Enact Gwinn resolution to outlaw communism in U S
The proposal declares the Communist International and all related entities enemies of the United States under constitutional authority. It argues treason penalties would apply to members and fellow travelers aiding the party. It urges immediate action, via Gwinn’s resolution or Mundt Nixon legislation, to round up and immobilize suspected communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Rep. Gwinn
New York
House
Communist International
Comintern
Cominform
United States
Communist Party
U.S
Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
Gwinn
Scotland
Britain
Lawton
The True Charity Of Neighboring With Folks
A compact reflection on charity as genuine neighborliness. The speaker warns against charity done for self gain or show, arguing true kindness comes from modest, steady fellowship with others and not from judgment or spectacle.
True Charity Or False Altruism Says Elsie Robinson
The piece urges humility and genuine giving over performative acts. It argues true charity comes from inner values, not public display, and warns fake charity as the worst fraud. It emphasizes doing good quietly and without boastful self-interest.
Bible Verse Fragment Weighs Heist and Saviour Theme
Fragment from TODAY'S BIBLE TEXT reports a claimed witness statement about hearing and recognizing the Saviour in a world heist context. The line references John IV 42b, framing a theological reflection on belief and witness amid crime.
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John IV
These Days Letter to Tydings by George Sokols ky
George E Sokols ky writes a pointed reply to Senator Tydings criticizing the state department probe into communists. He defends Isaac Don Levine and Ralph de Toledano, argues editors err in copying text, and warns the conscience of America about Korea and policy failures.
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Tydings
State Department
Joe McCarthy
America
Asia
Carthy
Korea
Isaac Don Levine
Ralph de Toledano
Larsen
Marx
Levine
Hollywood
Gen. Krivitsky
Whittaker Chambers
Adolph A. Berler
White House
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Toledano
Newsweek Magazine
Stalin
Letters to The Editor on Texas tour and soldiers shot
The writer questions why soldiers are being shot in the face with hands tied, reflecting frustration from letters to The Light about a tour of Texas and the suffering of doctors, lawyers, carpenters, and dishwashers. The piece highlights public outrage at wartime violence and seeks accountability.
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the Light
Texas
Garpenters
Neurocirculatory Asthenia Described in Medical Q and A
A medical Q and A discusses neurocirculatory asthenia a condition with breathlessness rapid heartbeat chest pain nervousness and fatigue. It notes most patients recover fully or remain minimally disabled over time and that anxiety does not commonly lead to other illnesses. Diagnosis relies on heart studies including X rays and ECG to rule out actual heart damage.
Medical Advice On Thyroid and Heart Health From H N Bundesen
Dr Bundesen outlines evaluation steps for suspected thyroid overactivity and heart damage. He recommends basal metabolism tests, X ray, and electrocardiogram to determine heart status, noting heart damage cannot be stated without thorough study. A separate patient lists aches and fatigue, with potential causes including fibrositis arthritis thyroid deficiency or nervous and circulatory disorders, pending careful examination before treatment.
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A. M
King Fea Syn. Inc
10 and 20 Years Ago July 29 1940 La Villita notes
Buffalo and longhorn steers roamed La Villita with skulls and bones found in an old well by taxidermist Adrian Tiies during excavations for a new library. Also reports gang of kidnappers and Isaac Bledsoe of the San Antonio Music Co. as an extortion victim.
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la Villita
Adrian Tiies
Tuly
San Antonio
Victin
Isaac Bledsoe
San Antonio Music Co
Leslie's Weekly
Holland’s
Brackenridge Park
Ray Lambert
Notable figures clash in era of Cold War fears and media power
The column catalogs a collage of public and media figures from Comrie Morehouse to Hoovers aides, noting FBI scrutiny, wartime politics, and international refugee debates. It touches on Ireland, Scotland, Korea, and U.S. policy, linking figures like Dick Hood and Lou Nichols to broader tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Bag
Hoover
Lou Nichols
Fa Scheidt
Bill Whelan
New York
George McSwain
Chicago
Dick Hood
Los Angeles
Bacring Down On the News by Arthur Bugs Barr
The piece critiques United Nations action amid ongoing conflict at the thirty-eighth parallel. It argues for a responsible organization, warns against overbearing orders, and urges calmer, steadier approaches to international tension.
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Arthur
Bugs” Barr
The
United Nations
Org
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Arthur Vandenberg
Glens Falls
George E. Sokolsky
King
Bynd
Inc
William Randolph Hearst
Dr. H. N
Excavatio
Mustang
Callaghan Oday
Coumett
Fuly Ne
Franck Dry Goods
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Mister Breger
Pal
Ward’ Morehouse
Georgia
R Tierney
Irene”. Judes
Ridh Rita
Atlantic City
Belasco
Keats
Speed
Cereto
Deak
Lola. Montes
Bert de Pasach
Ellen
Tim
Ungar
Hell
Daily Variety
Il Square
Ken Murray
Louis Sobolie
Peggy Strohl
Strohl
Ireland
International Refugee Organization
IRO
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