Government by Demand Explained by Gov Allan Shivers
Governor Allan Shivers told the Pampa Chamber of Commerce that Texans and Americans can shape their government by civic action. He cited the Gilmer Aikin reform and hospital reorganizations, calling government a funny corporation where stockholders share equal voting rights. Public thought and citizen letters drive official action.
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Pampa Chamber of Commerce
Allan Shivers
Texas
United States
Texas Senate
Shivers
Taft Records Tied to CIO and Democratic Campaigns
George E. Sokolsky critiques two documents, one from the Democratic National Committee and one from the United Labor League of Ohio, claiming CIO material was repackaged as campaign literature. He denounces the sources as twisted, slanted, and deceptive, highlighting alleged anti foreigner rhetoric and party collaboration.
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Taft
Democratic National Committee
Robert Alphonso Taft
United Labor League of Ohio
Cio-Pac
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Political Action Committee
East State Street
Columbus
Ohio
CIO
Robert Alphonso
CIO Democrats
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Philippines
Felix Morley
Tafts
William Howard
Robert
Charles
William Howard Taft
Russia
Carnegie Hall
Robert Taft
Abba Hillel Silver
Julius Klein
King Feature Syn. Inc
Billy Rose Two For The Money And A Pair Of Recommendations
Billy Rose shares two strong takes on theater and books. He praises Brandon De Wilde’s steady performance in Member of the Wedding at the Empire Theater and hails Budd Schulberg’s The Disenchanted, predicting top-seller status and potential future playwork. He notes Fitzgerald ties and a Hollywood party scene as standout chapters.
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Ethel Waters
Julie Harris
Brandon de Wilde
Empire Theater
Master de Wilde
Brandon
Clifton Fadiman
Budd Schulberg
Budd
Manley Halliday
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Golden Boy
Schulberg
Paramount Studios
Fitzgerald
Dartmouth
Hemingway
Steinback
Hollywood
Scott
Santa Claus
Billy Rose
Scientists' Moral Judgment Emerges Over War Use
A new moral view spreads among scientists who created tools for war, now seen as barbarous when their discoveries fuel more destructive conflict. Bishop Ernest William Barnes of the Church of England notes scientists' regret that their work is used to intensify warfare.
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Ernest Wiilliam Barnes
Church of
Eng
Quotes on war, democracy, and policy from varied speakers
A collection of brief quotations includes Sen Craupe on war crimes and hangings, Just Wurke critiquing double talk by Communists, Henry Canort h Jr urging sacrifice for peace, AL GoopMan comparing past and present shows, Sin Rupert A Tarr advocating an independent Congress, and Cpl Gen Heinz urging not to underestimate the Russian soldier.
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Wurke
Heinz, Guperian
Etiquette questions from Good Taste Today
EMILY POST answers a volley of etiquette queries on cocktail weddings dinner knives and hostess duties. A note on Fiji Islands population reports 284 955.
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Fiji Islands
Exploring Mind Social Traits and Child Development
Dr. Albert Wiggam discusses social behavior and responsibility by gender, notes social competence has hereditary elements, and promotes a 15 cent booklet on emotional growth. It highlights a US Children’s Bureau guide on children ages six to twelve, edited by Katherine Lenroot, and cites a study showing no September regression after summer break.
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E. A. Doll
US Children’s Bureau
Washington, DC
Katherine Lenroot
Marie Schrepel
H. R. Laslett
John F. Dille
Hat Tilt as a Window into a Man's Character
Polk Street Professor argues hat tilt reveals personality. Low foreheads, back-tilt, straight on, or side tilt signal traits from happy-go-lucky to surly or conventional. Bareheaded reduces reliability of judgment, he cautions.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down List
A long OCR style puzzle clue grid with numerous across and down hints including painting, animals, numbers, and general terms. Names, places, and abbreviations span art, biology, astronomy, law, and geography with entries like Leonardo da Vinci painting and Greek seaport terms.
Advice for shy teens to boost social life in school
An 18 year old girl asks for tips to be more attractive and gain dates. The column suggests smiling often, greeting classmates by name, joining activities, inviting double dates, attending games, and improving dancing. It notes personality tips may help and offers to mail a self addressed envelope for more guidance.
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Elinor Williams
McNaught Syn. Inc
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