Educators Call for Ban on Communist Party Teachers
Eisenhower Conant and 18 other educators urge restricting teaching jobs to nonmembers of the Communist Party. They argue party membership bars independent thought and that only actual members should be barred while endorsing study of communism as a topic in schools for broad, free learning within a democracy.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
James B. Conant
Harvard
Communist Party
Eisenhower
Conant
Commission
House Appropriations Backs Senate Office Building Rift
The House Appropriations Committee refuses to approve 10 million dollars for a new Senate office building. It grants funds for new swivel chairs and ice boxes in the old building while approving rugs for House offices. Senate retaliation looms as tensions rise.
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House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Popular Poly Crossword Clue Set 1
A compact crossword style clue list featuring items like India weight official three states pose spinning toy and more. Includes multiple parts of speech and language variants across both horizontal and vertical entries.
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India
Crossword Clue Answers List
Answers to the puzzle clues include Father or mother, ship, cloth by measure, correlative of either, domestic slave, Roman read, symbol for tantalum, streets abbreviated, afternoon social event, lamprey, Malayan coin, finish, observe, and Babylonian deity.
Quotes on peace hunger and pride in work from Truman Davis and Stevenson
A collage of quotes critiques education focus on standards, highlights hunger for righteousness, and notes humor at a pre Inaugural gala. Notable voices include President Truman comedian Joan Davis and Charles S. Stevenson of Hall Brothers.
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President Truman
Charles S. Stevenson
Hall Brothers, Inc
Washington
Taft
Hartley
Joan Davis
Robert Ruark on Hoyt Defines Baseball Ills
Cincinnati interview with Waite Hoyt, former star pitcher, now Reds broadcaster, arguing baseball's ills mirror broader society. He rails against constant lineups, lefty-righty matchups, and specialist players, lamenting overuse, statistics driven play, and loss of nine man baseball versus old era resilience. Hoyt recalls the Yankees' 1920s lineup and contrasts it with today’s trend toward recurring pitching changes and predictability.
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Cincinnati
Waite Hoyt
Hoyt
Giants
Red Sox
Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Mr. Hoyt
Combs
Dugan
Gehrig
Ruth
Meusel
Lazzeri
Koenig
Collins
Yankee
Gwinn Education Mail Probe Sparks Eisenhower Debate
Reporter notes Congressman Ralph Gwinn of New York used franking to oppose federal aid to education sending millions of copies of speeches at taxpayer expense. Ike Eisenhower answered, though critics say he misread federal aid limits. The piece links funding with state taxation and cites connections to corporate interests.
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Washington
Ike Eisenhower
Ralph Gwinn
New York
Capitol Hill
Ike
Gwinn
Eisenhower
Congress
Post Office Department
Government Printing Office
Foundation For Economic Education
Committee For Constitutional Government
Mellon
du Ponts
Republic Steel
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Texas Oil
Joe Pew Sun Oil
Fifth Avenue
Senate
Moderation in tolerance and sharp critique of policy
Henry McLemore warns that American tolerance harms national welfare. He condemns government aid abroad and leniency toward Communists, arguing for stronger domestic investment and stricter action against subversives to safeguard American values and jobs.
Uneasy coffin tale of two sisters across three countries
A Montreal woman recounts a 1912 Quebec widower’s daughters who build a flourishing Gaspe Peninsula store and live a roaming, luxuriously restless life. After a fatal accident, one sister shifts burial plans across California Mexico and Havana, leaving an eerie, unresolved odyssey.
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Pine Avenue
Montreal
Henri Odette
Quebec
Louise
Miriam
Gaspe Peninsula
Florida
Miami
California
Mexico
Halifax
Gaspe Area
Vermont
Miram
Mexico City
Havana
Billy Rose
Bell Synedicate, Inc
ECA Plan Debate Spurs New England Unemployment Concerns
Marquis Childs notes ECA efforts to educate unions and employers on Marshall plan aims amid rising postwar unemployment in manufacturing. Workers fear job loss from European competition, while critics frame aid as undermining American jobs. The piece warns against economic nationalism and cites Pentagon blackout humor as a separate aside.
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Washington
European Co-Operation Administration
New England
New Hampshire
Europe
ECA
Paterson
New Jersey
United States
Japan
Bridgeport
Connecticut
India
England
Western
Clinton S. Golden
Britain
America
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Robert Ruark
OP Man Hoyt
Drew Pearson
Jesse James
Truman
Anthor Use
Buster McLain
Alabama
Missouri
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James
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Clay County
James Brothers
James Boys
Edr, Jr
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Fdr, Jr
Yalta
Boston
Roosevelt
Cannon
Mark Ethridge
Palestine Commission
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dor Stanton Griffis
Cairo
Griffis
Palestine
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U. S
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Upper Graystark
Thous
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Pentagon
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