Invisible control charge in U S politics debated by writers
Agnes M. Lewis argues that hidden influence in politics must be resolved and questions why Jews are accused of such control while Christians align with Roosevelt. The piece cites the Al Smith campaign era bigotry and asks why voters cannot remove leaders through free elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Smith
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bernard Baruch
Felix Frankfurter
Sam Rosenman
Anna Rosenberg
Henry Morgenthau
Public figures face scrutiny over alleged invisible control
By George Sokolsky argues for public evidence of unseen government influence to be presented to the FBI and congressional committees. He defends Bernard Baruch and Justice Felix Frankfurter amid attacks linking them to subversive activities, urging thorough investigation and caution against anti Christian racism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
FBI
House Committee On unAmerican Actities
McCarran Committee
Bernard Baruch
Hitler
Baruch
Three words could have blocked Soviet war funds
The piece argues Truman did not veto a law restricting Soviet imports, blaming unnamed economic advisers and cabinet figures. It links continued Soviet earnings to fur trades and longshoremen, cites labor leaders, and forecasts wage fights, Hollywood hearings, and a broader anti-Communist agenda into 1953. It cites Dan Tobin, Mike DiSalle, and Eric Johnson amid a climate of alleged “invisible control.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tru- Victor Niéscoman
Mr. Truman
Merrie Olde England
London
Montreal
A.F.L
Dan Tobin
Teamsters
House un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
Goodby
Filmland
America
Senate Judiciary Committee
Labor leaders and unions in politics cross fire
Victor Riesel reports Western AFL leaders courting Republican congressmen while CIO rivals align with Truman. Dan Tobin blasts high salaries in labor, Detroit warns on Soviet visitors, and figures like Paul Robeson and Vito Marcantonio spark union tensions amid a backdrop of entertainers courting unions.
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A.F.L
Washington
Labor
Tobin
Detroit
Ford
C.I.0
Walter Reuther
Paul Robeson
Vito Marcantonio
Martin and
Lewis
Dean Martin
Steubenville
Ohio
Phil Murray
Rubber Face Lewis
Post-Hall Syndicate, Inc
Aging Champs Meet College Stars Friday Night Clash
Chicago aged champions versus the College All-Stars in a Friday night game. Browns coach Paul Brown faces questions about aging veterans and a likely heavier All-Star lineup. Hickman bets on offense to counter Cleveland power, with Williams and Nagle directing the attack.
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College
Chicago
Cleveland Browns
Philadelphia Eagles
Paul Brown
Browns
Bowling Green
Brown
Lake Michigan
Eagles
All-Stars
N.F.L
Herman Hickman
Leon Hart
Clay Townemaker
Leo Nomellini
al Campora
Herman
Great Lakes
Notre Dame
Hickman
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Otto Graham
Bob Williams
Fran Nagle
Nebraska
Cleveland
Ram
Marion Motley
Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist
Whizzer White
Arizona State
Sonny Grandelius
Michigan State
Jim Monachino
California
Francis Bagnell
Pennsylvania
Don Dufek
Michigan
Brick overtakes Arthur Murray in Class B baseball
Brick moves to first place after a 5-2 win over Arthur Murray as leaders duel in a tight race. Both teams have one or two games left that could force a playoff for the league title. In Slow Pitch Firefighters lead by two and Stark Ceramics chase. Dept. 73 swept Apprentice to clinch in Timken B-2.
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Ee Brick
Arthur Murray
Bricks
Diebolds
Stark Ceramics
Dept
Apprentice
Metro Brick
Canton Merchants
Terminix
Minerva Eagles
Pet
Stark Ceramic
Ohio Power No. 1
Buxbaum
Diebold
Ohio Power No
Firefighter
Ohio Power
Oeio Power
Ceramic
Industrial Steel
Sterling Bury
Timken
Ty Dept
Looking Ahead By George Benson on English welfare state trend
Educator Dr William T Bean of Butler Pa describes a six month Europe tour revealing how government subsidies have eroded English freedom. He cites Wickard v Filburn and Proverbs 22 7 and argues the U S Supreme Court supports regulation of subsidized activity The piece ties this to U S policy via Oscar Ewing denying Indiana welfare funds unless rolls remain confidential, warning of many small erosions of liberty across states.
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William T. Bean
Butler
Europe
London
Coorces
Serson
Oscar Ewing
Indiana
Mr. Ewing
Brissie Williams Seizes Lead as Slugger Tops A's Zennial
Brissie Williams pulls ahead of A's rival Gus Zennial 25 to 24 and raises his RBI total to 100, the league’s best. Boston starter Mickey McDermott leaves with a left side pain in the sixth as Chuck Stobbs and Walt Masterson finish. The Sox pull a triple play in the eighth as Giants relief ace George Spencer allows six hits in a first start since May 15 but loses a shutout in the eighth on Billy Cox and Duke Snider homers.
