Hoover memoirs detail failed New Deal and 1932 run
The third volume of The Memoirs of Herbert Hoover arrives in September and covers 1929 to 1947. Hoover argues his policies were misrepresented, the banking crisis mishandled by Roosevelt, and he contends New Deal failed to solve the era’s economic woes, with recovery largely tied to the war. He remains cordial, offering documented views amid disputed conclusions.
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Adair Stevenson
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Frank Knox
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Mourning, Public Display, and a Teasing Quiet
A columnist contrasts theatrical funeral pomp with Gertrude Lawrence’s simple, heartfelt passing. He recalls a widow’s public mourning, then reflects on private grief, and ends with notes on American liberty, New Deal era controls, and postwar political shifts.
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St. James Theater
New York
Whittaker Chara review dispute for The Freeman
An Office meeting reveals Whittaker Chara refused to review a former Soviet prisoner’s book for The Freeman. Chamberlain sent the book to examine, with Time colleague support. The reviewer found it a usable documentary on the Russian prison system, not a work like Darkness at Noon, expressing concerns over its literary impact.
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the Freeman
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Baytown Sunmasthead and rates are listed for subscribers
The Baytown Sun masthead shows editor Fred Hartman and staff including Syd Gould and Beulah Mae Jackson. Advertising and office managers are named, with Warren Edwards as managing editor. Subscription rates by carrier and by mail are provided, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual prices. The note lists a 75 cent rate for Armed Services and identifies Texas Daily Press League as national representative. Entered as second class at Baytown Post Office under the act of Congress of March 3, 1870.
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Whittaker Chambers and Cultural Echoes in 1960s America
Leonard Lyons notes Whittaker Chambers criticizes the prison experience and Decency as a defining trait, while references to Darkness at Noon and a USSR map scene. The piece also covers media politics with the Democratic National Committee securing late night TV slots and social figures like Brando being psychoanalyzed, plus travel and theater anecdotes including Mrs. Douglas MacArthur at a Bali dance troupe event.
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Bourbon And Water Man Miss America Promoter Fed Up With Beauty
Promoter Harman W Nichols reports Mail Pouch chewing humorist Mal Dodson visiting Atlantic City. Dodson, five feet 19 inches tall and 240 pounds, wears a 16 1/2 shirt with 37 inch sleeves and says he drinks bourbon and water daily except on Good Friday.
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Trivia questions and a Melons of Atlantic City promotion
A collage of knowledge questions on woods fruits life periods and history, followed by a Q and A about names like Zsa Zsa Gabor Salmon P. Chase and a profile of Mall promoting Miss America. The piece recounts a chaotic press bureau led promo at Convention Hall featuring tennis boxing and a walkathon that nearly backfired.
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GOP Factions Struggle Close to Eisenhower on Train
Washington report details a bitter GOP power struggle aboard the Eisenhower campaign train. It centers on Arthur Summerfield and Gov Sherman Adams, with Taft’s influence shaping strategy and petitions to place Taft allies on Eisenhower’s board.
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Local note on old men and community work
Five years ago a political clash centered on veteran leaders with cries of protest as L R Kurtz was named to head organized substitutions for a community effort. Mrs Callie Matthews of Conroe visited the Little of Pelly, highlighting local social ties.
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