Labour confrontations in Asia and Europe unfold at sea and in Peking
The piece depicts AFL and CIO leaders meeting in London and Red labor strategists in Peking to plan a global labor war. It claims a massive anti-Communist network will form, linking 50 million unions across 74 nations to oppose Communist influence and pressure Asia and Australasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile de France
Joe
Peking
China
le de France
AFL
London
Walter Reuther
CIO
Peking Hall
Chou En-Lai
Chou
Mexico
Toledano
Russia
Soloview
Uba
Louis Pena
Africa
Abdulle Lo
France
America
Australasia
New Zealand
Points East
Mukden
State Department
Angus Ward
Trade Union Council of
Angus
Ard
Shanghai Trade Union Council
Shanghai
Shihchingshan
Shansi
Orient
Korea
Mongolia
Kazakstan Soviet Socialist Republic
Lombardo Toledano
Washington
Paris
Amsterdam
Cumberland
Terrace Plaza
Cincinnati
Post-Hall Syndicate Inc
They Say Women Find an Excuse to Buy New Outfits
A speaker notes that women claim nothing to wear as a reason to buy fresh clothes for occasions. An unrelated remark about a cabinet storing lost papers is included with a comment about Garbo feeling uncomfortable when stared at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garbo
Dane
Oil fights may shade Texas civil rights clash in Congress
Texans in Washington warn that two oil controversies may overshadow the January session civil rights battle. Speaker Rayburn cites repeal of the depletion allowance as a top fight while Texas seeks to confirm ownership of tidelands and secure lease money and royalties. The dispute touches ownership beyond the 10 1/2 mile limit to the continental shelf with potential billions at stake for Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Texas
Washington
Sam Rayburn
Tidelands
Price Daniel
United States
Gulf
Comromise
Daniel
Fire Danger Increased by Holiday Conditions
Fire danger rises with Christmas practices in homes and stores in Austin. Crowded shops, wrapping paper, litters, decorations, lighting, gas stoves, electrical toys, and dry leaves raise risk. Emphasizes avoiding open flames and diligent wrapping paper storage to prevent tragic accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Wynn Berle Feud Echoes 1849 Astor Place Riot
The piece notes Ed Wynn and Milton Berle feuding over jokes and reputations, likening the clash to the 1849 Astor Place riot between Macready and Forrest. It recalls how audience unrest led to deaths, police action, and militia, framing modern feuds as attention drivers in show business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wynn
Milton Berle
Wynn
Berle
Milt
Grannigan
Hassel
Astor Place
Milton
Macready
Forrest
Serle
Manhattan
Broad
Mac
Opera House
National Guard
England
Manish
Murer
Billy Rose
Questions and Answers on moons ships and symbols
A compilation of Q and A covering harvest and hunter moons, the oldest US Navy ship Constellation launched 1797, card suit symbolism, true cross fragments, gypsy moth introduction, aluminum roofing qualities, and Civil Service family appointments with federal positions rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constellation
Newport
R. I
United States Navy
All Heroes of America Aren’t on Football Field
Washington column notes Leo Speros of Wilson High School scoring in a DC playoff victory while praising his father for quietly aiding a disappointed secretary. It also covers clergy reactions to rent control, Montgomery’s German armament argument, and coal miners’ pension battles, plus Moscow and defense shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Drew Pearson
Leo Speros
Wilson High School
District of Columbia
Leo
Speros
Parnell Thomas
Miss Campbell
Silver Fox
Jim Speros
John R. Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Kendall Cady
Institute of Real Estate Management
Congress
Monsignor
John O'Grady
Cady
Louis Johnson
Europe
United States
Germany
Montgomery
Russia
Prussia
West Germany
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Secy. Johnson
Johnson
Britain
Sir Archibald Montgomery
Mary Pitcairn
Monty
Lewis
Love
Welfare Fund
John R. Steelman
Winchester
Winchell On Broadway
A mix of celebrity gossip and society notes from New York includes plans for confirmations before Christmas, a NYU teaching escort, actor rosters, raises, marriages, and parties across Manhattan. Mentions of Eisenhower, publishing picks, and social imports fill the page with high society flare.
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Commie
BY Victor Riesel
The
Editors
By Herblock
Wynn-Berle
BY Billy Rose
Ready
New York
Astor Place Opera House
Washington Irving
Ing
Bureau
Eye Street
Austin American Information
J.H
O. B. J. A. Espada
St. Peter's
Rome
Constantine
Napoleon
Massachusetts
Austin American Information Bureau
D. C
National Bureau of Senture
Civil Service Act
John L. Rears
John L. Lewis
Cy Ching
George Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company
Winchester, Va
Merry
Moscow
Stalin
Crimea
Molotov
Black Sea
National Defense
Steve Early
Georgia
Stephen Pace
Bell Syndicate, Inc
MAN About Town
Jean Arthur
NYU
Peaches” Browning
Front Pages
Z. Scott
Reno
J. Steinbeck
Joe DiMaggio
Hollywood
MGM
Lucille Bremer
A. Rodriguez
L. H. Tharp
Salem
Little, Brown
Gwen Bristow
Literary Guild
Crowell
Gal Colyamist
Martooni
Eisenhower
Gopals
Times Square
6Th
Broadway
42Nd
Bway
B'way
Lincoln Square
B. Baruch
W. Churchill
W. C
Exec
A. J. McCarthy
Eleanor
le Vouvray
L. Wonderling
Little Rock
J. P. Maguire
Sybil Carbonells
Shah of Persia
Lillian Rock
Kay Thompson
Runyon Fund
Chi
Blackstone
Mayfair Room
S. Pacific
Marie Louise Wanamaker Munn Kent
Harkness Pavilion
Silvio Sportzatti
Movietown
Oscar Hammin
Simon & Seinster
Len Harris
Prentice-Hall
Barbera Fox
New Haven
Arthur Grays
Dorothy Schiff
Bill Robinson
Statler
Health Assembly
Federal Security
Oscar Ewing
Shee
Tee Theoret
Austin “American
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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