Cover-Up Charge Targets Senate Inquiry
The Senate committee investigating federal employees faced record access denial, forcing suspension of hearings. The piece accuses the White House and Presidents Truman and successors of suppressing information to shield disloyal or incompetent workers, citing Pearl Harbor records and other cases as evidence of a broader pattern of cover ups.
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States Senate
United
United States
Congress
White House
Truman
Pearl Harbor
I Am 100 Percent American Rejecting Stalin’s Russia
The writer denounces Communist influence and Russian brutality from Lenin to Stalin. She criticizes federal investigations as bungled antics of old fifties, mocks conciliatory policies, and declares strong anti Stalin stance with the line IT STINKS. The piece reflects postwar American anti-communist sentiment and personal insult toward critics and “Rusala.”
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Miss Robinson
Sweetie Pie
Joe Stalin
Rusala
Federal Investi
Russia
Ravermaint
Gramming
Lenin
Stalin
Moscow
King Pew
Broadway and Elsewhere By Jack: ALP row over arrests and Parrino
A long Manila Times style critique notes five ALP figures arrested for disorderly conduct after an incident tied to Patrolman Parrino on Madison Avenue. It portrays accusations as political, references Mayor O'Dwyer, police, and a Spanish speaking community campaign against ALP influence, with protests and calls for Parrino’s dismissal.
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Wall Street
Vito Sercantonto
Gestapo
NEVD
Labo Party
Vally
110Th St
Fifth Ave
Parrino
Medine
Jal
Andrews
Herman Englander
Marcantonio
O'Dwyer
Wallander
ALP
Parrinn
Marc
Minesantonia
Manuel Medina
American Labor Party Club
Medina
Igell
New Drug Discoveries and Drug Reactions
A discussion by Dr H N Bundeser emphasizes cautious use of recent medicines under physician supervision. It lists penicillin streptomycin sulfonamides benadryl thiouracil and propylthiouracil among potential hazards, including skin rashes, anemia, nerve damage, kidney injury and blood disorders, with monitoring and watchfulness advised.
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Benadry
King Feat. Aynd., Inc
White House witness mocks anti-American probes in farcical testimony
Dramatic hearings spark a satirical scene as J Walsh, claiming long White House residence since 1933, denies pro-American propaganda and traces his origins from Bessarabia to Boston. The mock inquiry, led by Commodar Slupp, parodies political fear and fringe ideologies with names and dates blending spoof and past era.
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Washington
J. Walsh
White House
Walst
Bureau of Semantics and Casuistry
The
Geodelic Survey
Uithy
Peodetic Survey
Geodetic Survey
Roosevelt
Walsh
Committee Against pro-American Activisies
Supreme Court
George Spelvin
Patrigl
Marcantonia-Taylor
Doris Slupp
Lend-Lease Inquisitor
Moscow
Harvard Law School Alumna Prompts Navy Patriotism Debate
The transcript recounts Westbrook Pegler discussing Harvard Law School ties and democracy in Washington. Walsh, a former naval admiral, denies World War I service, recalls shifts from junior ideologue to senior contemplator in the White House and State Department, and notes harsh treatment in a brig during a time of pro-American sentiment. The exchange critiques patriotism and privilege amid hearings continuing.
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Harvard Law School
Abi
Pressman
Washington
United States Navy
Slupp
Kaiser
Wall Street
Treland
Walsh
Department of Labor
Civil Service
Delalled
White House
State Department
Supreme Court
Navy
King Foal Synd
Baering On The News About Olympic Games Protests
Arthur Baer criticizes Olympic protests and the spectacle surrounding finish tapes and judges. He mocks the photo lineup and notes the的不 seriousness of the event while calling it a losing racket dressed as goodwill.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
August 14 headlines span a century of politics and feuds
A collage of dates from August 14 across 1818 to 1988 highlights political shifts and notable incidents. References include Roosevelt and Democratic party dynamics in 1988 Georgia primaries, the 1928 slot machine war, a 1908 sheriff candidacy nudge, 1898 Nat Lewis in Galveston, and a Pike County clash between Hatfields and McCoys with multiple casualties.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Georgia
President Way
Tus New Beal
Seuts
Texas
Ray Lambert
Nat Lewis
Galveston
Cattleburg
Pike County
Beley Creek
Communist party turmoil exposed at conventions
A 1948 note from Antonio Light describes factional strife within both major parties and calls out the Communist Party for suppressing minority opinions. It portrays leaders expelling members like Francis Franklin for dissent, while critics claim the party breeds obedience and suppresses constitutional rights within its ranks.
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Communist Party
Bob Klonsky
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Francis Franklin
Franklin
Alter Franklin
Willin
Unniteri
America
Balkans
Bob Kronsky
Com
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Mey
Earl’ Browder
Browder
Klonsky
Puay
Communist ‘Party
Dabwright
Kins Fret
Sea, Inc
Antonio Light
Sap Antonio Licht
Sag Aptoniu Gazetla
Iar
Qual Allen Ae
San Antonio
Fesday
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Mure
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Madison Ave
Stetson-House
Mie
E. Logd St
Frank Quintano
Madison
Albert Mantinet
Ft BE
Jay Medina
Tesus Flores
Francesca Arehilla
Harlem
Republican Party
Scottoriggio
Marccantonio
LaGuardia
Marcantonia
Dr. H. N. Bundeser
Riv
Walte
Slyde Park
Yalta
Teteran
Stupp
Marx
Ansiver
Skepova
Bessarabia
Bessarabisa
Ivan Wowupinker
Slepova
Ireland
Boston
Woopinkolt
Tam Lvan Walsh
Commissin
Woopins Kolt
Commissar
Shipp
Harvard Law Schol
Mo Walsh
Pree Vom Mooney
Lw.w
Lawyers* Guild
Weenie
Wien
Vienna
Laski
Dave Niles
Dave
Neuhaus
By Westbrook Pegler
Baering
Primate International Goodwill
L. A. Light
Mister Breger
George E. Sokolsky
Ares
Mexico
Wwe
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Sain
Anton
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