Voters weigh tax giveaways and government power defeat
The piece reports Clarence E. Manion arguing voters would reject a four and a half billion dollar foreign aid program if given a chance. He cites New York and New Jersey highway and housing defeats, condemns “unseen forces” and notes CIO and Ford stance against populist voice. It also covers the Commission on Intergovernmental Relations findings and publisher Tom Anderson’s socialism critique.
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Mutual
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame University
Dean Manion
New York
New Jersey
France
England
Malaya
Yugoslavia
India
Harold Stassen
Manion
CIO
Ohio
Notre Dame
Ford
Public School Texts Under Fire in Santa Ana Debate
The Odessa American reprints a 1955 opinion piece arguing Santa Ana California Public Schools rely on a Ginn and Co history book, claiming it erodes American civic teaching. It cites Catherine Baldwin and David S Muzzey as part of a broader critique of British influence and world history in U S classrooms.
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the American
Santa Ana
Calif
David Seville Muzzey
Ginn and Co
United States
California
Catherine P. Baldwin
Andrew Carnegie
Britain
America
New York
David S. Muzzey
Cecil Rhodes
Baldwin
Great Britain
England
Western Hemisphere
U. S
Hoiles
Muzzey
William Thompson
General McCamant
Nati Society
Suns
Portland
Oregon
Pan American Union
Fabian Socialists
Unesco
M. E. Brubaker
Better Jobs and the Federal Reserve in Public Debate
A reader condemns Muzzey and public schooling for promoting government power. The letter questions the Federal Reserve’s role, cites Isabel Paterson and Elihu Root, and argues that reforms under Wilson worsened depressions and class tensions. The author promises further discussion in the next issue.
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Elihu
Federal Reserve System
David Saville Muzzey
Muzzey
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Congress
Miles Coverdale and the Emerald Anniversary Trivia
Miles Coverdale was an English bishop who produced the first English Bible translation in 1535. The emerald anniversary marks fifty-five years. The gadwall’s distinctive feature is a white spot on part of its wing, unique among American river ducks.
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Miles Coverdale
Exeter
England
Southern unions brace for AFL CIO drive reshaping era
National AFL CIO push to organize Southern factories alarms regional leaders amid school desegregation fears. Meany and Reuther project expanded wage rules and broader federal contracts while predicting strikes and higher costs as plastics and light metals boost Southern industry.
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Miami
Fla
Afl-Cio
Walter P. Reuther
Unified Labor Camp
George L. Meany
Meany
Reuther
AFL Executive Committee
AFL
United States
South
Stalin and elections fate at Potsdam judged by Mosely
Professor Philip E. Mosely of Columbia recalled at Potsdam that Stalin said any freely elected government would be anti-Soviet and could not be permitted. Admiral Leahy confirmed the gist of Truman's stance on recognizing puppet regimes in Hungary Romania and Bulgaria. The piece critiques U S policy and calls for more experience and courage to avoid wishful measures.
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Philip E. Mosely
Columbia University
Potsdam
Stalin
Yalta
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Truman
James Byrnes
Philip Mosely
Mosely
Review of Politics
East Central Europe
Kremlin
Soviet Russia
Molotov
Khrushchev
Germany
Leahy
Pavlov
Admiral Leahy
United States
Moscow
Churchill
State Department
White House
Geneva
John Foster Dulles
Walter George
Swiss political life seen in Geneva summit notes
The Geneva summit briefing highlights Swiss voting rights limits with 29 percent enfranchised and cantonal controls on relief, bankruptcy, and exile. It notes foreigners' rights, state church subsidies, and the lack of separation between church and state amid a history of espionage and refugee policy.
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Jean-Pierre Grenier
Foreign Office
Geneva
Switzerland
Grenier
George Lauser-Hah
University of Geneva
Press House
Lauser - Hail
Eleanor Roosevelt
Anna Rosenberg
Mortimer Byers
U. S. Court
Brooklyn
Byers
England
Department of Justice
New York
Fiorello LaGuardia
Kentucky
Alben Barkley
Harry Hopkins
Senate
West Germans rebound on freedom and market goods
The author argues West Germany's revival came after 1945 to 1948 when a free market delivered food shoes clothes and radios while workers in England faced austerity. He credits social systems for work incentives and contrasts Franco Italian labor with socialist constraints. He notes Romans used shorthand around 100 B C by Marcus Tullius Tiro.
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Cicero
Marcus Tullius Tire
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact grid of crossword clues with across and down entries covering a wide range of words from descendant to constricter and many in between including general terms and specific nouns. The list mixes common and obscure terms, some with typographical errors, forming a challenging vocabulary puzzle.
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Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Tom Anderson
Farm & Ranch Magazine
Odessa
Texas
Ouewsa American
East Fourth St. Enterea
Odesas
Anyather
Jeanne In Tors
Muzzy
Isabel Paterson
Elihu Root
Federal Reserve Board
Foren
Ree Mannins
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
North
Middle West
Afl-Cio Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dixie
Mopsy
Gladys Parker
Suar
Lauser - Hall
Mussolini
Nicolai Lenin
Donald MacLean
Austria
Russia
Cuithaney
Jonathan Yank
American University
Mohammed
Beliaves
Stairs
Medley
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