Handbook for Amer i cans on the Communist Party U S A
A 25 year Congressional record presents The Handbook for Americans published by the Internal Security Subcommittee. It defines the Communist Party U S A as a Moscow dominated conspiracy and outlines its claimed methods, reach, and subversive activities in American life with FBI testimony and statements from Igor Gouzenko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Congress
America
Congress
Communist Party of the
Murray Hill Station
New York
Internal Security
U. S. Senate Committee On the Judiciary
James ©. Eastland
Mississippi
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
John J. McClellan
Arkansas
Price Daniel
Texas
John Marshall Butler
Maryland
Herman Welker
Idaho
Arthur V. Watkins
Utah
William FE. Jenner
Paeiana
Communist Party
U.S A
U.S.A
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Igor Gouzenko
Comintern
Moscow
Jaycees Race for President as Four Seek Nomination
The Junior Chamber of Commerce races heat up with four candidates vying for the future Jaycee president on April 24. Nomination night is set for April 24 with elections on May 15, while treasurer candidate J R Watson seeks the post. May 26 will crown the year’s officers and Man of the Year.
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Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Keith Bess
Bob Porter
Clem Beal
John Marshall
J. R. Watson
Jarcee
Warner
Jaycee
The quality of mercy is not strained in poetry
William Shakespeare writes that mercy falls like rain and blesses both giver and receiver. It elevates rulers beyond power, showing true majesty. Mercy resides in kings hearts and mirrors divine justice.
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God
Communist Work Highlighted by Party Influence in NY
The article notes appreciation from the Party for actual work and urges continued Communist activity. It states about half of hard-core Communists in America are in New York, with many in California and concentrated in production transport shipping and communications where propaganda is shaped. It emphasizes the broad reach of each Communist’s influence.
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America
Communist Party
Communist Daily Worker
New York State
Californ
Cay
Ann Sisson Hostess To Intermediate G A s
The Intermediate G A s of the First Baptist Church met at Ann Sisson home on Monday night March 19 for a regular meeting. They recited the watchword aid allegiance and sang the G A hymn. Frances Sparks read scriptures. The secretary reported and the treasurer noted a 1.25 dollar offering. Members present included Anne Crowell Weymouth Heusser Sue Ford Barbara Wilson Charlotte Foster Frances Sparks Carmen Hulehan Mildred Smith Linda Baugher Dorothy Davis Libby Headlee and Ann Sisson.
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First Baptist Church
Ann Sisson
Frances Sparks
Anne Crowell
Weymouth Heusser
Sue Ford
Barbara Wilson
Charlotte Foster
Carmen Hulehan
Mildred Smith
Linda Baugher
Dorothy Davis
Libby Headlee
Golden Circle Class Has Prayer Services
The Golden Circle Class of the Minor Baptist church met Monday and Tuesday nights at the homes of Mrs. Ethel Baugus and Mrs. Edna Shaver for prayer services preceding a revival starting at the church on Monday March 25. Attendees included Mrs. Grace Darnell, Mrs. Ester Walker, Mrs. Taike Nelson and Mrs. Grace Adams.
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Golden Circle
Minor Baptist Church
Ethel Baugus
Edna Shaver
Grace Darnell
Ester Walker
Taike Nelson
Grace Adams
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mrs Emma Crip
Mrs Mary Patton and Mrs Jennie Aldridge hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Emma Crip at her apartment last week. Several friends attended the gathering.
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Mary Patton
Jennie Aldridge
Emma Crip
James Miller to Return To Semo as Aetna Man
James F. Miller former assistant executive secretary of the Missouri State High School Activities Association resigns to return to Southeast Missouri as a representative for the Aetna Life Insurance Company. Miller, a Southeast Missouri native, previously served with the State Department of Education and was a principal at Gideon High School and Diehlstadt. Edna Boyd Miller of Charleston is his wife.
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James F. Miller
Achentives Association
Missouri
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Miller
Aetnate
M. S. H.S. Ala
State Department of Education
Gideon High School
Diehletadt
Mrs Greer Entertains At Cairo Luncheon And Bridge
Mrs. G M Greer Sr entertained at a luncheon and bridge at Magnolia Manor in Cairo on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Garnet Wagpener and Mrs Ben Moore Sr of Charleston and Mrs LeRoy Lestie of Sikeston.
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Mrs. Greer
Cairo
G. M. Greer Sr
Magnolia Manor
Garnet Wagpener
Ben Moore Sr
Charleston
LeRoy Lestie
Sikeston
Wedding Shower Honors Mrs Carl Heiser
Friends of the First Baptist church honored Mrs. Carl Heiser formerly Miss Sherry Sue Green with a wedding shower at the church on Friday night March 16. Attendees and gift givers included numerous members and local residents, with St. Patrick's day decorations and refreshments of cake coffee and sodas.
