Editorial on Oil Policy And Grand Jury Probe
The four month old federal grand jury inquiry into a world oil monopoly, ordered by President Truman, risks harming U.S. oil strength and defense. State and Defense Departments oppose the probe as dangerous, while the Justice Department pursues thousands of documents from domestic and foreign firms, including Anglo Iranian. A unified policy among State, Defense, and Justice is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Justice Department
America
Iran
United States
State Department
Defense Department
Defense
Morocco
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Brownell
Justice
McLemore’s Humorous 1953 New Year’s Resolutions
Hollywood humorist McLemore lists twenty two pledges for 1953 in a lighthearted spoof. He jokes about small mischiefs and vanity while lampooning self improvement, ending with a vow to keep all resolutions.
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Hollywood
Calif
Rockefeller Foundation
Pople
America
Pope Pius XII former secretary of state for Vatican City
The present Pope held the office of secretary of state of Vatican City before his election, which made him Pope Pius XII. The Missouri Valley extends from Montana to Missouri and covers about one sixth of the U.S. area. Cashmere wool comes from the downy fleece of goats, yielding about three ounces per goat. Mackintosh is named after Charles Mackintosh who founded a Scottish plant for waterproof cloth. Whales lack external hind limbs though vestigial traces remain in their skeleton.
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Eugenio Pacelli
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Missouri Valley
Montana
Missouri
Mackintosh
Charles Mackintosh
Scotland
Odessa American publication data for December 31 1952
The Odessa American lists its publication details including date December 31 1952, location Odessa Texas, daily except Saturday, address 222 West Fourth Street, postal classification second class, and contact information. Subscription rates shown: 30 cents weekly in city, $15 yearly, $8 half year, $1.50 monthly.
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Odessa American
Last Fourth St
Odessa
Consistency as Guiding Principle in Editorial Mission
The paper asserts a commitment to truth aligned with enduring moral guides including the Golden Rule the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence. It invites readers to point out any inconsistencies with these principles and promises corrective action.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
PTA Claims for All Children Questioned in Critique
A critical pamphlet accuses the National and State PTAs of misrepresenting their claim to voice all children and of promoting a pro United Nations agenda. The text argues local units distort bylaws and push democracy as mob rule while funding a moral climate at odds with Jewish and Christian ethics.
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PTA
Ptas
National Congress of Parentsand Teachers
Parent-Teacher Association
Congress
United States
United Nations
Roosevelt Truman legacy seen in lasting social and economic gains
Washington observers weigh two decades of Roosevelt and Truman policy as they evaluate social security expansion labor stability and farm support amid postwar recovery. They note reforms in stock markets and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as durable achievements shaping future policy.
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Washington
Roosevelt-Truman
Korea
Eisenhower
Wall Street
Dewey
Securities and Exchange Acts
Power Trust
Reconstrution Finance Corporation
Herbert Hoover
Truman Cronies
Lnto
Tree Drag End Of An Era
A 1952 perspective argues that Roosevelt did not author New Deal socialization but used united front tactics via allies and communists. It claims his popularity hid a broader social revolution, with minorities mobilized to secure political power while maintaining alliance with communists.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Roosevelt
Our Times
Harry Hopkins
David Cushman Coyle
Stuart Chase
Felix Frankfurter
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Congress
United Front
Kremlin
United States
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Dies Committee
Armed Services
White House
Lauchlin Currie
David Niles
Michael Greenberg
Earl Browder
Political jab volleys in campaign rhetoric flare
The administration alarms farmers with price fears while warning consumers of higher costs. Senator George Aiken notes the tactic as a scare in both directions. Douglas McKay predicts Stevenson will face political death from Harry Truman’s influence.
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Sen George Aiken
Stevenson
Harry Truman
Douglas McKay
South Carolina
Razor Study Reveals Time Spent Shaving by Men
Murray A. Kushell, a razor researcher, notes that by age 65 the average man will have spent about eight months of his life shaving. The finding underscores how daily grooming accumulates over a lifetime.
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Murray A. Kushell
Supreme Court Ruling Sparks Civil Rights Backlash
Statement by William Hugh Morris adjutant of the KKK affiliated American Confederate Army pledges peaceful legal opposition if the Supreme Court bans segregation, signaling continued organized resistance.
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Supreme Court
William Hugh Morris
Mystery Man Offie and the CIA in European meddling
A column raises concerns about a mysterious figure known as Offie linked to the CIA and Lovestone circles, alleging covert influence over European politics. The piece critiques bureaucratic secrecy, mentions Irving Brown, Dubinsky, and Wal lace, and questions U S involvement in Europe through agencies like MSA and the ECA.
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William C. Bullitt
Kremlin
Roosevelt
John Reed
Harvard Red
Louise Bryant
Offie
Central Intelligence Agency
Strange l
Overdell Smith
Ike
Russia
Bullitt
CIA
Isolini
GPU
Gestapo
Musiv
Irving Brown
FBI
Truman
Aeneson
Eisenhower
New York
Jay Lovestone
Lovestone
Dave Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Aman
Europe
Mutual Security Administration
MSA
Marshal J.plan
Paul Hoffman
ECA
de Witt Wallace
Reader’s Digest
Brown
How to Gain Weight The Right Way
The Doctor advises weight gain through a balanced diet with higher calorie foods and more frequent meals. Increase portions gradually and add extra snacks like milk with cream, while maintaining exercise to use fuel efficiently.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M. D
K. G
Puzzle Clues and Worldly Terms Cross Reference List
A compact clue set covering physics terms watercourses biblical books and assorted hints. Includes entries like tropical bird swan river and god of war mars alongside notes on lines speed flavor and declines.
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Tek
Reg Manning
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Tair
Mystery Man
By Westbrook Pegler
King Features
Romar Road
Slaughter House
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