Communist Ban Proposal Stirred Congress Debate
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urged outlawing the Communist Party a move backed by Representative Kersten and Representative Hartley. A House committee member warned the plan could drive the party underground or provoke a pact with Russia. Hartley supported banning the party from public life including runs for office and union membership. Eugene Dennis linked.
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Communist Party Leader Denounces GOP Moves Against Labor
The general secretary of the Communist Party in the United States condemned Schwallenbach in a statement. He said the American people and laborMovement followers were shocked by the demand and accused the secretary of allying with ultra-reactionary GOP and the Un American Committee. The release charged the Democratic Party and Truman Administration with forgetting the 1948 election losses amid red-baiting by GOP reactionaries.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visitors and Illness
Johnsonville Forrest Apan is confined to his home by illness. Mrs Randolph Sinclaiy of Hempstead LT is a guest of Mrs Floyd Kipp and family. Clayton Gifford of Marion was recent guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Abbott Giffard. Mrs James Norton is spending a few days with her son Will Norton and family at Schenectady. Abraham Herrington of Round Lake spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Nathan Herrington. T/Sgt Robert Durkee of Roichester who recently returned from Europe is visiting Mr and Mrs Philip Tucker and family. Michira Jean Wright, a student at Russell Sage College, is pending three weeks at Sharon Springs where she is doing practice teaching.
Greenwich School Reaches Out Via Red Cross Letters
Greenwich Central School pupils in grades 1 and 7 receive letters from Eurape thanking them for parcels sent through the American Junior Red Cross. Letters include notes from Luxembourg and a French school, while Washington County reports show Allen Hand's herd leading the Dairy Herd Improvement Association in February with 1,291 pounds of milk and 46 pounds of butterfat.
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Easter Hat Styles Promise Smart Holiday Look
A retailer showcases new Easter hats with diverse designs from soft and lovely shirring to bold giant bows on straw braids. The collection emphasizes smart Easter fashion, available at TREARS on Second Floor.
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