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The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
Newspaper Fights Censorship In
 Waco Bus Wreck

WACO, Tex, B- Authorities Tuesday worked to determine just how many persons died in the flaming crash of two Grey hound buses near here Monday. Meanwhile civilians working for the military barred newsmen and others from the morgue where the bodies are held.
 Shortly thereafter, the execu- tive editor of the Waco Times Herald, angered at what he called censorship" telephoned Wash ington authorities and got the ban against reporters and others en- tering the morgue lifted.
 At least 28 bodies have been recovered from the collision and flame wrecked buses, but a pile of charred flesh and bone re- mained for classification and identification. Only seven of the dead had been positively identi- fled by mid morning, 30 hours after the wreck occurred.
 Executive Editor Sam Wood of the Times-Herald said one of his reporters was barred from the morgue by w a co policeman who said he was acting under orders to bar persons from enter ing. The order came, Wood re- ported, from two civilians, an Identification team from Wright Patterson Air Fore Base, Dayton, O.
 'This is no longer a matter of military courtesy" Wood said
 ''Too many civilians are in- volved. We'll play ball with them on their military posts but not in this situation"
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
Government Ends Fiscal Year With 2,695,69O In Civilian Labor Force

WASHINGTON, (P) - Uncle Sam wound up the fiscal year on June 30 with 112,999 more civ ilian workers on the payroll than when the year started.
 The Senate House Committee on reduction of non-essential fed eral expenditures reported the in- crease without comment. The civ ilian labor force, it said, number ed 2,596,690 at the years end.
 The great bulk of the increase, the report said, was in the civilian payrolls of the military establish ment. The armed forces civilian labor list, it said, rose 1O1,571 in the year to total of 1,337,172.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
Hawaiian Missionaries And Film Featured At Assembly of God Church

Mrs. Ferne w. Bruce and Miss Hazel Kleintop, missionary evan gelists from the Hawaiian Islands, will be speaking and singing at tn e Assembly of God Church Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings and at the morning and evening services Sunday, Aug. 10.
 Tonight at pm. Mrs. Bruce will speak briefly, after which a missionary film. "I Was a Witch Doctor" will be shown. This film, produced by the Assemblies of God, is true story of happening on the African mission field.
 Thursday and Friday evenings colored slides of Hawaii and Mex ico will be shown. Included in the Hawaiian slides will be pie lures of the eruption of Mount Loa which took place in 1850. Both of these missionaries had to escape before the hot streams of lava which flowed down tn e mountain sides.
 Mrs. Bruce and Miss Kleintop are on their way back to Hawaii, where they plan to remain a short time and then go to Japan for missionary work there.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
Symington Shows Under Truman Candidate In
 Missouri Senator Primary

ST. LOUIS, tP) = w. Stuart Symington, versatile newcomer to the political wars, amassed an amazing landslide victory We'd nesday for Missouri's Democratic senatorial nomination.
 Symington, former handy man in the Truman administration, soundly trounced the Presidents choice for the nomination in Tues days primary, Atty. Gen. J. E. BucR. Taylor.
 Taylor finally conceded defeat in a brief statement as Syming- tons lead scared past 170,000
 It was the third time since he became President that Truman had intervened in home state pol itics, and his third defeat. Two years ago his candidate for the Democratic senatorial nomination was defeated in the primary by a scant 4,0O0 votes. In 1946 his candidate for seat in the House was defeated by a Republican.
 Symington, 5l and personable, formerly was Secretary of the Air Force, head of the National Secur- ity Resources Board and finally cleanup man for the REC.
 His opponent in November will be Republican incumbent James P. Rem, a bitter foe of administra- ton foreign and domestic policies.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Continued cloudy with occasion al light rain today, tonight and Thursday. Southeasterly winds 15 to 20 mph. Low temperature ex- pected tonight 54, high tomorrow 65.
 Nome data last "A hours as of ' am. today: Temperatures: high 66, low 56. Max. wind 26 mph from the E. Sunrise at 3:25, sun set at 8:51 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
Predict South Will Remain Solid Dem. Despite Dixiecrats
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

