Advertising Representatives and Reflections on World Affairs
Advertising representatives Lorenzon & Inc list offices in New York Chicago and other cities as a News column offers opinions on life in the United States. The piece argues prophets and leaders misread events and Americans risk overreaching while needing capable administrators to manage nations and avoid unwanted long term duties.
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Lorenzen & In, Inc
New York
Chicago
Ciheamnan
Atlanta
Si Lous
Kansas City
Lon
Obsolete illnesses noted at Cleveland hospital meeting
At the January board meeting of a Cleveland hospital long devoted to caring for crippled children, officials reported the facility is using about half its beds due to improved community health. New child service types were considered as heart ailments decline with sulfa drugs reduce prior deaths. Birth injuries and polio cases are fewer thanks to better obstetric care and disease control. The report painted an encouraging health progress view.
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Cleveland
Broadway Theater Mix of Moliere and Clark At Booth
The Booth Theater hosts The Would-be Gentleman featuring Bobby Clark as M Jourdain with his typical flair but little relief from the star’s antics. The Moliere original is heavily augmented by Clark’s material, leaving other cast members short of characterization. Notable cast includes Donal Bum, Alex Fisher, June Knight, and Frederick Persson. The Theater Guild stages Top Winter’s Tale by Shakespeare, with solid performances from Powell and Landis, yet the play is judged as one of Shakespeare’s weaker works. Desert Song returns to City Center with Riemund Romberg’s score, though the production runs long and features many striking performers.
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New York
Moliere
Booth Theater
Bobby Clark
Hia
M Jourdain
Jourdain
Clarir Moliere
Irene Sharaff
Donal Bum
Alex Fisher
Preder Werner
Ann Thomas
Ruth Harrison
Edith Kirig
Frederick Persson
Gone Baw
Fieance Whitney
Leonard Flliott
John Heath
LeRoy Operti
June Knight
Theater Guild Shakespearean Company
Benre Daniels
Siahia
David Powell
Jessie Royce Landis
Flarrnce Reed
Kurt Richards
Romney Brent
Geraldine Stroock
TMR
Oneretta
Los Angeles
Riemund Romberg
Veterans
Gol. R P. Bronson
Veterans’ Administration
Oy Corseas
Maryland
Kansas
Chicago
Tam
Washington Calling by Marquis Childs on steel strike threat
Marquis Childs argues President Truman faces an impossible budget task as a steel industry strike looms. He urges a Senate inquiry into steel leaders and unions, warning that unchecked power from capital and labor risks national growth and freedom of bargaining.
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Washington
United States
Ameiicr
Mss
Truman
U S. Steel
General Motos
J P. Morgan
U. S. Steel
Senate
Tom Gudler
Ernest Weir
Congress
United Feature Syndicate
Senate Filibuster Mayhem Ends With Recess in Chaos
Washington dispatch recounts a tense Senate scene as lawmakers fuss over a quorum and a plan to haul missing members back for a vote. Chairs creak, voices rise, and a recess is called after 36 yeas and 22 nays as reporters describe the constitutional jitters and fatigue from a chaotic late session led by Speaker Russell and others.
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Washington
U. S Senate
Senate
Enmaussion
Richard B Russell
Windsor
Ins
FEDS
Wimmer
Russell
Mike
Sa Russell
Joseph H Ball
Minn
Doxey
Sen Russell
Ball
Seatt Wo Taiwas
Niiins
Robert M LaFollette
Wisconsin
Lucas
On the Record on Iran and Teheran pledges amid wartime balance
Dorothy Thompson argues the Teheran pledge by USA USSR and UK to Iran is broken by Russian pressure. The piece warns that autonomy movements and forced territorial threats undermine Iran’s sovereignty and jeopardize postwar peace and balance of power.
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Dorothy Thompson
WNO
Assembly
Security Council
San Francisco
Teheran
USA
Ussr
United Kingdom
Iran
Ian
U.S.A
Great Britain
Russia
Red Army
Tran
Britain
Turkey
Washington general Stilwell taunts Hurley on China policy
Washington dispatch details General Stilwell’s criticism of General Hurley and Chiang Kai shek as they relate to China and the wartime truce. It notes Stilwell’s view that US aid and governance in China were mishandled, and he emphasizes local attitudes toward Chiang’s government and the Nationalists. Includes VA notes on veterans’ assistance and Capitol Hill demobilization sentiment.
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Washington
Vinestar Joe
Pat Hurley
Stillwell
China
Pearson Eral Marshall
Joe
San Francisco
Stilwell
Hurley
Dey
Tom
United States
Hucles
Tao Dave
Saowell
Seong Chiang
Stowell
Sue Frome
Chiang
Chio
Ching
Tie Git
Strwell
Chiang Kaishek
Shiwell
Chang
Gairmo
Guy Chang
Ater
Japan
Nationalist Party
Chungking
Maury Maverick
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Breast cancer safeguard using testosterone propionate therapy
A report from Surgery Gynecology and Obstetrics Chicago by Dr A Pru dente details the post surgical use of testosterone propionate in 63 breast cancer patients. Compared with 64 operated patients not given the treatment, the treated group showed far lower recurrence years later, suggesting protective action though possible masculine side effects.
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Chicago
A. Prudente
Tooth nailed to wall in unfinished Brazil laboratory
In Brazil Indiana a tooth damaged by a cavity was nailed to the wall of an unfinished dietary laboratory and labelled Job No. The tooth belonged to a worker with a toothache. Owner George Carpenter sterilized forceps and pulled the tooth despite the lab not being officially open for business.
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Brazil
Ind
George Carpenter
Record potato yield hits 175 bushels per acre in Wyoming
George Knutson of the federal agricultural statistics reports the 1945 potato crop in Wyoming among the largest on record. Nearly all harvests escaped frost damage with a preliminary yield estimated at 175 bushels per acre, up from 155 last year and well above the 10 year average of 113.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
George Knutson
Pelio Polio’s Bitter Enemy Threat to Youth
Pelio hits children as a major youth threat with over 74 percent of US cases under 20. The article cites average case expenses per 108000 persons by age: 34.4 under five, 54.8 five to nine, 30.4 ten to fourteen, 11.5 for 15 to 19. It urges March of Dimes contributions January 14–31 to combat infantile paralysis in hospitals laboratories communities and homes.
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United States
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