No Passports for Our Enemies
A critical Reader's Digest excerpt argues Supreme Court rulings and congressional inaction threaten national security by allowing communists to obtain U S passports. It cites Col Rudolf Able and Soviet spy networks using U S passports to covertly move defense secrets, urging swift congressional action.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Washington
America
Rudolf Ivanovich Able
United States
Russia
U. S
Phenothiazine as a broad spectrum parasite control in farm animals
The article discusses using phenothiazine to treat multiple parasites across horses cattle sheep and goats. It recommends two yearly drenches and free access to a salt phenothiazine mix for nonmilking ruminants, noting milk safety limits for dairy cows and practical trials from Wisconsin on forage trace minerals.
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SAO
University At Wisconsin
Our Enemy at Work and the Passport Loophole
A critical accusation targets Dr. W. E. DuBois and his wife for obtaining new passports after a Supreme Court decision. Mrs DuBois travels to Ghana to read a speech praising communist powers, while DuBois meets Khrushchev in Moscow and is awarded the Lenin Peace Prize. The piece urges Congress to deny passports to known communist agents and questions why action has stalled.
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DuBois
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
China
Moscow
Peiping
Congress
Idaho Boundaries Defined In Series On The State
Do You Know Your Idaho presents a first fact segment detailing Idaho’s boundaries. It describes starting at the Snake River mid channel near Oregon, tracing to the mouth of the Clearwater, then north to the 49th parallel, east to the 39th meridian, and south along that line to the Bitterroot Mountains and Rocky Mountains intersection.
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Idaho
Snake River
Oregon
Kooskodéskia
Clearwater River
Washington
Bitter Root Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Franklin County News Ad Page Encourages Local Support
The piece outlines a historic geographic description from the Rocky Mountains to Oregon and ends by urging readers to support local advertisers who sustain the newspaper. It stresses that the paper is made possible largely by business firm advertising and invites reader loyalty to neighboring businesses.
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Drake
Detective Bureau
Matam
Pops
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Soviet Union
Gustav Bohstedt
Animal Husbandry
University of Wisconsin
Bohstedt
Telephone
City Finance Company
N¢State St
Preston
West Motor Co
North State
Preston, Idaho
Chevy
Chevrolet
Rolle 45
Sturdi Bilt
Cranney
Chevrolet—Co
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