Senators Back Peace Idea In International Security League
The piece argues lawmakers from both parties should support a world peace framework led by the international security league. It contends the United States must ratify a treaty to preserve peace and then issue a presidential directive on ambassador voting, with Congress approving key guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
International Security League
League of Nations
Congress
Vandenberg
Michigan
America
United States
Romania
Hungary
Council of the International Security Organization
Hitler
Europe
Rhineland
England
Russia
China
Congress of the
By Robert Quillen Men Ashamed to Advocate The Only Workable New Order
The piece traces attempts at a new social order from the Pilgrims Quakers and Jefferson to Stalin Hitler and Roosevelt. It notes early gains followed by controls on speech and learning and the rise of tyranny as unintended consequences of each regime.
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America
Jefferson
Stalin
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Roosevelt
Pacific
Arawe
Mender of Hearts and Kingdom of God Reflections
A George Matthew Adams column argues the Kingdom of God as a political plan, envisioning a world without fear or crime if people adopt its ethics. It recalls Churchill in Italy and notes the unity of mankind while praising Michael Fairless and her book The Roadmender, highlighting its humane message.
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Ashurst
Sussex
England
Michael Fairness
Margaret Fairless Barber
Michael Fairless
Cleveland
Thomas E. Mosher
Portland
Dutton’s
New York
Proverbs Sold in Pairs Weigh Against Maxims
A reflective remark notes that maxims oppose rival maxims and proverbs lose balance when presented alone, suggesting paired sayings carry full truth while singular proverbs yield only half.
Misery in His Back and War Vets Banter
Arthur Boer jokes about sacro iliac troubles and a mule kick from 26 years ago. He apologizes to the Hallorsa troops and veterans hospitals, recalls medical advice, and quips about a strait jacket as a joke about his wounds and return to duty.
Scuttling of Byrnes and Truman Backing at Democratic Convention
An unnamed insider account traces the 1944 Democratic vice presidency drama. It says Franklin D. Roosevelt favored James Byrnes over Wallace, then secretly offered support to Truman while Wallace was publicly endorsed. CIO leaders opposed Byrnes citing wage policy, leading Byrnes to withdraw before the convention opened. The story promises official details when participants speak.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Jimmy Byrnes
Truman
Byrnes
Harnegan
Mr. Roosevelt
Hannegan
Kelly
Hague
New York
Ed Flynn
Chicago
Lehman Expected to Step Down From UNRRA Chair
Drew Pearson notes UNRRA head John Jeppson Lehman may resign to campaign for Roosevelt in New York. Personal losses, a broken leg, and frustration over Italy relief limits influence his decision. As a neutral chair, Lehman represents UN, not just the U.S., complicating succession.
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Ashington
Sursoon
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Lehman
New York State
Roosevelt
England
Algiers
UNRRA
Italy
United Nations Council
Yugoslavia
Greece
United States
Dean Acheson
United Nations
Inflation, Surplus, and New Deal Economics Debate
Column analyzes Bowles LaGuardia views on postwar surplus worth 15 billion and its use to curb inflation, opposing deflation fears and suggesting sale of surplus to fund debt reduction. Mentions Hansen and Menninger, and recalls a CIO PAC congressional probe exchange over Dewey funding.
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ISE
Chester Bowles
LaGuardia
New Deal Administration
Mr. Bowles
Mr. LaGuardia
Bowles
Brothers Bowles
Coffee News and Health Myths From Dr Brady
Dr Brady debunks health myths about cigarets gums alcohol and purgatives and defends coffee as a heart friendly beverage. He notes coffee can aid heart function for many and warns against caffeine for some invalids and late in the day sleep disruption.
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Hokum
Mars
Hair Care Pamphlet Request Sparks Expert Debate
In a radio interview a Hollywood beauty expert urged daily shampoo to keep hair in perfect condition. A reader asks for the pamphlet Care of the Hair by stamped self-addressed envelope. Another reader discusses iodine use for sinus and a daughter’s asthma. expert cautions against iodine for asthma and advises against the iodized ration for that condition.
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J.H
Hias
Warfront Wounds Show Contrast With Atlantic City Resorts
Marquis W. Childs reports at England General Hospital in Atlantic City where wounded soldiers convalesce at Haddon Hall Traymore and are reconditioned for possible return to combat. He notes morale strains from the resort setting, playback of life away from the front, and debates over renewed service versus honorable discharge.
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Jashington
England General Hospital
Atlantic City
England General
Europe
Pacific
Haddon Hall
Chalfonte
Army
Traymore Hotel
Traymore
France
Italy
America
Exploring Your Mind by Dr Wiggam on money ethics and childhood intellect
Dr Wiggam discusses paying cash versus checks and the psychology of money. He notes Lincoln's childhood curiosity signals a bright mind and cautions against assuming public groups are always virtuous, contrasting mob motives with noble-sounding causes.
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By David Lawrence
Lawrence
Central
South America
Robert Quillen
George Matthew Adams
Kingdom of God
Churchill
Matthews
By Arthur
Bugs" Boer
Hallorsa
George Clark
Paul Mallon
Malion
Flynn
Pacific Coast
Murray
Hillman
Drew Pearson
Brendan Bracken
Bracken
Britain
Dunkerque
London
Great Britain
Lonel
William C. Menninger
Army Medical Corps
Neuro-Psychiatric Division
Karl Menninger
Menninger
Raymond Mosley
Bowies
Gests
Alvin Hansen
Hansen
Dr. Hansen
Col. Menninger
Hillman and
Dewey
Cio-Pac
Moley
Wm. Brady
Hollywood Hokum
Marquis W. Childs
United States Signal Corps
New Britian
Albert E. Wiggam
Lincoln
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