Top Democratic leaders pre- dicted Tuesday the South will re- main solid this November despite rumblings of Dixie dissatisfaction with the party platform.
 The Democratic nominee, Gov. Stevenson of Illinois, said South ern political leaders have given him "heartening evidences" of the fidelity of the South to the Democratic party in this cam paign."
 Two Democratic senators Tues day gave him more reason for optimism: Russell Long of Louisi- ana and Theodore F. Green of Rhode Island said in separate in tervieWS the Republican candidate won't won a single Southern state.
 COP nominee Eisenhower and his party are counting heavily on splitting the South over the civil rights issue, offsetting the heavy edge Democrats have over Re- publiCanS in vote registrations.
 The Negro vote - and which way it might swing-continued to figure prominently in campaign calculations.
 Eisenhower has said handling of the explosive civil rights issue - the one Negroes and other minority groups are most inter ested in-should be left mainly to the states. Most Negro leaders are against this principle.
 But yesterday, after a meeting with Eisenhower, a group of Re- publican Negro leaders who said they represent organizations with three million members came out flatly for him. This immediately aroused speculation over whether he plans to change his civil rights stand.
 Stevenson didn't seem to be worried. He said:
 'I can hardly see why the Negro vote can find any happy refuge in the Republican party"
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
Letter to The Editor
Fairbanks, Aug.

We see, by the local paper where eight sailors lost their lives while going ashore from gov ernment tanker just few days ago. Even after being in Nome only few times, it is my opinion that the people of Nome should get behind a campaign to get the Coast Guard located in Nome again. A Coast Patrol is definite ly needed in Nome as we'll as a Highway Patrol.
 Very truly yours,
 Alaska Highway Patrol
 It. A. P. Brandt.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06

Andrew Nakrak of Shaktoolik visited the Nugget office yester- day, having been a subscriber for several years. Andrew is spending a few days here after medical check-up at the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1952-08-06
IN OPPOSITION TO LAND WITHDRAWALS


 difficult the total of reservations serving deprive the full citizenship When the Alaska statehood bill debated February after senator forward state opposition granting statehood Alaska much land the Territory had been withdrawn, making doubtful whether Alaska could healthy and be self supporting reservations certainly take share of the responsibility the resulting vote by which the Alaska statehood bill sheved and Aakan denied the rights and privileges without question qubble.
 happening Alaska happening other the Territory in soucenra interior and north Alaska Development the march, but it needs land to
 No one literally knows how much withdrawn preliminary compilation, the Bureau Land Management reported recently of withdrawals Alaska oaing 43589 acres It was admitted the list was not compete that total withdrawals might number perhaps adding another few million the total It also stated there prob ably overlapping 10 total In acreage withdrawn constitutes lot of ndarger than the total of the states Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Connecticut Jersey, Pennsylvania Maryland just by stae all combined
 Yet the statement that there expand in Alaska is not quite More than 99 Alaskas land federal ownership large portion o m reserved Withdrawn status fact land homestead sie industrial site other of the precious modes in the Territory almost who has attempted will testify.
 al actually happenend one typical period May l. 195O 3O 1s51 covering military the withdrawals nearly half, and theirs by largest they constituted 257 percent detailed of happened that months
 began with appeared to be happy Middleton Island gaion site these immediately picked the Air withdrawn Juneau On September Il, 17OO St. Lawrence Island Air This followed by withdrawal KuskokWm October IA Fairbanks November both by the service.
 On November 2 the military released 169 misunderstanding land order which made the revocation rewhdrew the Air Three thousand eight hundred withdrawn Fairbanks by the air force December February 8S4O Mt Mckinley withdrawn national defense purposes. total land Alaska the miary-ary, compared with 2OOO0OOO military purposes in all the 48
 Almost 3OO00 of easily accessible coal land held status while coal remains short supply and including mostly the military out for production Pmice needed building materials the able because that place lies nevervised Stock agriculture land Southeast Alaska withdrawn Glacier National Monument Title outstanding seand title
 
 because these sites within national reervaoh Others have with the sevaon right of along highways 600 feet if the Alaska Highway involved. These only few directly Arm Anchorage directly heart which well determine future growth of Greater Anchorage.
 AnchO tO a most
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05
Tuskegee Choir To
Aid Drive Kickoff

