and a scientist deems energy worth a cent per hour in scorching heat.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down Alphabetical List
Puzzle gives across and down clues with numbers 1 4 12 13 14 15 16 23 25 28 23 80 and more. Entries include common words for cut short vow note dove silk deputy nocturnal bird aeriform fluid disquieted industrious insect swamps faucet male child first wooden rim tier past at liberty forever ran away god of war partake of a meal chair boy trouble score at baseball business transaction small fish affirmative fashion rodent and many down clues such as implore appearance Danish money exist of account chess piece accomplish grow old pronoun architectural piers bewilder web spun by a spider have financial obligations antique allude news organization abbr red wild animal handler large serpent vestibule push gently with the elbow was situated timid condensed atmospheric moisture unobstructed front of the foot citrus fruits first magnitude star item of property note of the scale disencumbers Gaelic shout color firth measure of length mountain in Crete L Allow
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Firth
Scotland
Crete
The Case Against Income Tax in Early America
In a historical critique, Frank Chodorov argues missing from the original Constitution was an income tax check on government power. He notes pre 1913 America thrived on tariffs and excise duties, while taxation enabled conscription and expanded bureaucratic reach.
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Frank Chodorov
18Th Street
N.W
Washington, D. C
Chodorov
Mr. Chodorov
Hamilton
George
Lincoln
Counry
The Repeal of the Sixteenth Amendment Debate
The piece argues that income tax practices erode personal freedoms and outlines the challenges faced by the Association for the Repeal of the Sixteenth Amendment. It suggests such repeal reflects a minority of Americans who favor restoring broader freedoms, questioning how many share that view.
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Association For the Repeal
America
Stevenson Urged to Heal Kefauver Rift At Democratic Convention
Washington report says Adlai Stevenson must heal hurt feelings of Estes Kefauver as the Tennessee senator becomes the party problem child. Kefauver’s televised crime hearings and insurgent stance anger party leaders who blocked his bid and favor Stevenson.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Senate
Chicago
Harriman
District of Columbia
Truman
Kefauver
Stevenson
Estes
Nancy
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Roosevelt-Moody-Williams
Commonwealth of Virginia
Sam Rayburn
GOP
Nivers
Ike Eisenhower
Dixie
House
Capitol Hill
Harry S. Truman
Knight of the Black
Kefauverites
Rayburn
Congressional Crime Committee
Sam
Cactus Jack
James A. Farley
F.D.R
Coonskin
BIDS FOR A SMILE Mark Twain and Chauncey Depew
Two famed humorists shared a ship voyage and a dinner speech. Twain spoke twenty minutes to a receptive audience. Depew then confessed he had lost Twain’s notes and could not remember his own remarks, provoking laughter.
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Mark Twain
Chauncey
Depew
Mr. Depew
Dewey Theories Provoked On Public Disclosure Of Officials
The article argues that public officials must be accountable and that government judgments should not be shielded from public scrutiny. It cites Dewey’s stance on confidentiality and opines that officials are hired to be responsible to taxpayers, with history judging leaders by documented actions.
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Far East
Thomas E. Dewey
Japan
Dewey
Congress
Tom Dewey
Constantine
Genghis Khan
Napoleon
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
State Department
Pentagon
Press criticisms margins and mob ties in Chicago era
The piece analyzes Sam Nanini and Chicago figures tied to paving contracts and union rackets. It traces Nanini’s wealth from Rock Road Construction, links to Carlozzo, Campagna, and Campagna’s parole case, and notes political interference and historical graft in Chicago and beyond.
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Chicago
Sam Nanini
Tucson Citizen
Country Club
Old Pueblo Club
Chicago Union
Mike Carrozzo
Mike
Hodcarriers
Common Laborers’ Union
Lake Michigan
Tucson
Rock Road Construction Co
Big Bill Thompson
Na‘nini
Carrozzo
Italy
Nanini
Federal Parole Board
Louis Campagna
Little New York
Atlanta
Browne-Bioff
Hollywood
Browne - Bioff
Browne
Bioff
Campagna
Little
New York
Jim Doherty
The
Chicago Tribune
Busbey
Tony D’andrea
Tony
al Capone
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Truman
Heeler
Congressman Busbey
Tiberi
Bill Maloney
Maloney
Melvin C. Snyder
West Virginia
Illinois
Prignano
Bolton
Henry Going In For Photography, Vows To Get Pix
In a humorous column from Mexico City a man jokes about buying a baby camera and mental health scrutiny. He quips that loading the device proves adulthood is hard, contemplates a one man show in New York, and muses on photography’s odd aims and his own unlikely success.
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Henry
Pix
Mexico
Palm Beach
Central Park
New York
Grand Canyon
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Notable quotes and interrogations shape 1940s political discourse
The passage strings together contemporary remarks from Dewey and Eisenhower, and a Q A with references to Truman Taft Hartley law union politics and Capone era arrests. It sketches campaign rhetoric and wartime public safety themes, with tangential notes on tax liens and personal conduct.
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Texas
Massachusetts
Indiana
Michigan
Rania
B. C. Hoiles
Ree Manning
Sen
George E. Sokolsky
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Foreign Service
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Hate
Westbrook
Pegler
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Averell Harriman H
Capone
Boston
Bartenders’ Union
Tucson Country Club
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