Public Health Bill Supported by Capital City Editorials
A Texas editor argues for the minimum standards bill for medical training, contending it benefits public health and that choice of healer should remain free. The piece contrasts other practitioners with MDs and notes no exclusion of chiropractors or osteopaths, urging no barriers to basic science courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin American
Texas Chiropractic Public Health Committee
Texas
R. O. Zollinger
American Statesman
Judicial Council backs plan for arbitration and notary reform
The Texas Civil Judicial Council advances a bill authorizing arbitration of future disputes and enforcing awards, backed by Rep S J Isaacks. A separate measure by Rep William S Jameson would require written exams for notaries with strict record-keeping and citizen education provisions.
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Texas Civil Judicial Council
Judicial Council
S. J. Isaacks
el Paso
Civil Judicial Council
George Waverley Briggs
Dallas
Briggs
State Bar of Texas
William S. Jameson
Notary Public
Senate
Secretary of State
Reuther Warns of Heavy Summer Labor Strikes
Walter Reuther and CIO leaders plan a bold wage and pension push starting in about 60 days with a $1,000,000 war chest. Ford, GM, and Chrysler face possible strikes over pensions and benefits as unions prep their big campaign through summer, backed by Milwaukee convention funding.
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Walter Reuther
CIO
Phil Murray
Pittsburgh
America
Auto, Steel and Electrical Workers
Auto
Auto Union
Henry Ford
Ford
White House
Chrysler
Emil Mazey
United Automobile Workers
Mazey
Milwaukee
Q and A on history science and language topics
A collection of questions and concise answers covering the origin of the term Okie the use of corn flakes as fake snow in films new snow mechanisms in Good Sam the meaning of piet a and the term malapropism and other trivia. It also includes facts about European versus US mile measurements soy foods Smith College tides tuberculosis Roman noses and military usage across services.
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Sam
Johnson for Defense Chief A Clarksburg Lawyer’s Case
Washington column extols Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg West Virginia as best qualified for Secretary of National Defense citing 11 years in the War Department. It credits him with prewar munitions orders rapid Allied air production Alaska Highway ties and strong civilian control stance.
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Washington
USA
National Defense
Clarksburg
W. Va
Louis A. Johnson
Johnson
War Department
Europe
Pearl Harbor
Congress
Alaska
Latin America
Harry Woodring
Woodring
Kansas
George Dern
University of Virginia
Supreme Court
West Virginia
House
80Th
Louis Johnson
India
Roosevelt
Pandit Nehru
Mahatma Gandhi
Broadway Gossip and Celebrity Snapshots Across New York
A collage of notes from Winchell's column covers Cuba tensions, ex‑ambassador plots, royalty flirting with press roles, film industry tweaks, boxing digs, earnings for actors, and social escapades around Madison Square Garden, Palm Springs, and New York nightlife. Notables include Prince Serge Obolensky, Count Adelbergh, Jack Dempsey, Howard Hughes, Rockefeller Center value, Truman Capote, and Joe Louis with sideline items on celebrities and scandals.
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Cuba
Washington
Prince Serge Obolensky
Count Adelbergh
Gen. Clay
H. J. Abs
Nazi Germany
Federal Reserve Bank
Abs
Germany
Patricia Wymore
Jack Dempsey
Long Island
Coasters
Howard Hughes
RKO
Columms
Rockefeller Center
Manhattan
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Dudley
Spring
Pyramid Club
Austin
Congress Avenue
Harmonica
Harmonia
Fiddle
By Herblock
Reuther
General Motors
Detroit
Union
Gadget Companies
General Electric
Westinghouse Electrical Machinery
New York
United Electrical Workers
Westinghouse
General Electric Conference Board
US Steel
New York Post Corp
Okie
P.J.Z
Dust Bowl
Oklahoma
P.O.N
N.H
Christ
United States
R.A.Y
England
D.M.J
Smith College
A. Smith
Northampton
Mass
Sophia Smith
F.H.N
A. Malapropism
Malaprop
Sheridan
Malapropos
Calais
Maine
Minas Basin
Bay of Fundy
Long
J.L.D
A. Ernest Longfellow
Brattle Street
Cambridge
C.C.R. A
Drew Pearson
Washington, D.C
New Yorker
Ringling Brothers-Barnum & Bailey Circus
Runyon Cancer Fund
Madison Square Garden
Bill Odom
Evelyn Thompson
Colyum
Louis
Art Kassel
Mercury
Dick Contino
Sinatra Elizabeth Taylor
Stork Club
Little Palm
Miami Beach
Santa
Alger Hiss
Mikele
Chuck Barnet
Truman
Clifford Odets
George M. Cohan
Jimmy Walker
June Haver
Eddie Stankys
The
Braves
Dodgers
J. Lebworth
Yale
Lena Yonoschewska
Ardistocracy
Truman Capote
Leon Henderson
Gigi Durston
Roulon Nielson
Phyllis Arnold
Slapsy- Maxie
Armando
Sandy Lux
Jaeger
Ligdy
Godfrey
Columm
Runyon Fund
Music Hall
Hildegarde
Brook Club
Florida
Palm Springs
Cal
Joe Louis
Simone Simon
el Borracho
Ivy Green
Wall Street
Ray Bourbon
Russell Burke
the Navy Blueblood
Katherine Blake
FDR
Steve Cochran
Reese Sereseerseseeeeeseessesenseseres
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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