Shoes of human kindness end race hatred in post war era
An editorial urges Americans to adopt personal shoes of human kindness to combat race hatred. It argues contagion of prejudice cannot be cured by drugs or laws and only individual willingness to understand can heal society. The piece uses a fable of leather shoes to illustrate walking unitedly against bigotry.
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Helen’ Essary
Central Press
Washington
United States
Britain
Hong Kong
SR Oh
Singapore
Malaya
China
Hong
Konglin
Hhon-Coopera
Chiang Kai-shek
U. S
Cleopatra’ Mold
Hite
Atate Department
Beikai Ho
Seage
Soldier Gila by Pratt and the rehabilitation issue
The Literary Guidepost reviews George K. Pratt's Soldier Gila, noting it argues rehabilitation of service members requires practical home-front support. The piece critiques Pratt as physician and public voice, stressing attitudes toward veterans and family roles during reintegration, with emphasis on finances and adolescent adjustment after service. The review calls for substantial changes in support structures for returning personnel.
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George K. Pratt
Gila
Cain
Pratt
Rome
Ihiese
Soldier's bold stand during Philippine invasion mocks enemy
A wartime dispatch recalls Gefiadit Bark and crew member Coxswain Pretoriano Anitens aboard Saghhaw as they confront Japanese forces in Mindoro Philippines. The helmet of their master Coxswain is shown as a symbol of defiance amid battle.
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Dore
Chager Chiat
Mindoro
Philippines
Practical ideas expressed simply for broad civilian impact
The text emphasizes that ideas can be practical and communicated in plain language so that the average civilian can understand and benefit from them. It highlights accessibility and broad reach as key goals, inviting inclusive adoption and clear messaging.
Red Army advances near Budapest and Bratislava
Soviet forces under Tolbukhin and Malinovsky drive from western Budapest toward the Danube bridges with armored columns. They encircle Budapest as allied units push along the Danube toward Bratislava and Vienna, seizing towns in southern Czechoslovakia and nearing major capitals. Meanwhile a note on market timing and new toll-free telephone features appears.
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RED Army
Tthe
Danube
Feodor
Tol' Bukhin
Pest
Plaih
Tolbukhin
Third Ukraine
Rodion
Malinovsky
Second Ukraine
Budapest
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Postwar tangles and strange notes from a crowded column
A chaotic clipping runs ideas from oil to sports and tech. Mentions 15 862 feet oil drills in California plus soon to come whisky shipments and wheat syrup. Mentions wartime intel on Himmler and Gestapo alongside a French tele vision advance and a joke about postwar Paris nightlife amid laundry tips and tropical fireflies.
Radio Tonight Showline Schedule Shuffle On Air
New York Dec 27 Edward Bowes off air prompting CBS to shift hour long Red Cross broadcast to Thursday night. Vox Poppers Park Johns and Warren Hall to broadcast with major expected release. Prindle and Wendel Niles to debut comedy on BLU next month replacing Horace Heidt. Prime time moves include Bram’s time to Wednesdays at 10 start Jan 24. The slate lists Mr and Mrs North Eddie Cantor Kay Kyser and more across CBS BLU MBS and NBC schedules.
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New York
Edward Bowes
CBS
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Vox Poppers Park Johns
Warren Hall
Prindle
Hollywood
Wendel Niles
Bob, Hope
Horace Heidt
Bram
NZC
Mrs. North
Eddie Cantor
District Attorney
Kay Kyser
Bluebird
Jack Carson
Dr. Christian
Dunninger
Emile Vandis
Sumner Welles
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
M. C
Escaped tunnel story and misattributed prison claim
A report says 19 Nazi prisoners worked for months to excavate a 200 foot escape tunnel from an outdoor coal box to beyond the camp east fence. It denies Guenther Prien’s sinking of the Royal Oak and blames a misunderstanding of an inquiry. A note on new lighter fur pelts mentions warmth and draping grace.
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Guenther Prien
Royal ‘Oak
Mystery in the Chivery house deepens with vase clue
Nugent questions Maud Chivery about a decanter of brandy and possible poison. Beevens reports a broken three foot vase and a long wire hidden in the pantry, suggesting a staged diversion to remove suspects from the library. Craig presses for motive as Drue Oible's scream prompts further police scrutiny.
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Nugent
Craig
Maud Chivery
Conrad
Maud
Dorie
Braig
Chivery
Brent
Beevens
Bront
Lelbow
Talen
Dorns Trute Craig
Freight traffic over the Rhine in peacetime years
An estimated 100,000,000 tons of freight were carried over the Rhine during peacetime years, reflecting the river's vital role in European commerce and transportation networks before major conflicts disrupted trade.
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Rhine
Ancient Fans and Glowworms Inspire Cooling Light
The article notes that fans for cooling the face date back to around 3000 BC and discusses glowworms and fireflies as ancient attempts to imitate bright light without generating heat, hinting at early curiosity about efficient illumination.
Those Gray Hairs And The Life Lesson From LOGANGLE
Public Q and A column discusses gray hair causes and aging myths. A reader asks how to prevent greying while Dr Clendening notes no cure or endocrine product exists. The piece humorously parodies advice and cites arbitrary quotes about life and aging.
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the Literary Guidepost
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Jenkins
Sapttegemd
Himmler
Schweinhunde
Gestapo
Enetirety
U.S
Hef
Les Knisti
Jos
Ae Ae Nugent
Lomuat
Saud
Claud
Woreens
Senate War Investigating Committee
James M. Mead
Senate
Chavish
Grant
F . Aryae
Fairs Committee
Treasury Department
ABA
Treasury
W. Randolph Burgess
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Ahe
Maer Og Boece
My Vhlaktog
Andening, M.D
Logangle
Life Design
Clendening
Colum
Trom
Ponce de Leon
Spain
Europe
Santa Claus
Dhune
Wooley
Monty
Dry Desert
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