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Hollywood Communists in Film Industry Spotlight
Washington columnist outlines the House Un-American Activities inquiry into Communist influence in movies. John Howard Lawson, a playwright, defies a committee boundary by refusing to answer if he is a Communist, risking contempt charges. The piece argues the inquiry seeks broader anti Communist bills and portrays Lawson as a central figure amid studio loyalties and wartime propaganda debates. Morgan and Warner figures cited as witnesses underscore Hollywood’s loyalty concerns.
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Movie plots and labor fights echo old melodramas
Louis B Mayer and the film The Best Years of Our Lives draw charges of subversion for showing a discharged soldier denied his job. Critics compare such films to 19th century melodramas about foreclosures. The statement links food saving to national prosperity and Western Europe, while warning labor is blamed for rising prices per Secretary Schwellenbach.
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Doctor says cancer trends and prevention tips
The doctor notes deaths from certain cancers, outlines early detection benefits, and urges six month pelvic exams for women. Lung cancer appears rising due to smoking and tar exposure, while mouth and tongue cancer may decline with better dental care. Hypertension is discussed as a symptomless condition until heart disease develops.
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Speaking Frankly on Moscow Conference and White House clashes
In this installment Byrnes reflects on the Moscow conference and ongoing criticism from both ends of the political spectrum. He recalls dinner with President Truman aboard his ship, reassurances of approval, and later press insinuations of dissension. He notes public misrepresentation and previews the next chapter detailing cabinet tensions with Henry A. Wallace.
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Claudette Colbert quits State of the Union role hurt by studio rules
Hollywood gossip notes Claudette Colbert withdraws from State of the Union over 5 pm quitting rule, with reports she disliked the script and felt too much Spencer, not enough Claudette. Dennis Morgan earns studio ire, while Deni a Day sings tunes from My Wild Trish Rose. Alexis Smith jokes about avocado green living room color, seeking more substantial acting roles while Joan Fontaine discusses marriage and work on Letter From an Unknown Woman.
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Russia Strides Yet Road Remains For Soviet Power
By Joan Fisher, this column argues that while the Soviet Union is making notable progress, American experts say the pace is exaggerated and a long road remains. It compares Russian and American industrial skill, management, and data reliability, warning that U.S. security still hinges on maintaining a lead.
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When seated between two people be fair in conversation. Do not monopolize either side. Alternate attention by speaking to the right person for a few minutes then switch to the left. Maintain even engagement to keep the dialogue inclusive.
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