Loyal Americans For Public Office Controversy Over MacLeish Appointment
APPOINTMENT of Archibald MacLeish as librarian of congress sparks a Dies committee critique by Rep J P Nell Thomas of New Jersey. Thomas cites MacLeish’s alleged ties to Communist fronts and urges Congress to halt Communist influence in government. He argues presidents should appoint loyal Americans, with Senate confirmation limited to citizens who support the American system.
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J. Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Dies
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MacLeish
League of American Writers
Medical Bureau
Dies Committee
United Front
Communist Party
American Youth Congress
Communist United Front
Spanish Aid
Ber
Interstate Commerce Commission
Amlie
Robert Moris Lovett
Virgin Islands
Mr. Thomas
Vatican peace plan urged by Pope for four-power talks
The Vatican advocates a Christian peace built on justice and charity as Pope Pius pushes for a four-power conference excluding Soviet Russia. He argues internal peace stems from fair dealing and commandments of God, preferring moral principles over political expediency to prevent civil strife and war.
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Vatican
Rome
Pius
Russia
Europe
God
Uhe Holy Father
England
France
Italy
Germany
Soviet
Father s Day a Cultural Shift From Praise to Partnership
A reflective piece traces Father s Day origins and its growth over decades. It contrasts casual early gestures with a modern view of fathers and children as equal participants, noting educational shifts and changing family dynamics shaping the holiday s meaning. The narrative blends memory of past celebrations with observations on evolving affection and respect within households.
What Do You Know What to the locale of each of these Cooke and operas
Comic page quiz lists 16 operas and literary works with misread authors and titles. Players must match the locale or setting to each item, ranging from Gilbert and Sullivan to Shakespeare and Dickens, with answers promised on the comic page.
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Harry
Gilbert and
Sullvan
Rania
Helen Jackson
van Pe
BehMer
Stenklewles
Leoncavalio
Synge
Shakespear
Alcott
Homer
Cooper
Dickens
Clinklov
Brance
Workingto
Wagner
Runs Mio
Kling Benen Syndicate
Inco
Sam
Pennant of Faith After Tragedy in Atlantic Revelation
A narrator recalls the 1906 quake and personal terror, then cites an Atlantic Monthly piece about a grieving mother whose faith is rekindled by a sign of God’s presence. The story argues love and kindness prove truth beyond ritual despair. The pennant symbolizes divine comfort seen in human compassion.
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Atlantic Monthly
N Othe
Woo
Roy
Peas
Odd Facts Create Private Seaatic Retort Village
A privately owned seaatic retort on the British tales of Port Metrion in North Wales has led to the creation of a Tlaan village amid ant dream imagery.
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Port Metrion
North Wales
Ant
Ehiteck
Wagner plan probes banking system in $100000 inquiry
Washington June 17 A Wagner committee plan seeks a $100000 inquiry into the banking system led by Federal Reserve Chairman Eccles and Senate bankers chief Robert Wagner. The probe would examine the entire banking structure, with insiders wary of the spectacle and potential shifts in policy as political timelines loom.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Wagner Committee
Federal Reserve
Eccles
Robert Wagner
Senate Banking
Kubdt
New Deal
Treasury
Federal Deposit Insurance
Eocles
Senate
Redek
Eye Disorders Described by Dr Bundesen in School Boy Query
A reader asks about pink eye and its forms as described by Dr Herman N Bundesen, noting how conjunctivitis spreads in children, symptoms such as red eyes and discharge, and treatment cautions. The letter includes patient questions on X ray therapy and possible scarring, with a physician’s brief reply endorsing age appropriate X ray treatment and urging timely care.
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J. H. Dopgart
England
1929 Crime and local bids in San Antonio history
MUNIT 1929 reports Johnc C'retey McKenzi slayer of Detective Chief Sam Street who faced court again as a stay allowed by Governor Dor Moly. bidders on a new wing for Wits Memorial Museum in Brackenridge Park were asked to resubmit after the city rejected all proposals, the lowest bid around $19,000 with only $13,000 to spend. Also noted are medical staff additions to the United States Enrolment Commission in the San Antonio district and Mary’s College 67th commencement with diplomas awarded to noted graduates.
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Johnc C'Retey
Wits Memitorial
Brackenridge Park
C. M. Chambora
Jacoh Rublota
Tits Deetglan
Teublala
San Antonio
United States Earpleyes
Cont B. Milbuin
Hoon
W. C. Russ
Pascal
Venable
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King Features Syndicate
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Ager
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L. A. Light Files
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Sb. Mary's College
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