Un American Hypocrisy in Southern Football Ethics
The piece argues college football in the South plus programs nationwide involve payments to star players via alumni, challenging amateurism as hypocritical. It cites Charlie Justice and various schools, criticizing the AAA and advocating standards while accepting disclosed payoffs to athletes. It laments lack of clear scores in diplomacy versus clear football results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
State
Tennessee
Maryland
William and Mary
Virginia
Carolina Tar Heel
Sugar Boys
Carolina Tar Heels
Neck of the Woods
Theecadent East
Ivey League
Notre Dame
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
South
Ivey
Charlie Justice
Carolina
Tar Heels
Justice
High Point College
Wake Forest
Amateur Athletic Association
America
Bill Bailey
Loc Chakales
The
Enterprise
Associated Press
Athens
Greece
New York
AAA
Governor-nominee Kerr Scott and the New Orleans anecdote
A friend recalls Kerr Scott discussing appointive state posts. Scott related a story from New Orleans where agricultural commissioners met to choose a future president. He praised Pennsylvania’s current official but hinted he had someone better in mind, leaving the room with that line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr Scott
Scott
Joe Blank
New Orleans
National Association of Agricultural Commissioners
Pennsylvania
Martin
Earle
Progress and Inventions Highlight Postwar Advancements
A roundup notes rapid advances across industry and science. Westinghouse refined uranium, lowering costs from 750 to 7 3400 per pound in 18 months. Arcata tests probe fog penetrating lights for safe landings. Universal Business Machine's Lorens adder debuts in desk drawers, eight pounds, ten figure capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Arcata
Calif
U. S. Air Force
Business Week
Universal Business Machine Corp
Middletown
Nation Force Ahead
Ae Eigh
Mary Fullerzier
Philadelphia
Cone Perryopolis
Penn
Two men for president debated by wartime era voices
The piece contrasts Harry S. Truman and Stanley Walker as potential leaders in a postwar era. It cites Truman’s rough political style and War Camp era honesty, while Walker praises Dewey’s foe as clear minded and capable. It also recounts a camp secretary who urged immediate discharge for soldiers returning from overseas. Joan Younger comments on educational progress and ongoing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Kansas City
Missouri
Stanley Walker
New York City
Texas
Thomas Dewey
New York State
France
Joan Younger
Ladies’ Home Journal
Harry
Horse
Hero
Captain Truman
Independence
Sergi
Eddie
Clifford Hulme
Kemgley Press
Truman
Mr. Hulme
Quotations on Patience, Freedom, and Crisis
A collection of vintage quotes from Secretary of State Marshall Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and President Truman. Princess Elizabeth remarks on pregnancy reflect royal life while warning against political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Berlin
Dean Alfange and the Liberal party in New York politics
The piece analyzes Dean Alfange's 1948 Dewey endorsement and the Liberal party he helped shape. It outlines Alfange's rise, Dubinsky's anti Communist Labor influence, and the Liberal party's fragile position in New York while noting potential clashes with Dubinsky and O'Dwyer. It also discusses implications for 1949 fusion politics and party alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Alfange
Tom Dewey
Alfange
New York
American Labor Party
New York State
Liberal Party
Communist Party
John J. Bennett
Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Harryman
General Eisenhower
Justice Douglas
Supreme Court
Truman
Dean Allange
Wallace
Trumany
Norman Thomas
New York Times
David Dubinsky
Sidney Hillman
Roosevelt
Alffange
O'Dwyer
Truman Comic Book Sparks Political Debate
The piece critiques a 16 page four color comic on President Truman issued by the Democratic National Committee. It traces Truman from Missouri origins to wartime heroics and hints at partisan propaganda while noting potential slander concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Truman
President
Democratic National Committee
Harry
United States
Bess
Missouri
Helice
Theatre News Roundup of 1940s Film and Stage Reviews
A mixed cinema and theatre column reviews several 1940s productions and stars. Highlights include Tallulah Bankhead’s magnetism in a Noel Coward revival and Nanette Fabray with Ray Middleton in Love Life. Garson’s Julia Misbehaves draws cheers, while other titles receive mixed or tepid notices including Summer and Smoke and Leather Gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallulah
Noel
Bankhead
Coward
Bob
Tenn
The Story-Tellers and the Freedom Question in Bevinland
A collection of criticism and opinion notes on Bevinland freedom, British policy debates in Palestine, and reactions to John T. Flynn and American Magazine. It highlights media skepticism toward political figures, congressional tactics, and a panama canal defense shocker from SEP. Newsweek predicts a Dewey victory with numerous political writers weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevinland
Palestine
U. S
John T. Flynn
Sabbath Times
Flynn
Albert Gore
USA
Panama Canal
Newsweek
Broadway Taffy and the Week in Show Business Buzz
A brisk roundup of Broadway heat and Hollywood gossip highlights revivals, royalties, and star turns. Notes on Ray Bolger, Gene Kelly, Williams, and Betty Smith’s book success, with mentions of FDR biographies, Lum n Abner, and Beatrice Lillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bolger
10Th Ave
Gene Kelly
Bolgering
Paul White- Mons
Variety
Tennesnessee
Geeners
L. Sobol
U. S. Mint
Empire Theatre
George S&s. Kaufman
Gertrude Tonkonogy
Algonk
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Robert Sherwood
Harper
Betty Smith
Damon Runyon
Navy
Buffalo
Ed Weiner
Runyon
Mark Barron
Joan Roberts
Juliana Larson
Powers
Pearl Bailey
Washington, D. C
le Directoire
Kay Thompson
Wms. Bros
Roxy
Beatrice Lillie
Erakine Hawkins
Paramount
Vaude
Marie
Lost Title Crossword Clues Preview
Compact crossword clue list with horizontal and vertical entries including ages, abbreviations, plant forms, languages, and common words. Entries span topics from geography and biology to mythology and symbols, offering a broad solve.
Puzzle page clue list and glossary items excerpt
A reading of fragmented crossword style entries lists terms and solutions across multiple numbered clues. Entries include hints for weight units and duties, animal terms, and geographic references, all presented in a compact index style.
Quotations Highlight Classic Voices and Wit
A collage of brief quotes showcases Queen Christina Anne Fletcher Will Rogers F Nobel Thomas Wolfe Butler L Glossop and M C Harriman. The lines span love doubt faith money and social observation reflecting the era’s style and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Christina
Sweden
Anne Fletcher
Will Rogers
Penerma A Mies
F. Nobel
International
Thomas Wolfe
Butler
L. Glossop
M. C. Harriman
Pertinent Russia consumes half million frank furters daily
The report notes Russia consumes about 500000 frank furters each day amid a broader description of dietary demand. It mentions Britain importing carrots and edible roots from Hol land Flanders and references a high golf course near Alamogordo New Mexico.
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W. A. Bivins
Thomas E. Dewey
Elizabeth
England
George Sokolsky
George Dixon
Garson
Julia
Lovely Greer
Ruy Bias
Algernon Jolson
Bill Shirer
Germany
Henry
Kinsey
Edward Cantor
Kay Kyser
Bergen
Tal
Lord Chamberlain
Iacxing
Vermont
United
Russia
Great Britain
Holland
Flanders
Alamogordo, N. M
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