Moving and family woes at Pearce to Sag Wrest Lobiz
A personal note describes a rough move from 60 East Pearce to Sag Wrest Lobiz with back strain and fatigue. Utilities, route surveys, and packing are shared, with family members handling the tedious tasks while the writer stays at the office amid copy demands and linotype pressures. A planned midnight move is hinted at, along with a possible injunction and costs by East Peerce residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce
Sag Wrest Lobiz
Tesua ‘Avenue
Burt
Pap
Mumicrats
Stalin's Master Plan reshapes geopolitics for Cold War leverage
Editorial summarizes US News and World Report on Stalin's master plan to keep Russia strong, fight indirectly through satellites, and use communist parties to destabilize non-Communist nations. It notes potential Western countermeasures, limited direct war, and the strategic role of geopolitics across Eurasia. The piece highlights petrochemistry's rising impact and US industry shifts driven by oil derived chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Us News and World Report
Foa
Russia
Ussr
Kremlin
United States
Korea
Indo-China
India
Faraway science vs our near home in life
A reflective column rails at global charity while critiquing radio astronomy and media, urging attention to domestic poverty and quality programs. It compares distant wonders like the Milky Way to neglect of local needs and local culture, ending with a quip about cows and pastures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Europe
Take the tip to stop talking in sales
In a lively anecdote from a New York restaurant, Elmer Wheeler’s Success Secrets warning salesmen to know when to stop talking is illustrated by tales of E. K. Curtis and Charles T. Liscomb Jr. who exemplify concise exits. An old Tennessee shopkeeper adds a blunt critique: you talk too much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. K. Curtis
Curtis
Charles T. Liscomb Jr
Pepsodent Company
Charley
Tennessee
Hiscomb
Have A Laugh From Boyce House Preacher Parody
Fragmentary lines show a preacher named Boyce House with a humorous piece titled Have A Laugh. The readable text suggests a satirical or playful religious themed item, but specifics are unclear.
Reviewing Stand Wonders About Vanishing Clothes Trend
Henry McLemore warns against a growing trend of men dressing down in summer for comfort. He cites historical figures and modern icons, argues that resort wear ruins gravitas, and urges staying with traditional, layered outfits for mature men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Europe
Alexander the Great
Caesar
Hisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Barney Baruch
Washington Dispatch exposes bias in small business defense aid
Washington reports on a private Office of Small Business meeting where Jonal Pritchard, head of OSB, described small firms as mostly chiselers and favored big producers for defense contracts. He urged self-reliance, dismissed price controls, and questioned plans for a Small Plants Corporation. He credited bankers with money and warned against reliance on reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Robert S. Allen
Washington
Office of Small Business
The
Nations Production Authority
Manley Freischmann
Charlies Wilson
Jonal
Pritchard
Osbard
Prichard
Littl
Ameriyear
A* Small Plants Corporation
Mobiliza
Try And Stop Me A Brayton Stage Night Charade
A fragmented newspaper snippet blends theater and sensational notes. Eddie Fos is central in a miscast opening night moment as an ingénue feigns applause while he takes the bow. A stranger in Slip Muldoon’s saloon tries to cash a check and a tale of a potent Italian drug ships to Red China surfaces through official channels. A Dallas pilot’s 28 minute low flight terror ends with grounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fos
Foy
Poy
Slip
Muldoon
Crazy Gulch
Hymn Line Writer and Historical Bits Digest
A collage of trivia and dates from history and literature. It lists questions on hymn lines Diet of Worms Gunga Din and Robert Frost plus facts about Corot Peru Serbia Austria Booth Tarkington Mussolini and Emerson and notes on language and Biographical dates from 1362 to 1914 with scattered references to birthdays and public service roles.
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Jean Baptiste Camille Corot
Peru
Spain
Austria
Serbia
St Olof
King of Morray
Booth Tarkington
Benito Mussolini
Italy
DiMaggio to Manage Browns? A Chicago Card Foreshadowed
A column riffs on Joe DiMaggio possibly coaching the St. Louis Browns, with Veeck as promoter and the Yankees star eyeing a post athletic career. The piece notes DiMaggio’s pride, earning power, and potential value in St. Louis, while contrasting public interest and team prospects with the aging legend’s willingness to coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DiMaggio
St. Louis Brown
Jack Lar
Pill Veeck
St. Louis Browns
DiMaggio
Joe
Casey Sienzel
del Webb
Yankees
Joz
Iis
Veeck
Browns
New York
St. Louis
Letters on meat ethics and Eisenhower support
A fragmentary letter from Howard Fey discusses meat digestion myths and health fears, questions about gland secrets in animals, and expresses willingness to vote for Eisenhower if certain political conditions are met. It touches on wartime politics, reform, and distrust of the Troman administration, ending with a protest note.
Vallee Maine Fame Star Remembered Across Years
The jumbled note recalls Vallee known for Maine fame born on an island in June. It mentions Harvard, a colorful yet cryptic portrayal, and crooning as a recurring news thread. It lists three remembered traits that kept him in the public eye as a perennial favorite among singers.
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Leden University
New York City
Metropolitan Museum
Metropolitan
Bedloe’s Island
Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Ashbel
Baytown
Texan
Fred Hartman
Veeeeereeeverss
Syd S Gould
Leisseveveese
Beblah Mae Jackson
Sreenee
Elmer Wheeler
Have A
Boyce House
Alay 'Zolt
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Ata He
Netiarad
SDE
ICG
Senators
Henry McLemore
McLemore
Bill
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Chase National Bank
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Ison
Wilson
Denver
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Office of International ‘Trade
Pallas
Dellas
Dallas
Robert Frost
Ernest Fhayer
Casey
Levi
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Khorasa
Thi
Wee
Porto
Happy Bathday
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SF Today
Rae
Sanday
Powell
Tnie
Jack Luit
Walter Winchell
Weeck
Satche
Paige
Joe Walcelt
St Louis
Yanks
Sportsman's Park
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Yost
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DiMag
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Ang
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Howard Fey
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