Foundations and IPR under fire by Harold Varney
The American Mercury article by Harold L. Varney attacks the Ford Foundation and others for funding the Institute of Pacific Relations IPR alleging pro Soviet influence. It cites Senate Judiciary panel findings from 1952 and claims Rockefeller and Carnegie funds backed IPR with millions. Varney condemns civil liberties funding by Ford Foundation and warns of left wing influence via tax free foundations.
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Ford Foundation
Institute of Pacific Relations
American Mercury
Harold L. Varney
IPR
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Dean Rusk
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Ipr
Foundation
TPR
Varney
Ford Wise Men
Republic
Clarence P. Case
House
Committee On Un-American Activities
Ford
America
Epteripe
Antie McCarthy
Civil Libertes Union
Battle of Ideas
Mabon
Sibie Foundations
Tax Tales and Tithes through Time in This Page
A reader’s garbled scroll surveys ancient taxation and modern revenue pests. It recalls Hadram the tax collector’s fate, Rome’s tax farming, and biblical yokes, then proposes how to end the income tax burden with dignity and reform.
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Bee
Prem
P&p
Internal Revenue Department
Sali
Cory Gerree
Searpieris
Mirtae
Pace BC
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gibbon
Durance
The Income Tax Root Of All Evil
A brief note on the income tax as a central issue, credited to Frank Chedorov and published by Devine Adaire in New Fork.
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Tee
Der
Beasen Ter
Ydnes- Peeris
Colt of
U.S
Australia
St. Peter
Atheer
Keason
Germany
Russia
Bhatt
Covenies
Frank Chedorov
Devine Adaire
New Fork
Jonal Lewis Heads Secretive Bank Expansion in Washington
Washington report outlines John L Lewis and allied financiers plotting a major expansion of banking and real estate interests. It notes the United Mine Workers funds and Welfare Fund assets, coalition with Eaton and Young backers, and a push to consolidate deposits under a new Washington bank with hundreds of millions in assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Lo Lewsas
Sears
Ursted Mane Workers
Pothtoey
Pautienda Pew
Patna
Paige
Lew
Gervaine
Tecmo Aayet
Cyrus S. Eaton
Chevelama
End Tipender
Robert B Younes
Lewis Nirunishea
New York Central Railroad
Oratoo
Lewis
National Bank of Washington
Truman
National
Eaton
Young
Aroona
New York Central
Seexraleof
Tillionares
John L. Canne Donger
New York
John L
Tea
United Mine Workers
UMW Welfare Fund
Brownie the Dog Remains in Memory of a Family
A reflective obituary-like piece mourns Brownie a dog who died of cancer. The author recalls Brownie’s quiet companionship and intelligence noting how she comforted family members and guarded children, acting with loyalty and warmth through years of daily life.
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Brownie
Ireland
Belgium
France
Germany
Warg Bond
Hollywood
Ward
Mamie O Rourke and the Walks of New York Legends
A nostalgic ramble through New York’s past on Mamie O Rourke’s fame and rival claims. Ed Mulrooney cites police figures, Tammany Hall tales, and Roosevelt era reforms with notes on Dan O Rourke and the Blake Lawlor family.
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New York
E. V. Durling
This Durling
Mamie O’rourke
Ashe
Diamond Dan O'Rourke
Bronx
Jimmy Doyle
Dile
Jim Blake
Tammany Hall
Jim
ASCAP
Mamie O'Rourke
Big Boy Joe
Ludwig Consumo
Democratic Party
Charlie Lawlor
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Charlie
Morning Telegraph
Blake
Charlie Murphy
Anawanda
Ady
House of
Blakes
Lawlers
O’rourkes
Doyles
Lawlor
Dan O’rourke
Ed Mulrooney
O’rourke
East 18Th Street
Kelly
Dorothy Arnold
Mulrooney
Dan O'Borke
Theodore Roosevelt
Tierney
Dan O'Rourke
Roosevelt
Metropolitan
Jelke
Mike Salter
Suicide Hall
Chatham
John O'Connor
St. Paul
United States
Quotes on race schools media and baseball in Army life
A compilation of remarks from public figures and soldiers. Price Daniel defends Negro schools choice. Stritch and Hood praise the newspaper as public square. Pvt Billy Martin notes the ease of playing baseball in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Price Daniel
Tex
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Pvt
Billy Martin
Yankee
Pedestrian safety concerns cited by urban observers
City officials and residents debate street danger as pedestrians face ongoing risk from fast traffic and obstructed crossings. Observers urge improved crosswalks, lighting, and enforcement to reduce accidents and protect vulnerable pedestrians.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid Includes Varying Definitions
A word puzzle lists across and down clues covering spice cure scent comfort awe outfit number aloft state of union etc. The entries span topics from geography to language and anatomy with references to gods and metals in a traditional newspaper style.
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State of Union
Element
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Henry McLemore
Weer
toSner Soniye
Asield
Tess
Leavy Maryvo
Prince
Broa
Louis Ehesberg
Ory
Raleigh
Harritramck
Detroit
Mount McKinley
North America
Mount Blanc
Europe
Faust
Dina Doneser
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Odessa
Texas
Quessa American
East Fourth Bt
Rig—Manning
HcNaught Syndicate, Inc
By Ray Tucker
Hamston National Bank
American Security and Trust Company
Daniel W. Bell
Bell
Groop
Jobin DT
George E. Sokolsky
King Features
Passmore
By Westbrook Pegler
Clifford Hood
U. S. Steel
Estle
Liz
Gladys Parker
India
Arabian
Continent
Ohio
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