Rule of the Mob and the Communist Threat to Free Government
The piece argues that Communist influence via Moscow and Beijing threatens Japan and the Western world, urging decisive action by the United States and allies. It cites historical fascist rise as caution and calls for bold measures and national planning to defend freedom.
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Moscow
Peiping
Japan
United States
Stevensons
Fulbrights
Labor trains unionists in mobile political action schools
Victor Riesel reports AFL CIO COPE conducts 2 day mobile training across the United States from Savannah to Portland to prepare labor officials for the fall campaign. Films by NAM and Knopf on Forand tax welfare issues guide delegates as they study six 15 minute reels and four topics and prepare to attack 14 targeted senators.
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Hile
Democratic Party
Labor
Labor Institute For Political Action
Canmel
U. S
Hawaii
Alaska
Republican Party
NAM
Guy Nunn
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
National Association of Manufacturers
Businessmen’s Association
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Labor Conflict
Christophers
Georgia
Oregon
Savannah
Portland
Ore
Philadelphia
Middle Atlantic States
Jim McDevitt
al Barkin
Forand
Coney Island
Waikiki Beach
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
James Eastland
Miss
Allen Ellender
J. Allen Frear, Jr
Del
John McClellan
Ark
A. Willis Robertson
Richard Russell
Strom Thurmond
Gordon Allott
Cole
Styles Bridges
Carl Curtis
Neb
Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Karl Mundt
Leverett Saltonstall
Mass
Andrew Schoeppel
Kan
Health Talk on Saliva Secretion Hypersecretion Causes and Care
The article explains normal saliva production of two to three pints daily and describes hypersecretion reaching up to 10 quarts in 24 hours. It lists causes such as drugs tobacco mushrooms and poisons plus mouth and nervous system disorders. Symptoms include bitter taste thick speech and possible vomiting indigestion diarrhea and abdominal pain. A doctor should be consulted for underlying diseases and oral hygiene.
Pen Portrait Of Malinovsky by George E SokolsKy
In Paris Khrushchev kept two constant aides nearby and Malinovsky a new face who listened intently as Khrushchev whispered in his ear. The piece cites Hearst Randolphs and Considine Conniff sketches describing Malinovsky’s bulldog face stout handshake and formal office presence.
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Malinovsky
George E. Sokolsky
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Andrei Gromyko
United States
United Nations
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Khrushchev
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Bob Considine
Frank Conniff
Nine Rows of Ribbons and a Marshal’s Portrait
excerpted interview highlights Malinovsky, the Soviet marshal, wearing nine rows of ribbons beneath a Lenin Star. He speaks with blunt authority on Soviet military thinking, unity with the Communist party, and the army as a political instrument. He contrasts American and Soviet views on political influence and the Korea war.
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Lenin
Malinovsky
Stalin
United States
Conniff
Red Army
Valinovsky
Communist Party
Republican Party
Soviet Union
Through the Years from The San Antonio Light
A compilation note lists past items with dates and figures. On June 20 1950 Atty Gen Price Daniel asked the Supreme Court to reconsider the Sweatt decision. June 26 1940 farmers violating the Agricultural Adjustment act face likely fines. June 20 1930 Col W B Tuttle to be master of ceremonies at Ran- dedication.
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Price Daniel
U. S. Supreme Court
Herman Marion Sweatt
University of Texas Law School
Bexar County Agricultural Conservation Assn
Col
W. B. Tuttle
Ran
Quote and Unquote Columnists on Montgomery and Hell
The column cites Peter Simple in The Daily Telegraph mocking Montgomery’s glowing reports from Maoist China and recounts a planned aerial review at Brooksfield and Dodd Field with Brig. Gen. B. D. Folds. It also lists San Antonio political and civic notes from June 1920, 1910, and 1888 including a candidate for district attorney and a Churchill snub.
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London Daily Telegraph
Field Marshal Montgomery
Mao
Red
China
Montgomery
Hell
England
Churchill
San Antonio
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