Texas Daze on Oil Riches and Political Fear
The piece compares The Reporter and Time magazine coverage of Texas oil wealth and its political implications. It argues Texans align with signals from The Reporter’s critique of anti-New Deal uses of wealth, while noting Time’s glare on billion-dollar fortunes. The author claims common Texans fear internal threats more than external enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texans
The
Reporter
Liberal
Time
Murchison-Hunt- Richardson
Murchison
Theodore H. White
McCarthy
America
Notes On Australia in Sydney at Government House
Fragmentary notebook tone describes a visit to Government House in Sydney during a Queen Elizabeth stay. It contrasts a Georgia speaker’s pride with a vivid image of the Queen's chair, hinting at social humility and aspiration. The note ends mid thought about keeping one’s nose in the grindstone.
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Sydney
Australia
Government House
Elizabeth
Georgia
Amebic Dysentery Risks and Public Health Notes
A health column discusses amebic dysentery caused by an intestinal parasite, its transmission through food water and flies, varying symptoms from mild to fatal, and the need for early treatment and prevention. It notes diagnosis via stool examination and the recurrence risk despite treatment, and comments on sanitation and plumbing to prevent epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sne
Mrs. K
Racial tensions and world language issues in mid century politics
A Washington analysis notes Chief Justice Warren’s ruling on segregation could swing Democratic gains in the South while reshaping party lines. Churchill’s stance and Churchill Eden shifts reveal broader Cold War diplomacy. The piece discusses a shared world language need and rail terminology conflicts sparking international misunderstandings.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Asher outlines broad goals of economic foreign policy
Robert E. Asher, formerly of the State Department, argues the United States seeks to attract support for democracy through economic measures and tariff changes. He warns the program could cost trillions, risks neutralism, and may burden taxpayers for decades, threatening the American economy.
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Robert E. Asher
State Department
Free World
Harvard
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
United States
Asher
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
North Atlantic Treaty Area
NATO
Europe
Asia
Russia
China
Berlin
The Income Tax Root Of All Evil
Book note on Frank Chodorov edited work published by Devin Adair Co to examine the income tax as a central cause of economic and political issues in American life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa American
East Fourth St
Odens
Frank Chodorov
The
Devin-Adair Co
New York
Mocking Waxed Hymn Books and Halfhearted Worship
A comment by Rev. Lamar Watkins of Stone Mountain Georgia condemns frequent churchgoers who contribute little yet leave with costly hymnals. Architect Frank Lloyd Wright blasts midwestern cities as ugly, expressing strong urban critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar Watkins
Stone Mountain
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The text is garbled and unreadable, lacking clear names, places, or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper item. No verifiable entities or actions can be extracted for a proper T and S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb Carter
Mary Pickford backs Chaplin amid political shift
The elderly star Mary Pickford, once tied to United Artists with Charlie Chaplin, publicly defends him as he courted a so called peace prize amid Cold War tensions. She hints at a changed political stance since 1944, citing Chaplin and a controversial World Peace Council prize.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
United Artists
Miss Pickford
California
Los Angeles Examiner
P. S
Roosevelt
Chaplin
Europe
New York Mirror
Packer
Mary
Mary ‘Pickford
America
United States
God
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
Westbrook Fegler
Moscow
Pickford Chaplin row sparks U S freedom debate
The letter and broadcast clash over America's domestic policy and freedom of speech. Mary Pickford defends due process for Charlie Chaplin while criticizing anti communist pressures and shining light on the guardianship of liberties for future generations.
Crossword Puzzle and Word Clues
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United States Treasury
Beng Trust
Dia God Hand
Phow
Hitler
Stalin
Seattle
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John Northcatt
New South Wales
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Babe Ruth
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Dizzy Dean
Hawkesbury
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Gregory Peck
Douglas MacArthur
Coral Sea
Truman
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Odessa
Myere
Ational Whirligig
By Ray Tucker
Dixie
Herman Talmadge
Mir
Molotov
Churchill
Ill
Eisenhower
Dulles
Anthony Eden
F.D.R
Yalta
Wal
Supreme Court
South
Mason and Dixon Line
Harlem
Heaven
Lord
Virginia
Russell
McClellan
Arkansas
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Magazine
Chenab
Kash
George Malone
Senate
Frank Lloyd Wright
U. N
Mae
By Westbrook Pegler
King Features
Pation
Patrick Henry
United Nations
Pentagon
Jonathan Yank
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