NEW YORK. Tn, - No.st
Tuskcrcc ChoN uudci The a4t.e
ton az famed compose Condue.
tor william Daw son VIII sins AZ
the opening meeting II The l9'-
campaign OF. the United Negro
College Fund April 9. ~ iiotcl
plaza. beginning nation VIC,
drive 10 raise 81 200 IN support
OF the opcrational budget Fl 'h'
80 membof coll,e
The choir. winch hss been
broadcasiing icguis y IA Nh'
SUNDAY mornine choH sct!os ~,
sented by the American b'ea'
casting Company ia cooperation
with the COLLEGE Fund IS seh'd
uled 10 make il, icleVision aep".
IN the I'd Sullivan show Tn'r'
- -, Town Sunday APP - ..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05

IN Dctoit, NJ chigan, tn I'M
posing Harper Hospital and the
modest PHksIde Hospital face
each other across the street ss
STARK symbols Of the race dis
cfim'nation that exists in med
cal matters in the nations fifth
~ ecst city, II is disclosed in the
4aich issue of the journal OF the
f''r"nal Medical Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05
Nayne Players Stat ;
Internal Machine

Yne Internal Machine, Jean
.,,.4 modem inicrpT citation
~, O,dlpus story. IS the
M UnAcrslty Theatre $ iifth
production OF the season.
MS rsy hcgins April , 5 IN the
,c ~ Theatre. 3424 Wood
~ $50 pm.
Thompson OF Wavnc S
,aif. IS director Of the
rn and also in charge OF
tune director Is James
r ia and r. O. Andrus is
producer Gary Witt IS
ta ID OF make up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05

Keep showing your feathers.
while We Try 10 tell ct their
iabby Cfabulou) colors as we
nest IN Byrdland for another
crop OF days And leave this
thought If you must be an
April Fool. don't be the biggest
fool
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05

6r aie all watching Piano
s..d, debut in Detroit with in
Il S the most unusual
3 c.cuiolion to take the con
age
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05

$50 '''" u, JUST hIbD
their storc-boughtcn wig and
they naturally have il made So
poodle cuts inevitably aren't new
It's chances Of becoming popular
was enhanced by the invention
of the wig SO gals arc NOW
blowing their wigs
b
Over 1900 people beat 4 pa'h
&c Temple Baptist church Ia hear
the Mariners sing popular bal.
lads. ligh, classical and Negro
spirituals The famous quait, :.
Martin Karl Nathaniel Dickc
son. Tom Lockad and jones
Lewis held the aud tnce spell
bound in Then first local sppcar-
ancc.
More attraction like th a8e
being planned by d. Theodore
: Boone and Edio J G VIII
b.
Talent shows an Slated 70 b..
Eir at tbs AIcad, theate 'a
lne next "Wednesday Til, ID |
is under the able dle,iion OF
Homer Jones
CRITICS: Ran ACROSS some ol
mnnisi and disc jock cft.c who
make with very interesting con
vcrSaiion One Was Fleanot WI
ker, who talked about The pc
sonaliiies Of certain coluwNi.t-
We agreed with most 81 'h,
things She said
Another critic said that some
Of the columns are dead. some
are dying. and others are TOO
juvenile.
Anoihcr says the, columns now
q DAYS lack The dirt formally
associated with them and siili
another SAID they don't wfl'e
anyihinr bat the diii
The voice of opinion.
The latest, greatest ju>cnil,
singer is lid named Will-sp
John 81 l4503 D,qundfe. Th'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05


