Protestant Aid to Communists Controversy in Rome
Rome reports the Italian interior ministry told the U S embassy that some American Protestants in Italy, through their activities, unwittingly aid communism. The note follows tensions over Texas Church of Christ evangelists, tied to Vatican battles with the Communist party amid Vatican press coverage. The ministry cited Communist use of sects to mask politics.
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Rome
Interior Ministry
U. S
Italy
Washington
Taly
Church of Christ Evangelists
Texas
Vatican
L'Osservatore Romano
Tha
U.S
Texas lawmakers debate hospital needs and oil tax aid
Bexar county representatives discuss limiting a forthcoming special session to immediate hospital and special school needs. They note a possible 26 million dollar state general fund deficit and consider revising oil production taxes as a partial remedy, with focus on spreading a 22 million hospital program over several years.
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Bexar County
Texas
Hexay County
Robert
Calvert
Jack Ridgeway
Revenue and Tax Committee
Ridgeway
Eleemosyhary
Walter Tynan
Tynan
Comptroller
Rep. O
Latimer
F Latimer
New PC Speed Mark Shatters Postal Card Test Record
Postmaster Dan Quill announced a new speed record at the San Antonio post office. Clerk Lee D. McRae, 28, handled 51 cards a minute in the exam, beating Adolph Stahl's 1935 mark of 50. Previous test attempts had Meltac tying but missing one card. Clerks must retake the six month examination.
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San Antonio
Stalin Mao split sparks widening Communist rift
An unimpeachable Tokyo source reports Joseph Stalin severing with Mao Tse-Tung amid clashes over Manchurian ports and Sino Soviet concessions. The feud allegedly divides Cominform and Japan's Communist party as leaders attack fellow members and defend Sanzo Nozaka.
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Tokyo
Jana
Joseph Stalin
China
Red
Mao Tse-Tung
Cominform
Japan
Communist Party
I. N.S
Sanzo Nozaka
Stalin
Mzo
Daiwen
Russia
Police Probe Sought Into Salas Poll Tax Activities
A police association resolution asks the civil service commission to investigate Officer Leonard Salas over alleged poll tax buying activity. The grand jury is reviewing cashier checks issued for poll tax purposes, and fellow officers condemned Salas’ political activities at a Wednesday meeting. The group also seeks to bar political activity by police and fire employees, with a new statute limiting such action.
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Police Civil Service Commission
Leonard Salas
Grand Jury
Salas
Alsne
Association
Cures
Civil Service Commission
Gulf Shipping Lines Form For Global Freight Service
A new company Gulf Shipping Lines announced plans to provide worldwide ocean freight from Gulf Coast ports including Houston Galveston Brownsville Corpus Christi Beaumont Port Arthur Lake Charles New Orleans and Mobile. Destinations cover the West Indies the Persian Gulf and the Orient, with D Lea as president and headquarters to be in Houston.
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New York
Gulf Parts
Gulf Shipping Ines
Texas
Houston
Galveston
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
Beaumont
Pt. Arthur
Louisiana
Lake Charles
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
West Indies
D. Lea
Houstay
Chinese Leader Mao Enters Tough Moscow Bargain Talks
Hong Kong dispatch reports Mao Tse tung remaining in Moscow after four weeks since leaving China for talks with Stalin. The article notes the Soviet negotiators are hard bargainers as Mao negotiates China’s future in a critical moment.
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Hong Kong
Jay
Lea Mao Tredung
Moscow
China
Stalin
Man
Dez
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Tex
Nadie Weye
Piet Ee
Hard
Morrell
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Armour
del Maiz
Grand Silver
Houston F. Mts
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Mueller Motors
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