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Lela Jane Eeeley
Betty Payne
Naomi Lave
Jean Bryant
Ural Coppage
Doris Jackson
Pat Adams
Aldean Stinnett
May Wilson
Edgar Todd
Libby Todd
Geraldine Stinnett
Kaye Acord
Betty Kearby
Ernestine Webster
Maude Stewart
John Dunfee
Virginia Chapman
Ella Schuchart
Lena Heriser
al Heuiser
Thelma Glover
Vernon Shawn
Jim Frank
Virgil Owines
Maxine Conley
W Biggerstaff
Minnie Hall
Oscar Crowell
Eula Headley
Eva Crowell
Leon Kesler
Myrtle Dickerson
Evelyn Taylor
Beulah Heusser
J. Val Baker
Ollie Bryant
Dot Bryant
Bernice Bryant
Levena Patterson
Juanita Payne
Della Payne
Pauline Rogers
Lemma Helleom
Daniel Fletcher
Niva Breesden
Don Harris
Tiecille Black
Marsha Black
Mary
A. W. Summers
Wavil Mccabee
Janice Glover
Mabel Springs
James Green
Shirley
Toni
Martha Clark
Betty Cook
Gloria Binford
Ina Wyvrick
Arnold B. Heutser
Frank Kesler
Martin Seagraves
Charles Jennings
Z. C. Butler
Wenzola Butler
A. J. Heutser
G. N. Chafin
Mildred Deane
Neilie Reynolds
Willa Alsup
Thelma Reynolds
Betty McCann
Chester Stafford
Mary Joan Kane
Mary Rauch
Bertha Savage
Rosa Mannon
Alice Faris
Fula Faye Stroud
Emma Bohannon
St. Patrick's
Middleton Sen To Japan Visit Their Daughter Of India In June
Lt. Middleton, with the 1st Marine Air Wing, arrived in Japan after marching from San Francisco on March 12. He was stationed at Camp Fuji near Mt Fuji. His sister Mary Francis Middleton, working for the State Department since 1947, plans a June vacation and may visit via Japan, completing a globe circuit.
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George T. Middleton
M. Middleton
Japan
Middleton
San Francisco
Cal
Hickam Field
Honolulu
H. L
Wake Island
Tokyo
Camp Fuji
Mt. Fujiyama
1St Marine Air Wing
Charles Hendershot
Playa del Rey
Calif
Mary Francis Middleton
New Delhi
India
State Department
Army NCO Academy graduate from Fort Riley
Army Specialist Earl W. Limbaugh 29 son of Earl J. Limbaugh of Sikeston Missouri recently graduated from the Non Commissioned Officer Academy at Fort Riley Kansas. He serves as a military policeman with the 207th Military Police Company and completed training in leadership map reading and other military subjects. He enlisted in 1945 and completed basic training at Fort Hood Texas. Limbaugh attended Sikeston High School.
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Fort Riley
Kan
Earl W. Limbaugh
Earl J. Limbaugh
Center St
Sikeston
207Th Military Police
Limbaugh
Serneuit Lambigieri
Fort Head
H S Teacher Of Matthews Attacked While Unloading Luggage
Matthews High School music instructor L S Barnes was stabbed in the chest by two youths while unloading a car near a Matthews hotel. Barnes was admitted to St Marys Hospital where his eight year old daughter Cattle Louise underwent skin grafting surgery last Monday. Barnes spoke with his wife and indicated the attackers did not take his billfold and that his car location was uncertain. He had gone to St Louis to be with his daughter over the weekend.
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L. S. Barnes
Matthews High School
Mr. Barnes
St. Mary's Hospital
Cattie Louise
Weekend Fatal Crashes Leave Two Dead One Wounded
Mrs Edna Louise Howard wife of Clyde Marvin Dale Howard of Chaffee died after being thrown from a car in an intersection collision with a vehicle driven by Mrs Edward Vaul 42 of Route 1 Chaffee The accident occurred Sunday morning at a city intersection Mrs Howard died on arrival at Southeast Missouri Hospital Cape Girardeau She is survived by three sons Larry Kenny and a baby boy The body will lie in state at Bisplinghoff Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced A second crash on Highway 34 three miles west of the 34 67 junction left Dortha Sawyer 44 of Cape Girardeau critically injured after her car struck a bridge abutment She was taken to Poplar Bluff Hospital Her condition is listed as critical CAPE GIRARDEAU Pe Lee Edward Myer of Jackson died in a hospital here after injuries from a single car rollover near Jackson on U S 61
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Edna Louise Howard
Clyde Marvin Dale Howard
Chaffee
State Highway Patrol
Edward Vaul
Route 1
Howard
Southeast Missouri Hospital
Cape Girardeau
Larry
Kenny
Bisplinghoff Funeral Home
Ater
State Patrol
Poplar Bluff Hospital
Denton Jones Marriage Of March 11 Announcement
Announcement of the March 11 wedding of Shirley Denton daughter of Rev and Mrs Amos Denton to J C Jones son of Mr and Mrs Barney Jones. The ceremony was by Rev J W Hofert. The bride wore a medium blue dress with long sleeves V neck and full skirt. Attendants were Mr and Mrs James Denton. The couple will reside at 535 N Ranney.
