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Community hospital campaign urged a broader public support
A columnist urges the community to boost hospital funding and modernization efforts. The piece recalls the donor’s gift of wealth and asks moderate earners to contribute five percent of income to maintain a first rank facility and save lives. It emphasizes shared responsibility beyond wealthier benefactors.
Subversive Groups Slipping Beneath Respectable Titles
The piece lists various organizations with seemingly civic aims that Attorney General Browell labels subversive. It warns against trusting benign sounding groups, noting pro-Communist use of innocent names to propagate ideology and indoctrination. It cautions individuals about lending names to unfamiliar groups.
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Congress of the Unemployed
Peoples Programs
People’s Rights Party
Queensbridge Tenants League
Trade Unionists For Peace
Benjamin Davis Freedom Committee
Pittsburgh
National Committee
Interest in sports spending and broadcasting growth
A columnist notes that football bowl game spend may reach fifty million dollars in a day and that broadcasting via radio and TV expands sports reach. He discusses fan travel, advertising costs, and the impact on newspapers as a source of last minute news in black and white.
Walter Slezak A Pink Facial Of Broadway Life
Walter Slezak the upbeat Broadway star discusses a life of money, family, and craft. The 52 year old Vienna born actor, co starring in Fanny with Ezio Pinza, recalls a career across Europe and Hollywood, his love of cooking, painting, and flying, and a joyful home life in a Central Park area apartment with a large, nickname filled household.
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Anti-Semitism of Communists Revealed by House Panel
A nine member House committee report details persistent anti Jewish persecution under Communists in the Soviet Union and satellites. It cites suppression of Jewish life, banned Jewish schools theaters and literature, and widespread Zionist accusations amid shattered Jewish institutions.
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Washington
House
Rep
Kersten
R-Wis
Stalin
Free World
Russia
Soviet Union
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Emes
Birobidjan
Committee
Port
FDR urges Congress to cut farm relief and public works
President urges a special defense tax and aims for the smallest public deficit in a decade. Disputes began in Congress as war news dominates headlines.
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Congress
Russia
Red
Omaha
Frank Murphy
Supreme Court
When to Teach a Child to Pray According to Faith Advice
The guidance suggests starting prayers early, from infancy, by bedside or crib. As soon as a child can talk, he can begin saying prayers, with baby talk evolving into plain words, and learning to thank, ask, and seek forgiveness as a natural daily practice.
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Billy Graham
United States urged to lead West in world affairs
A Manchester Guardian critique from 1955 argues the United States alone can steer Western nations but faces internal weakness and public weariness of war. It notes Americans prefer peace and laments high taxes, inflation, and fear of conflict with the Soviet bloc, calling leadership burdens heavy.
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Manchester Guardian
United States
America
Russia
Mendes-Francce
West
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Geneva
Panmunjom
Eisenhower
Red China
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Namlng
Republic of
Formosa
Malenkov
Senate
Faith that moves mountains and tests personal commitment
An exhibition stunt shows a rider leaping a bike over multiple cars blindfolded. He asks the crowd to ride on his shoulders, challenging true faith with personal risk. The message: belief must be backed by staking one's life on the conviction.
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Veterans Administration
Atlanta VA
Walter
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense set of crossword clues with across and down lists ranging from simple signs to complex biblical and geographical terms. Includes hints for signs soft minerals vapors and poetic muses alongside celestial constellations and nautical terms.
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