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Giants
George Spencer
Dodgers
Billy Cox
Duke Snider
Ebba St. Claire
Sam Jethroe
Braves
Robin Roberts
Phils
Chet Nichols
Philadelphia
Hank Sauer
Chicago
Cubs
Sauer
Cliff Chambers
Monk Dubiel
Red Sox Player Kiely Drafted for Army Duty
Newark August 15 The Red Sox rookie Leo Kiely 21 has passed his draft physical and will remain with the team until reporting for military duty in 21 days. Kiely said he will report to duty after finishing with Boston.
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Newark
N. J
Boston Red Sox
Leo Kiely
Kiely
Sox
Local softball schedule and doubleheaders announced
Today features Old Timers Slow Pitch and Church and Industrial leagues with multiple doubleheaders beginning at 6 p.m. in Harrisburg, Bauhof and Kurtz venues host Bauhof No 1 and No 2, plus Stadium No 2 and City ground games. Thursday Morning Industrial Softball lists Union Metal versus Ford at 10 a.m. in Harrisburg No 1.
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Old Timers
Sammy’s Ashland
Superior Stamping
Harrisburg
Jackson-Bayley
Maloney Motors
Bauhof
Superior Dairy
Ringside Grill
Stadium
Y’s Men
Campion Dairy
Sugardale
Troy Laundry
Church League
First
Khst
Church of God
Kurtz
Canton
Mikan to Coach Team to Play Globetrotters
George Mikan, star center of the Minneapolis Lakers, agreed last night to coach a pro squad against the Harlem Globetrotters in six outdoor games in baseball parks late this month. The series will start when the Globetrotters finish a foreign junket.
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Chicago
George Mikan
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Association
Harlem Globetrotters
Globetrotters
Bears Coach Adds New Fullback Prospect
RENSSELAER Ind Aug 15 1950 Chicago Bears owner and coach George Halas said rookie Steve Mondall former Scranton College star has complicated his 1951 fullback plans. Halas stated we must figure him in the running and he needs watching.
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Rensselaer
Ind
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Steve Mondall
Scranton
Welch Girls Sweep District Softball Title
In NEW PHILADELPHIA Canton Welch Funeral Home girls beat Massillon Progressive Chevrolets 8-3 to win the 10th District Ohio Amateur Softball Association championship. Wilda Kadar allowed six hits. Phyllis Stuchul homered and Evelyn Stuchul added a triple. Duane Douglas pitched for the Ceramics in a 2-1 10th inning win over Malone Motors.
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New
Philadelphia
Canton Welch Funeral Home
Phyllis Stuchul
Evelyn Stuchul
Cantonians
Ohio Amateur Softball Association
Massillon Progressive Chevrolets
Wilda Kadar
Welch
Eileen Dillon
Massillon
Canton Stark Ceramic
Duane Douglas
Canton Maloney Motors
Canton Ford Motors
New Philadelphia Lone Oaks
Earl’s Grill
Dover Reeves C.i.co
The
Ceramics
Maloneys
Fords
Canton Stahlheber Sports
Dennison A.I.C
Reeves C.I
Gaset Grill
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Agnes M. Lewis
National Blue Star Mothers of America
Mr. Sokolsky
George Sokolsky Geous
George Sokolsky
Woodrow Wilson
United States Supreme Court
Our Land
Truman
Eric Johnson
Mike
DiSalle
Johnson
New York
Curly” Byrd
John Kieran
Ty Cobb
Bar Association
Pentagon
Federation
San Francisco
Hugo Black
William O. Douglas
Frankfurter
Stanley Reed
Stalin
Israel
Palestine
Marx
Lenin
King Features Synd., Inc
By Victor Riesel
George Benson
U. S. Supreme Court
Wickard
Filburn
U. S
England
Dr. Bean
Brissie
Leen
Pacific
Cnh
Red Sox
Mikan
Bears
Cleve
Greyhound Station
Radar
Smith
Harding, Wise and Dillon
Reeves Dover
Maloney
Becker and Cuglia
Douglas and
Harold
Ford Motors
Lone Oaks
Gainey and Wallace
McMillan and Miller
Castamall
Holton Engine Rebuilders
Nifty Cleaners
Niagara Heating
Junction Tavern
Grandview Dairy
Roth Plumbers
iGarrini Cement
Automatic Steel
Lucky Nite Club
Garrini
Holton Engine
Rest
Y. M. C. A. Sports
Snyder’s Chips Shulan Jewelers
Preston Clay
Canton Hardware
York
York Division
U.S
Bowlus Service CO
St. SW
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