hid sings The blue Ike i pro
and has The courage TO face
,'o"d lie doesn't know the
meaning Of stage fright
when wailinr the blue me-,
's nally throws in couple ~
cords 81 scat singinp to elinch
, :, applause 81 The crowd Lin.
I" sllism IS Z ninth grade s,uden,
- Cleveland school and OIL,
: years Of age
Remember the name William
John. You may see il in li,h,s
decade from today because
me lad has the talent 10 90
places. "
Il Renald Tuckman drun,n,c.
WIN Gene Ammons band look.
'fe typical basketcci It's be-
cause he once PLAYED basketball
nonnd Philly with GUYS l,k,
~ 8 Rto~r ~ the Glob.trottor.
Ronald ass De .,ll play u.
same n ~ pane time
b
Geraldine Bush. poodle cut
ana all. was seen sporting
diamond studded wedding rinq
"hos the guy? Even she didn,
know that! Saw some D,vs
interested. however.
2 rhafmne la> w.'h Ioif.
."' + nes'iu, Gamaee Sh,
~ z tro'hcr that Wotk. for TIA,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05
BIRDLAND
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-04-05
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

men shall the King say
unto them on his right hand.
Come, we blessed of my
Father, and Inherit the
kingdom prepared for you
from the foundation of the
world" Christ Jesus) Matt.
25:34.
Joseph's job was to prove
the "nothingness of evil. and
the allness of Cod.
Christ's PARALLELS
And when Christ Jesus
came teaching and preach
ing, is it not possible that
many of his parallels were
taken from the stories Of
many centuries past? In
Christian Science, we are
taught that all of Christ
Jesus revelations were of
spirit. Soul, the Mind of
Tod. In those days as il is
now, Christ Jesus did not
take the time TO use words
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
WE ARE OUR BROTHERS KEEPERS.
THE GOLDEN RULE OF LIBERATION
VIA CHRIST TRUTH

Satans sons, Franklin and Harry via their Grim
nay corrupt administrations to the kremlin Grim
mails lunatcs, psychopathic, syphic Of Satan
prisoners Of the devilour Billion Dollar Henry
Agar Wallace spiritual traitor to God and country loved
our enemies too-and how The Department of
was wide open for Soviet to know Like
wise to entire country!
Bernard Baruch said President Truman has cost the
Unked States extra Fifteen Billion Dolars relative
to Korea because he played politics instead of applying
cary controls Mr. barueh says the extra Korea
will run to Twenty Billion Dollars!
DEVILS MATERIA MEDICA OK. F.D.R 4TH TERM
Inc devil, through hi. healing agency, materia med
ca gave r. ~ X clean bill of health for the fourth
But the of sin DEATH saws the Rible And 90
Ed died in few months after the fourth term-Mra
Gle or the Devil Churchill and Stan his seniors by
outlive him -. !. Think that over!
But before death the Devland his Franklin had given
away the victory and to his SON Joseph Stain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

to explain everything he
taught, because the need for
spiritual understanding was
SO great, and there was so
much spiritual work to be
done. Yet, those looking for
inspiration and understand
ing, always received them.
Mary Baker Eddy says
The divine Science taught
in the original language of
the Bible came through in
spiration, and needs inspira-
ton to be understood"
(Science & Health, p. 319).
Reuben knew there was
no water in the pit in which
Joseph was thrown, and his
little brother would not be
harmed. He was thinking
of a way he could deliver
him to his father unframed.
The hpesty, integrity, and
love Tor his father, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
nd counry-dd Likewise his fellow spiritual traitors


And sob. If the kremlin had only kept their agree
mentS they would have been such good agreements -!
such ''wiSdomi
How truly ST. Paul spoke OF the wisdom of this world
as foolishness with God.
The New Raw Deal prisoners of the devil lusted for
third tern-they had all the wisdom, And Pearl Harbor
quickly proved their wisdom to beo the Devil! Our
experts in the East who warned ID r. and Washing
ton C. against Japanese attack Pearl Harbor
contemptuously ignored.
And thus China and the far East defenses
derminedi
And what cost in extra lives lost and how the
WI heightened, and a what cost!
A White House aid said TO the writer, visitor there
April 1889 You can't mix politics and religion -
Indeed not, The traitorous politics of FDR and
Harry Truman could not mix wtthe pure religion of
this Protestant country which alone of the Nations could
be used by God for His Complete and Final Revelation of
the Basic Truths of God and And His wholly har
monous spiritual universe filling all space with Heaven
and Eternal Life
Making provable the unreality Of the ILLUSIONS of
colds polio, all SIM disease, and DEATH gigantic
corruption and even.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
Fear No Ea,i/
go of a series)
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
THE STORY OF JOSEPH (Co,.;.I

