Children showcase foreign life in trailercoach museum tour
In Washington the trailercoach serves as the Children’s Museum with exhibits from other nations. Doll stories, artwork, and motion pictures depict daily life and customs of children abroad to educate American youngsters.
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Food costs and women own life insurance in US
Of every five dollars spent by the average American consumer one dollar goes to food. Women in the United States own nearly $40 billion of life insurance.
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Congress Seeks Way To Stifle Reds and Not Hurt Civil Rights
Washington June 3 4 An ABC on communism and civil liberties in the United States. The piece cites free speech protections and the danger of allowing a dictatorial shift through elections rather than violence. It discusses Holmes on free trade in ideas and outlines the Communist goal of taking power by vote to establish a dictatorship.
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Communists Face Legislation Aim to Suppress Party
The piece notes William Z Foster's 1932 claim of a future dictatorship and cites a congressional proposal to cripple or destroy the communist party in the United States, arguing it would deem all communists as part of a world movement.
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Opposition questions new bill on communist conspiracy powers
Critics argue the measure would let the attorney general deem American communists part of a world conspiracy and jail them without existing crimes. They contend Congress would negate civil liberties and point to current laws that could already target conspirators.
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