Iron Curtains and Hidden Reports in Postwar Policy
The Charleston Gazette discusses government secrecy and the suppression of investigative reports. It cites Hutchinson's Philippines collaboration claims involving Manuel Roxas, McNutt’s air interview stance, and the delayed Steel Production capacity study. Krug’s Guam policy stance faced Navy Interior tug-of-war, with a suppressed report and congressional interest in cabinet pressure.
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Ickes Urges Prompt Release Of Withheld Government Reports
Harold L. Ickes notes Senate scrutiny of the judiciary sub committee and a delayed Justice Department report on Kansas City vote frauds. He urges rapid public release of other administration reports, led by the three year patent policy study, completed last fall and kept private by Cabinet members. He cites Army and Navy opposition to disclosure. He also mentions the Hutchinson report on collaborationists in the Philippines.
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Fascism in Action Report Faces Publication Delay
A controversial ultraconservative study on Fascism in Spain Germany and Italy prepared for Congress by the Wright Patman group remains unpublished amid opposition from Representative Busby and ongoing parliamentary blocking. The companion report Communistism in Action has already seen earlier release while 800000 copies were printed and many remain unsold or stored.
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Dear Lois Leeds Advice on Hair and Makeup Styles
The column answers reader Sally B about a flattering style for a widow with shoulder length hair and green eyes. It recommends hair flat at the top with ear-line width, matching foundation, clear red cheeks and lips, and a hint of green eye shadow. It also notes Lola B’s page boy return but cautions individuality matters over trends.
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Drugless Rheumatism Cure Offered Free Book
Excelsior Springs Missouri June 15 readers of this iPaper can obtain a free book explaining a drugless treatment for rheumatism and arthritis. The booklet argues drugs provide only temporary relief and promotes a system described by The Ball Clinic. Send for the book and a second free title, Good Health, Life's Great Blessing, by writing to The Ball Clinic Dept 125 Excelsior Springs Missouri today.
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Lois Leeds on Fashion and Skin Tone Tips
Lois Leeds offers advice on choosing foundation and powder to mellow bright cheeks. She recommends a beige foundation and powder for tawny hair, and suggests dark red or brown accessories to balance a simple rectory wedding ensemble.
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