Josepn having been chosen to do the works ~ Cod
was lorceu TO keep himself free from sin and human
su I ne great Job of preventing nation from com
famine was Job not to be scoffed at because il was
in later days W nation learned
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
20-Years Of Satan Trying
To Cast Out Satan

STOLEN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS! VIA LYING
SWEARING, PROPAGANDA AND DEVlLlSH
By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF C.S.
Modern Christian Science Crusader
ajor Prophet of "our Father Mother God, all
harmonious %. Is, Science and Health with Key to
message and mission who wildly the grace of God
do a Frueha Martin Luther job in this aee!!! And
How. Science & Health, textbook, is Gods Lib
OF The Bible.
Our good American newspaper publishers and editors
knew what going
But the had to be educated-and how
The radio admirably suited for the deVl-animal
magnetism-to deceive the tired terrible cost
Pearl Harbor a multi-bion dollar testimonial TO the
folly of having moral spiritual intellectual and physl
HouSe-and for third term -, And for the first time IN
American history,
Ii is no thing for the be wrong and the
minority right When twelve spies were sent out by
leaders of the children Israel fifteen be-
fore Christ Jesus only gave the and right
eous-divney nspired-correct answer: LET us GO up
at once" Numbers 13:30)
And got Korea too, due 10 the third and fourth
terms of RooSevet-thanks to the dev-and then Harry
Truman. a second third American, who quotes
ChriStS Sermon the Mount but functions as a prisoner
OF the devil! And here's why, in part the Apostle Paul
III Romans Let God be true but every mortal liar
And Hebrews 12:78 If endure the Christening Of
the Lord then We sons. If not then bastards
and not sons,
Roosevelt and Truman, and fellow prisoners of the
Devil created McCarthyism! Think that over!
THE LIBERATION OF THE SOVIET SATELLITES
General Eisenhower unquestionably spoke a mouth
piece of God when he said the conscience of will
never rest until the Soviet Satellites liberated The
ing about this liberation And when God takes ma ior
command of the White House, then countrys right
eousness and spirituality will be powerful in ber
ating ensaved peoples than our billions have been!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
Miracles of The Devil
TRUMAN AND ROOSEVELT
And We Mean Of the Devil!
GIGANTIC FRAUDS!
BOTH HATED THE PRESS

Because the Press could not be Deceived.
lned Adams and Ewes, prisoners Of the Devil. could
be befuddled via the human voice!
And How
And at what Price
ne Build up of the Soviet prisoners the Devil,
II he enslavement of Hundred of Millions!
But the ghastly farce of material existence" o. 272
D & H. will be reduced to its native nohingn Cod
Christ Science, of His United States His Protestant
country!-the genius of the nations!!
Scotch English, Protestant, American stock gave
mankind Gods greatest Leader since Christ Jesus-Marv
Baker Eddy-the greatest Leader of all time
And Adams and Ewes via suffering and divine guidance
viii get down their knees Gods Christ Science and
its Dscoverer Reverend Mary Baker Eddy, and reach
Christ-like sanity! And like it!
he devil, via the honest 1932 Democratic platform
put FD.R.,-mora spiritual, intellectual and physical
cripple (because of unrepentant SIM political and pr
itual aduterer, whom Satan hath bound" (Christ
jesus into highest political post power Thus per
hitting the maximum number of traitors and eneme. of
God and country to nfiltrate into all branches our
except Edgar Hoover's F.B.I and the devils
Franklin and Harry would not let Hoover function,
How the prisoners of the devil of the New Raw Deal
and phony Fair Deal abi their knavery and foes and
gloss their multi-bicn laundering and Rack.
eteering leadership
The C. o. p. would not recognize the Kremn Grim
inas and Lunatcs, but FDR-spiritual traitor to God