Fascism In Action Study Sparks Congressional Debate
The pamphlet Fascism In Action faces criticism as Congress debates watering down content. Critics warn against silencing truth while defenders cite concerns for business and religious groups.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1947
Page
2
The pamphlet Fascism In Action faces criticism as Congress debates watering down content. Critics warn against silencing truth while defenders cite concerns for business and religious groups.
A reflective piece on the B 29 bomber detailing its terror and power in wartime and noting its reduced numbers after the Pacific war. The author argues for maintaining a force of about a hundred aircraft for instant action and continuing development and testing of new models.
The report praises progress in US aircraft development with models like the B-29, B-295, 8-36, Lockheed Constitution, and Northrop XB-3, noting orders and growing capabilities. It warns that Britain and Soviet Russia may rival US air strength, urging focus on future threats beyond World War II.
The Register calls for continued alertness against election corruption following fall thefts at the Raleigh County courthouse. It argues crookedness rumors require thorough investigation and prosecution and that safeguarding the ballot will boost voter participation nationwide.
Discussion of West Virginia's stock-law change requiring owners to be guilty of misdemeanor if livestock runs at large and injures others. Law imposes 5 to 10 dollar fines on negligent owners, with civil action for damages possible. Authors note conflicts between northern farmers and southern small holders and urge caution for drivers.
HAL BOYLE notes in Hollywood that odd characters stand out less amid a region with excess quirks. He describes a barefoot street corner figure, party guests skating at Samuel Goldwyn's set, and a culture chasing fame with fast rises and quick declines.
The Nation Today reports Senator Cain joins a rising critique of lobbyists as he explains the aim is to reveal influence on Congress. It notes lobbyists and private citizens both seek to sway lawmakers by letter or word, a practice seen as a vital link to public opinion.
A Weather Bureau unit develops applied climatology using punched card analysis to forecast odds of rain for business and military planning. The piece links wartime weather intelligence to peacetime uses, and notes 780 registered professional lobbyists in Congress while describing cocktail party lobbying dynamics.
Hollywood star June Havoc, famed for Gypsy Rose Lee and vaudeville roots, makes a third bid for movie fame. She co stars with George Raft in Intrigue and recalls stage and film beginnings, marathon dances, and a shift back to Broadway before this role. California counts grapes crop for 1946 show major splits between wine, raisins, and other uses.
The Indifferent Blade by Lilian Van Ness centers on Calhoun family life in a Vermont village. Architect Andrew Suvaroff enamors himself with Catharine, while Michele watches, prompting clashes, shocks, and a dramatic test of happiness.
Larry teaches Carol on a snow road then they reach Gregory MacDonald’s cabin amid a pine forest. They share a hearty breakfast with Mrs. MacDonald, grow closer, and discuss family ties and Parker as they await a future talk about their feelings.
London’s Mayfair marriage society founded by Mayo Wingate and Geoffrey Whitehouse offers non romantic criteria for choosing mates. Clients fill extensive forms to assess temperament and physical potential, with hundreds of visitors and 50 introductions but no marriages yet. The group expects five years for results while courtships continue.
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