Democrats for Taft Could Break the Solid South
The editorial argues Taft could win if nominated and claim North Carolina and the South by appealing to anti-Truman Democrats. It warns an all out Republican bid won’t suffice and urges a Democrats for Taft movement to carry the South, noting religion and integrity as decisive factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taft
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Truman
South
Taft
North Carolina
Hoover
United States
Pursuit of Happiness and Faith in Liberty and Law
A sermon contrasts the Declaration’s self evident truths with the modern chase of wealth and power and urges turning to the Lord. It reflects on Jesus and Caesar loyalty, early Christian endurance, and Paul’s comfort in distress, praising faithful perseverance toward a crown of rejoicing.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Longfellow
Jehovah
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Jesus
God
Caesar
Paul
Corinthians
Asia
Jesus Christ
W.A.B
Speaking Confidentially on Child Rearing Trends
A cautious column critiques modern baby care fads and expert guidance, lampooning vitamin regimes, expensive gear, and fashionable sleeping outfits. It notes advertisements promising social acceptability and parodies trends like zipper garments, white boards, dog training for kids, and exaggerated parental guarantees while warning against overreach in child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Tiny Tim
Washington America is Making Up Britain's Oil Deficit
The United States has largely covered Iranian oil shortfalls by American controlled production, turning the Iranian crisis into an American problem. The piece notes winter demand, debate over export versus domestic use, and how U S and foreign oil demands rose prewar levels, with European allocations and U S stockpiles driving policy decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
United States
U. S
America
Department of
Middle East
Europe
Finstern Hemisphere
U. Ss
U.S
Petroleum Administration
Louisiana Conservation Commission
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas Commission
U. S. State Department
Venezuela
Fire and sword in Muslim history shaping Pakistan's roots
The piece traces Islam's rise in India from 632 onward, detailing Muslim dynasties from Ghazni to Akbar, the Mogul empire, and Timurid conquests. It argues Islam's enduring force, its fusion with Hindu lands, and warns that Western decline could unleash renewed Muslim zeal impacting Pakistan and global power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liaquat Ali Khan
Pakistan
United States
Iran
Afghanistan
Attata
Hindu Kush Mountains
Soviet
Russia
Indus River
India
Persia
Turkestan
Sind
Karachi
Mohammed Ben Kazim
Mostem
Khyber Pass
Punjab
Ghazni
Mohammed Ghori
Bihar
Bengal
Katub Un-Din Atbak
Delhi
Akbar
Timur
Genghis Khan
Timur Lenk
Tamerlane
Samarkand
Mogul
Clive
England
Babar
Hindustan
Akhbar
H. G. Wells
Humayun
Jehangir
Shah Jehan
Aurangzeb
Taj Mahal
Mohammood
Allaah
Celebrity Gossip and Society Notes Highlight Broad News
A sprawling column lists upcoming weddings and marriages among Branca and Mulvey, filmed society events, and rumored alignments. It notes Eleanor Roosevelt, Elsa Maxwell, and the Eisenhowers, plustidbits about Cronin, Topping, and media chatter. It also cites Collier’s content reactions and TV radio show antics, with snappy lines on Hollywood, politics, and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. W
Wiley
Col’'M
Cong
Lehman
Col’m
Wed
Ralph Branca
Bobby Thomson
Ann Mulvey
Gen. Eisenhowers
Elsa Maxwell
Roosevelt Katzenjammer
Elliott
John
Joan Fontaine
Peg Rutledge
H’wood
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Laken
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Britain
Peter Edson
George Sokolsky
New York
Collier’s
Walter Winchell
Perona
Joe Cronin
Bob Ritchie
Topping
George Schraffts
Eleanor
Billy Rose
Willie Moretti
Willie
Edith Piaf
Paris
France
Chas
Aznavour
Montmarte
New Haven
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Collier's
Stalin
Kremlin
Acme Photos
Trans-Canada
Reader's Digest
Nunnally Johnson
Albert Payson Terhune
Geo. Harrad
Woollcort
Rome Burns
la Parker
Gertie Lawrence
Jenny
Edmund Lowe
NBC
Sally Benson
Director Windust
Ginger Rogers
Visine Job
Kaye Gallard
Blue Angel
Bob Garvity
Harry
Fdr
U. S Dept. of Parks
Hyde Park
F. Tlugh Herbert
Runyon Fund
Eafly Hibrow
Vassar
Welzleh
Navy
Naval
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