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Shirley Denton
Amos Denton
Daniel St
J. Cc. Jones
Barney Jones
Murray Lane
J. W. Hoffert
James Denton
Miss Denton
Sikeston High School
Jones
Harwell Auto Parts
N. Ranney
Denton
Jeanie
Miss Ella
T. A. Graham
St. Louis
Hoffert
Blodgett social notes knit region visits and events
Mr and Mrs Bob Fletcher of Chicago visited Ed Brumit and Jim Smith last week. Dick Hopper of Sikeston visited Theo Hopper Sunday. J S Peal visited Maurice Armstrong in Sikeston Friday. Lamar Harris of Mobile and Walker May of Morley visited Robert Davis and sons Saturday and Tuesday. Judy Nunnelee of Charleston spent the weekend with J F Nunnelee. Bill Scrabrough and sons of Sikeston visited Bessie Scrabrough Sunday. Benny Marshall and Ralph Anderson of Sikeston were in St Louis last week for medical care. Jim Bob and Joe Bill Davis spent weekend in Morley with grandparents Walker May. Fletcher Withrow and Jim visited Chaffee Sunday with Mrs Bill Griffen of St Louis, convalescing at the home of their parents. W C B of the Methodist Church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Roy Evans. W A Beggs hosted the Woman's Club Thursday evening. Mrs Beggs led a program on Motion Pictures assisted by A L Davis and R O Minner. Rev Busby Slinkard was Sunday dinner guest of Theo Hopper. B F Marshall visited Florence Marshall in Sikeston Sunday.
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Bob Fletcher
Chicago
Ed Brumit
Jim Smith
Dick Hopper
Sikeston
Theo
Hopper
J. S. Peal
Maurice Armstrong
Lamar Harris
Mobile
Walker May
Dickie
Morley
Robert Davis and
Judy Nunnelee
Charleston
J. F. Nunnelee
Bill Scrabrough
Bessie Scrabrough
Benny Marshall
Ralph Anderson
St. Louis
Anderson
Jim Bob
Joe Bill Davis
Fletcher Withrow
Jim
Chaffee
Sikeston Man Found Guilty In Circuit Court
Richard German of Sikeston was found guilty after 45 minutes of deliberation in a circuit court trial. Judge Marshall Craig sentenced him to three months in the county jail and a $50 fine for an alleged felonious incident tied to an Sunset Addition altercation with Estella Hunter.
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Richard German
Sikeston
Marshall Craig
A. B. Emerson
Mike Friga
Frank Meeks
Meeks
Friga
Junior Lee Jones
Charles Parish
Herman Mansker
State
Ernest Brown
Loren EE. Block
HW. J. Burnett
Atlas Hatley
Zeno Seger
Wim. Proffer
March 31 Important Date in Wool Program
March 31 is the final date to qualify wool and lamb sales for the current wool incentive program year says Missouri state ASC chairman Murray C. Colbert. Those selling by March 31 receive payments this summer or fall. sales after March 31 qualify for next year with different payout rules.
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Murray C. Colbert
Missouri
ASC Committee
Colbert
Culbert
Scott County Circuit Court filings include divorces and property cases
The office of Lloyd G. Briggs, circuit clerk, lists cases including Hazel Kimbel versus John S. Kimbel for divorce filed after May 31, 1948, with separation in 1955 and no children, Roy Phillips versus Edna Phillips for divorce after 1954, Daniel Byrd versus J. C. and Florence Oden on real estate commission, Inland Discount Corporation versus Marion Warren, Roy Woods versus Dorothy Woods for divorce with desertion, Everett Wylder et al versus Edward Wilsman et al for quiet title, State versus Sam Collins for careless driving while intoxicated, and State versus Sherman Johnson for carrying concealed weapons.
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Lloyd G. Briggs
Detla Loan and Finance Co
Ralph Crowe
Hazel Kimbel
John S. Kimebel
Roy Phillips
Edna Phillips
Daniel Byrd
J. C
Florence Oden
Real Estate Commission
Inland Discount Corporation
Marion Warren
Nate
Roy Woods
Dorothy Woods
Howard
Everett Wylder
Edward Wilsman
Sam Collins
Sherman Johnson
Scott County 4 H Club Hosts Play Night Event
Scott County 4 H members leaders and parents gathered Monday night March 12 for the annual country wide play night. About 80 4 H participants joined mixer games relays and square dancing directed by Lester O Akers state 4 H club staff.
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Scott County
Lester O. Akers
Lamb Sale Announcement Uses Broad Purpose
A notice states lambs are for sale with the intent of sale regardless of purpose such as slaughter feeding or flock replacement. The listing emphasizes market availability and variety of buyers, inviting bids or purchases from interested parties.
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Harry T. Barnett
George 8. Benson
National Education Program
Aart
William Shakespeare
G.a.s
James Miller
Semo
Aetna
Carl Heiser
Middletons Sen
Tex
H.S
Matthews
Pe — Lee Edward Myer
Jackson
U. S. 61
Denton-Jones
Blodgett News
Macshore
Vogue Dress Shop
East Front Street
Scott County Circuit Court
Malcolm
Police
Highway Patrol
Early Malcolm
Malcolm Wel
Chief of Police
Har
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