Atomic Energy Commission Criticized by Strauss Testimony
The Atomic Energy Commission faced scrutiny as Lewis Strauss testified on twelve national security issues including isotopes delivery to foreign nations. He argued policies risked Soviet access and potentially harmful military applications, while Truman dismissed the inquiry as headline hunting. The piece argues Congress must fully probe administration subversion concerns, contrasting Truman’s stance with public need for accountability.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Congress
Commission
Lewis Strauss
Truman
Atomic Exergy Commission
Strauss
Soviet Russia
America
United States
How to Find Happiness through Planned Joy
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson recounts a disillusioned youth who believed happiness could not come without effort. She explains discovering happiness is a planned, persistent goal, built from small joys in daily life and resolved through personal discipline to foster lasting delight.
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H:ress
Elsie Robinson
Reid
Bible Verse Today's Sermon Text
The selection features a variant of the familiar Matthew 11 28 exhorting readers to come to Christ for rest. The wording emphasizes labor and heavy burdens as the call to seek spiritual relief.
These Days Confession and the Hiss Trial Debates
The piece argues for personal responsibility and truth in the Hiss Chambers affair, noting Chambers exposure of documents, alleged withholding of proof, and the courtroom battles over perjury. It cites key figures like Alger Hiss, Whittaker Chambers, Isaac Don Levine, Adolf Berle, and Eleanor Roosevelt, framing events as treachery and legal maneuvering amid wartime secrecy.
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George Washington
Tiis
Whitaker Chambers
Whittaker Chambers
Isaac Don Levine
Adolf A. Berle Fr
Adl
Loyd Stryker
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Chambers
Jess
Stryker
Eleanor Roosevelt
L Whittaker Chambers
Soviet
Russia
State Department
Fliss
Berle
Court of Law
King
Syed
Canada’s U S goods trade and American capital presence
Canada imported 2.9 billion dollars worth of goods from the United States and hosts over 200 branch factories from U S industries. American capital has heavily invested in Canada since the war. The Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park spans 58,000 acres along the Missouri River in North Dakota.
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Canada
United States
Greece
Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park
Missouri River
North Dakota
Pegler and unions under fire in anti racketeer view
Westbrook Pegler argues unions are mostly dictatorships and rotten boroughs dominated by bosses and appointees. He cites John L. Lewis and Dan Tobin, condemning secret ballots, lack of true rank and file power, and calls for congressional investigations into union governance.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Crown Heights
William J. Smith
Epite
Pegler
Congressional Committee
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Dan ‘Tobin
Carpenters’ Union
Soda
Hodcarriers
Labor unions under fire for corruption and control
A critical column accuses union bosses of corruption and power, describing drunken conventions, rigged credentials, and suppression of rank and file rights. It cites gifts to Israel and Italian projects, coercive dues use, and anti labor abuses by unopposed leaders, urging accountability and reform.
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Pegler
Entiunion
Committee On Resolutions
Rank and File
Israel
Politcal
Italy
Ladies Garment Workers Union
David Dubinsky
Antonini
Stryved Dubinsky
Antoning
Musicians’ Union
California
Maui
Kirk
Syndt
Blood Pressure Diet and Mercury Treatment Discussed
A 20 year research review explains high blood pressure roots in tiny vessels and nerve-related tension. Diets low in salt combined with mercury-based diuretics have reduced pressure in some patients within days, with ongoing relief of symptoms.
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Gariye Et
River beautification plan eyed by city officials
June 21 1939 city commission hears plans for Brackenridge park to the auditorium project. Chairman Jack White proposes ordinances to prevent river pollution and a ban on motor boats in downtown. He urges dredging and beautification of the river from the park to the downtown area.
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New City Commission
Jack White
White
Hager Callighan
Buller
Col
Augustus Belknap
California
Fair Oaks
Belknap
Revival Cure For Pastor Of Immanuel Baptist
The Rev T C Long pastor of Immanuel Baptist church says his lameness from a broken spot four years ago has been cured by divine healing after anointing two months ago by C E Roberts who leads a revival on South Presa street. He also reports relief from a severe throat trouble.
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T. C. Long
Immanuel Baptist Church
Long
C. EB. Roberts
South Presa Street
Broadway Memos and Rotary Club Notes From Walter Winchell
Walter Winchell reviews glit Fridays and Rotary Club conventions noting visitors who filled Madison and other towns without causing traffic or politics. He highlights press scenes, a Brandeis University trustees appointment, a Tucker car story, and a hoax involving Thomas Sutherland at an ad agency. The piece mentions Bauer and press chatter on resignations, retractions, and the era’s media hoaxes.
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Walter
Winchell
Rotary Clubs
Ladies & Gentlemen
Horesty
Madison
Garces
Cisre Boothe Trund
Knopt
Eleanor Rocceveltts
Trusters
Brandeis Universi Waltham Mass
Cartier’s
Walter Whites
Thomas Sutherland
Sutherland
Agence
Abe
Meyer Bérger
the ‘Tiroes
Gazette
Erate Roads of Tetters
Bading Born On the News by ARTHUR Bugs BAER
An opinion piece critiques Hickenlooper's stance on national security and its political fallout. It mocks claims of loyalty as a chemical reaction and questions the administration's handling of uranium and related security issues. The column reflects mid century press rhetoric on loyalty and policy.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Hickenlooper
National Security
Republi
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Crohns
the Atomic Inquiry
Sokolsky
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Brackenridge Park
Mister Breger
Berney
Darlené
Sai
Walter Winchel
N.Y
Walter An
Bading
Peandes
Anton Publie
Suday
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