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THE MERRY-GO-ROUNDKKK Revived in Ohioa* ouw rcAtsoNWASHINGTON-Ku Klux KlanUm seems to have had a slight reimenatian tn Ohm Judxir* by a recent meeting of the Klan be* at Tit Z. Market 8U AkronThough mtm'xt* wrrt carefully ftcratinlj»d tnorder to tu out*Adera, hero is * torttf luminary of whftt happened ftt meeting!Cfc-cf K 'anaman SbcakJey *w in Canada. so Irry MrClmsry acted m rhaliman Slxty-twopeople wre prnant for lunch, including women, though not a2 stayed for th* mating afterward.Klaa ftfffths ftod buwoeu w«w nni ! dvctmad at thf tableMeClcnsey. after cp-nlne the ImeriiTuc. a»krd for dkfc*uv»lon from be f/jor. Mrs Mrs* stated that ce thf preriou* Sunday ru*hl snr | had heard Dr nr Prsraoc attack Uir Kisn and that ah* widiod to make a moOcm that Kianimcn v?rott Poarton.* he U« •uiir»llt;d Dial all Ktam-propf*. tbftr friend* aM relative*. talk against P«ma .AT I - and •tart the ms»r that He la a rrarvtn Jew or a Cat boh*. The ofhlteo u M^-ondfd and pa%%#d J? to 0.p.oy WaMrem xakS hr hid been prat If led to note j that adiwra* pobftty livtc the Klan had disappeared frem the nrwapapers He laid h* beheved ; American* now were not worry Ins too much about | aha* K haotvsilod ev*r*r*a and tint this Surnnwr WOUld see a rebirth of the KianThe country tv«U Klan leadership to protect It from the neachinat^cj of the Jew* arvl the tnflu-tM of the OUhottd, ha «mpl****d. and predicts! the Kian toco mou:c Rare the greatest iwm-berahlp of any ccwanaaUoo to the United Mate*, \VlffVnvt replied that (Kk belief -M • hared by every Khmmin la the Akron district and the Klin sraa J»»«l imNfcag fee the go-ahead »ign«l from Ur. Samuel Gere*, the Grand Dragee. In Atlanta.MlBi Orabl*. the secretary. ads-jad that ah# hadtecanwd do corr«]Kcdeae« rrscB the Orand Draroo cc aavco* in Atlanta hul telle.nl Mr flhmktay had • exchanccd kttos w'th the Grand Dragon foOvwIng hlft «lan to Atlanta.Mrs Yoho suggmed that, in dew of the mrno-rial prcwram he-Vd that day. live verier*! ditri^xaes ; W cut short Its* meeting *m adjourned.Alt*.- the roeeiinf tile car mattbet* had a-y. Everetttnnr. h- 1 RtrtaUw aiul Prune Or an mm—all rubber worker*—regarding the OMUMBlM element among ! the ruhCer worker* union ahlrh they aaid wax agitating foe another strike.Ther accused John Knirht. owner of the Akron Beacon-Journal, u being pen-Communist.Nol*--.Vr. Xr'aht also piMbb* the M ami Herald. the Detroit PJee Pm* Chicago Daily News, and U former prwtidrol of the American Society of Newsparer Edltocn The Akrc© Beacon-Journal «u «‘.»en credit by both the executive* of the robber te-duitir *nd the leaders of the rubt*?-workers union for he.p;n* insure a aiUUmml of reren*. labor dxf-fermzes It *u the amiable settlement of robber lndi;*iry Ubur trouble mhirh set the pattern for I suhteQurct sr-t!emrt* In the auUenobtk. etrel. I elelt;trtr«J and other Industrie* wo*• If Bo'.'ir-i Premier Jftalio really meant what be J sam about wanting to anroirirr peacr iri*wn U ». and Ruuis. he might start by tooting Russia's bigoted, bfimulartac Andrwi Orocyko Into the wUt! mm re, of Sttorla.Xn UV 14 pran of Ao\t-Am*rlran diplnmatir I reUttm*. no Russian diplomat tn the DBA has bean ! a wore- flop Some people w under «hrthtr Orottykb ha* ever asniled at anycuv ijKludmR his wife.E»r* some of his Anrirt ralWacttea drnovnre r-r«stjkn to hu face for being a# atotlivat*.lt;hr of Uioat hating him mmt la Ukraroan Porriya Mat. D Z MauulUhy, who openly utOonJ why Mulnlov kcep* Oromyko around. Acdrel Vlsb. Jn*ky, B' w.t t pore gn Mtnldir. evr» rrfars to Gromyko at a Molotov *ix«e‘ and U eoaally crJU-C»l. .Gromyko make* a feUih of being cvrrtvartng and a general imfnffd H» under:inis in -brave nr* «o*Vt iocWIT are seared stiff Roc an I-ly. bt isa’dtd a flat sd^t to all Borvt esnpinyet at the UN harrtni them from any unofBcial socialrrtattons with »-RA*un». Rdstj— this. Bonngirl fclennrraphers eauoht daUDf r.cn-R’isatans sere to be ehipprd home. Ornmyko woejkJn t even let Ihrm Msoriatw with cltirms of such pro-8ovtet| cour.tnef as YugoaUria Poland and GBochoeia\*aklaPin* II* tw |Wx. -K. h»n»n u hetnnc I* a onlnn. H prmwMa U ••daU glUsens wf ~m«-hustjlr ’ reanlrin.U. 8. dipVcr.at* »hi deal with the Russian* ut that exen touch-hided Pcrripi Min. ICdMm I* a prince of grarinusr-M avonsxlde Grcwrrko.Dunne ttoe last full irs General Auemh'y meee-ir.w. Molotov held n rhtly dmceri for pto-8ov*.et dtpbnsu at tu» Oxn Cove i. j. r»aie. an^* them arvoe hack and forth on ratloua poUclm before reaching a dtrlUunN'nw, willi Gromyko la eharge. nm (he Aerlrf aatellKrw don't know ekal’i happening.Tbey reler u» Gromyko as the ••douh!e-crtmer.,, claim h.e goes out of Uw way to prove that they ar« Ufyosr* of thn Rawuoi hr ref'iwnc to dlscuaa RiiMtab N'^ind « upciwaingOur dlphamat ahcwrd Orecnvko a speech h* P'-tnnfd to make, wherrutvm Ornmyko tocrowed It. tad before the a«lrn‘.«HM diplomat reallaed what wa* happening, had delivered It hlnuvtf.So tfgtci u Orowykn that Ruulan offlrtali at U«e UN don't dare accept an ta«ttaUcn to l^anrh without hit c*ay. A*ked u lunch by forelgnnrs, they exruse thcmeftwi wtth sinne rvmarlt rrxh as. ■I hate a mr-tins to attend. or 1 never *at lunch. •r “I don t eat until 3 p.m Raault: Hortilitv to Ruwla tnrxeaw#* in dlreet prccoftion u» Oromjkn* nastmen at The United .Vatmos And Aznettcan akeptlriam over s*n) n * prclt;e»iueion d tim»d«h.p tnrrfa*e« tn equal pro-PWImo.
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Orlando Morning Sentinel
Orlando, Florida, US
Mon, May 19, 1947
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