Political Realignment Echoes in Democratic Party Friction
The piece discusses Democratic anger over registered Democrats backing Republican candidates, Adlai Stevenson’s appeal to Southerners, and critiques of Eisenhower. It notes cynics compare leadership across parties and mentions the rise of third parties like Constitution and States Rights, hinting at a potential conservative realignment to curb big government.
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United States
Adlai Stevenson
Adlai
Eisenhower
ADA
Democratic Party
Constitution
T. Coleman Andrews
Thomas Werdel
Government lobbying by agencies sparks calls for inquiry
Congress is urged to investigate lobbying by government agencies as critics argue it undermines equal rules. Congressional Quarterly notes White House staff expedites programs and agencies like Defense State and others maintain congressional liaison offices. The piece presses that government should not lobby and seeks stricter regulation of official lobbying.
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Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
White House
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State
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Navy
Air Force
Civil Service Commission
Veteran's Administration
House
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Oscar W. Ewing
Government Accounting Office
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Cooking School in Germany Lets Soldier Learn on the Continent
Henry McLemore recounts his day at USAREUR Quartermaster School in Lingeries Germany. He enrolled in the Cooks and Bakers Program, skipped intro weeks, and studied Army Recipes from TM 10-412. He cooked with Dan Werner and James West, learned sanitation and storage, and joked about wife Mary needing a kitchen tool.
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Pendleton
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James W. West
Gloucester
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Werner
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Army
Mary
Ato
Woods
Embarrassing Questions Challenge Moral Law Trust
The text argues that inquiry into human relations reveals moral law harmony and non contradictions in morality. It condemns editors fearing questions, asserts moral principles endure beyond time and place, and warns against relying on those who avoid or dodge moral questions as signs of confusion or intellectual death.
Struggle Over GOP Power Shapes Congress North South Rift
Republicans split along regional lines as power shifts in House committees. Ellsworth’s defeat leaves a vacancy on the House Rules Committee, with West Coast and Eastern contenders vying for influence. California’s rising weight and three new top positions underline an evolving balance of power affecting both chambers and the upcoming presidential race.
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Senate
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GOP
California
Harris Ellsworth
Oregon
Ries Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Thomas E. Dewey
Edgar W. Hiestand
James B. Utt
Oreama
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Scott
Calfornia
Brutal Soviet Treatment of Hungary Criticized in 1920 Dispatch
An excerpt from a 1920 dispatch by Bainbridge Colby criticizes Soviet Russia for denying any moral basis to international agreements. Chicherin replies defending national self-determinism while condemning foreign interference. The note notes Hungary’s revolution and suppression with machine guns, framing U S policy and Bolshevik tactics in global struggle.
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Hungary
Bainbridge Colby
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Colby
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Criceria
Scives
Critique of Soviet Communism Amid Hungarian Crisis
The piece rails against communist tyranny as slavery masquerading as democracy. It denounces the Hungarian crisis and East German revolt as proof that people’s democracies are incomplete and doomed, urging action toward freedom under God and warning of Kremlin oppression.
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Iself Brotherhond
Ringling Circus Ends Rail Era Moves to Latin America
Sarasota report outlines the Ringling Circus winter quarters in a rickety building, the sale of the sleeper cars to Latin America, and the end of the road on trains after union harassment by St. Louis Teamsters Local and AGVA. It notes reduced acts, animal handling, and a shift to indoor venues, with Arthur Concello as new boss aiming to cut costs and reposition the company for a five day week.
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U.S
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New York
Madison Squire Garden
AGVA
Zoo
el Paso
Los Angeles
Shreveport
Arthur Concello
John Ringling North
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Standard Oil
China
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Fossils Defined and North Pole Markers Explained
The piece explains fossil meaning evolution from a rock or mineral to preserved impressions of past life. It notes the Bible highlights the sheep in religious and domestic life, and states no permanent marker marks the North Pole, its position found by careful instrumental study.
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North Pole
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Fragmentary text lists many scattered clues and partial phrases including numbers letters and possible crossword entries. The readable parts show terms like Swiss canton and various incomplete words suggesting a puzzle page rather than a coherent article.
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