Communists In Government and The Liberal Threat
The article argues the CIA chief is morally certain communists permeate all security branches. It calls for a harsh self analysis in America, blaming a liberal Washington climate, management failures, and infiltrators like Henry Wallace and Alger Hiss. It urges downsizing government to curb communist encroachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
Washington
Henry Wallace
Alger Hiss
Truman Touts Stevenson Alignment in Domestic and Foreign Policy
The piece notes Truman praises the Democratic nominee's performance while Stevenson aligns with Truman on labor relations Adelands oil civil rights and public power and foreign policy. It cites Stevenson’s speeches as avoiding core questions amid praise for Truman and references a whistle stop tour.
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Truman
Stevenson
Harry 8. Truman
Mr. Stevenson
Mr Truman
White House
Traitors Routed Reds Thrown Out In Book Trade Batch
The Retail Bookseller reports over 500 new books published in September with total titles for the year through September exceeding 8,000 versus 7,500 a year ago. Publishers praise a strong September, offering titles for food lovers pigeon fanciers basketball players mystics and more, including works on Benjamin Harrison and the Himalayas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Himalayas
World Series Grips Nation Dodgers Meet Yankees
National attention shifts from politics to the baseball diamond as the Dodgers face the Yankees in the World Series. Newspapers, TV, and radio broadcast the games to millions, keeping baseball the nation's sport despite football’s rise.
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Dodgers
Yankees
Local Notes and Weddings in Winchester Area
South End Fire Co names S N Johnston as Christmas Seal Sale chairman. Lois Swink of Kernstown noted as a civilian Army employee in Tokyo. Miss Lucille Nevette Embrey weds Marshall Patton. Mary Catherine Embrey engaged to Dr Ralph Leighty of Pittsburgh. Farr Haines welcomed a son. Alvin Wenzel Jr. graduates from officers training school at Fort Benning.
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Lester McKee
South Loudoun Stree
South End
W. Ford Barry
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
S. N. Johnston
Lois E. Swink
C. E. Swink
Kernstown
U. S. Army
Tokyo
Joseph W. Hancher
Charlies T Hancher
Clyde E. Embrey
Lucille Nevette
Marshall R. Patton
Luther Patton
Mary Catherine
Ralph G. Leighty
Pittsburgh
Farr Haines
Alvin Wenzel
Georgia
Alvin Wenzel Jr
Ft. Benning
Bakers Announce Ten Year Anniversary
A notice reports that Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker announced a ten year wedding anniversary celebration. The brief notes family gatherings and well wishes from relatives and friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Baker
Injured in Auto Collision Include Mrs Funk and Son
Mrs. Cecil Funk and her young son Cecil Jr were injured when hit by a car with their condition described as not serious. Mr and Mrs C B Henry returned home after visiting friends in Baltimore. Mrs Horace Davis joined Mrs Davis in Washington to spend several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Funk
Cecil, Jr
C. B Henry
Shends
Baltimore
Horace Davis
Davis
Washington
Stanley Anderson Injured After Box Car Fall at Cumberland Yard
Stanley Anderson, son of Mr Pred Anderson, sustained serious injuries when he fell from a box car at the Cumberland Valley yards.
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Stanley Anderson
Pred Anderson
Cumberland Valley
Eisenhower camp gains edge in Korea debate
Washington reports say Eisenhower's campaign strategy hinges on exposing Dean Acheson's role in Korea policy. The piece notes casualties, budget cuts, and Truman era defense limits shaping the 1952 contest, with Acheson burdened by past perimeters and U N stance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dean Acheson
Himeself
Dewey- Dulles
Asia
Europe
Middle East
U. S
Rainfall Report Totals and Monthly Averages
Rainfall data show no precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. today. October rainfall to date is zero, while 1952 rainfall to date stands at 33.85 inches. Average rainfall over 39 years is 36.79 inches, with monthly figures from 1912 to 1951 listed for each month.
Radioactivity Hazards After Atomic Explosions
Discussion outlines how nuclear radiation differs from heat injuries in atomic blasts. It notes external and internal hazards, symptoms from nausea to diarrhea, and the need for properly organized civilian medical efforts to save lives after exposure.
U N. force and Korea policy debated by Scott
R J Scott contends that South Koreans and later a U N force opposed Soviet aggression. He argues the U N was not a weak reed and cites Stalin’s absence and Russia’s prior Security Council boycott. He warns U N support in Korea remains token and limited.
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Congress
White House
Truman
Acheson
Tokyo
Turkey
Far East
Europe
Austria
Trieste
United States
Pentagon
Korea
Ike
Baltimore
Pacific
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Lattimore
State Department
National Press Club
South Korea
United Nations
U. S
Middle West
U. N
Russia
Security Council
Stalin
Strength For The Day Strength For The Day
Earl L. Douglas presents a devotional note on divine solicitude asserting the love of God surpasses human understanding and offering comfort to readers.
Love of God Never Ceases to Seek Sinners
Theologians once taught placating anger through the cross, but now deny that view. Paul’s gospel centers on God’s love shown in Christ dying for sinners while they were yet in sin, and God continues to seek humanity’s welfare and salvation even as some reject Him.
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Paul
God
Christ
How's Your I Q Score Based On 100 Questions
A reader quiz titled How's Your I Q? presents 100 questions with daily scoring of 10 days. It lists grade ranges for correct answers and directs readers to page 2 for answers. Questions cover licorice uses, CIO unions, spanner uses, hedge hopping, shellfish initiation, Wall Street translation, Warsaw’s country, lebensraum, Caesar assassination date, and grammar correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locorice
United States
Joseph Curran
C. I. O. Union
Wall Street
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Yugoslavia
B. C
Crime novel scene unfolds on York street in late night drama
Rena visits Gray's library with Aby and Jerome and Hildreth as plotting unfolds about an aunt's estate and a publisher encounter. Ordway's dog and Mr Austen are recalled while Rena questions her marriage and memories of a crime manuscript. A cliffhanger ends with To Be Continued.
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Rena
Mr. Austen
Ordway
Aby
Austens
Jerome of
Hildreth
Mis
Gray
Jerome
Miss Seton
Hil
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Winchester
Frederick and
Clarke
National Representatives DeLisser Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Richmond Times-Dispect
Inois
Detroit
Huis
The
Baltimore Sun
Vasic
the Star
Ihe
By Ray Tucker
38Th Parallel
Truman National Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Herman WN. Bundesen, M.D
Scott
Coronet
R. J. Scott
Chincoteague
Virginia
Pakistan
Tiahuanacs
Bolivia
King
Earl L. Douglas
D.D
Elizabeth Daly
Saat
Austen
Steve Ronebiem
York Street
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