The UN Headquarters Design Prophesy and Debate
The article foresees a fraught dispute over New York UN headquarters architecture as 18 acres must rise into a skyline of skyscrapers. It argues the modern New World style may clash with many nations' ideals, yet the site could symbolize world brotherhood as diverse delegates live among the city’s towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Manhattan Island
Europe
England
France
Russia
United States
New York
Connecticut
New World
Union of Nations
Vienna
Versailles
Geneva
World Brotherhood
The Race Is On For 1948 Presidential Nomination
On the day Harold Stassen announced his 1948 Republican bid, Truman faced talk of Wagner Act changes. The timing suggests Truman may also contend for the presidency, with his position improving as Democrats unite and Republicans bicker. The contest promises a hot, close campaign with each side wary of the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stassen
Truman
Congress
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Republican Congress
City and State Propose NYC Air Traffic Plan
A joint committee from city state and federal levels outlines an airport system plan for the New York area aimed at easing congestion. The piece notes public complaints about reservations, distances to airports, delays, crowded terminals, and stacking above fields. It urges rapid action to improve safety comfort convenience and courtesy in air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
America
Jimmie Fidler Dispatches Hollywood Buzz and Battles
Joan Crawford rents near Montreal extending Christmas vacation. Paul Henreid and Merle Oberon team for Cartouche. Hawks reconciled with Ann Rutherford and David May. Linda Darnell Mardi mastoid troubles may require operation post Forever Amber. Jane Russell mulls European tour amid hubby rumors. Olivia de Havilland may appear in Cass Timberlane. Preview nights and recommended films listed with stars. Fidler critiques The Snake Pit and praises It’s a Wonderful Life knowing Barrymore’s Scrooge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Montreal
Canada
Paul Henreid
Merle Oberon
Howard Hawks
Ann Rutherford
David May
Allan Jones
Robert Walker
Florence Pritchett
New York
Doc Stork
Carel Thurston
Jack Mulhall
Jane Russell
Bob Waterfield
Linda Darnell
Amber
Leo Durocher
Laraine Day
Alan Curtis
France
van Johnson
Cedric Gibbons
Olivia de Havilland
Henry McLemore Calls Churchill Right on Empire Decline
Henry McLemore argues the British Empire is declining under Attlee and Burma self government, blaming England’s radio culture as a sign of cultural stagnation. He likens Churchill to a lone hypnotist and mocks British broadcasting while praising American radio variety.
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Winston Churchill
Attlee
Burma
Churchill
Mr. Attlee
England
Times
British Broadcasting Company
Peter Casson
BBC
Sunday School Lesson on the Fourth Gospel
The Fourth Gospel differs from the Synoptic Gospels by presenting Jesus as divine and incarnate. John’s record emphasizes belief that the Word was with God in creation and reveals Jesus through events, conversations, and discourses, despite scholarly questions about origin and authorship.
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William E. Gilroy
D. D
Jesus
Bethlehem
John
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Nicodemus
Israel
Samaria
The Progressives and Liberals in Uproarious Rebranding
The columnist argues that post election liberals rebrand as progressives but retain centralization and fear. He likens progressives to utopians and La Follette, notes Russia’s reactionary stance, and calls the era a retreat from liberal ideals toward abstract progress. He labels the shift a political aberration.
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Washington
Russia
American Labor Party
New York
New Republic
Henry Wallace
Politico
Utopia
Earth
Messrs
Morgenthau
Ickes
Phil Murray
Conference of
Progressives
Robert LaFollette
LaFollette
la Follette
Britain
United States
Radio Schedule Snippet from Local and NBC Affiliates
A dense list of radio programming across NBC and local stations with times for news, sermons, concerts, talks, and features from evening through midnight. Notable entries include NBC News, The Eternal Light, Harvest of Stars, and local musical programs in various time slots.
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Keel
NBC String Quartet
NBC
Golden Bells
Drew Pearson
Methodist Church
W. Monroe
Univ. of Chicago
Ernie Madrigula
NBC Symphony Orchestra
del Porter
Washington
Ous
Voice of Prophecy
Caesar Searchinger
Shrednik Orch
Frances Craig
News
Radio Schedule for KWKH Shreveport Morning to Midnight
Radio listings show a full day of programs at KWKH Shreveport including News segments, religious programs such as Morning Serenade and The Presbyterian Hour, musicals like Stradivari Orchestra and N. Y. Philharmonic, and entertainment shows from Gene Autry to Take It or Leave It with times ranging from early morning to after midnight. Notable entities include KWKH Shreveport, Morning Serenade, Wings Over Jordan, Gene Autry Show, Hildegarde, and The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet.
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Sacred Heart
the Mariners
Presbyterian
Church of Christ
Church of the Air
Voice of Prophecy
Wings Over
Jordan
Salt Lake City
News
Mulscal
Howard K. Smith
Weekly
Weekly News
Stradivari Orchestra
N. Y
Hoagy Carmichael
Wm. L. Shirer
Ozzie and Harriet
Kate Smith
Gene Autry
Blondie
Sam Spade
N. Calmer
Hildegarde
Eddy Bracken
Tommy Tucker
Donor plea as 29 year old needs blood daily
David Rayfiel of Brooklyn in critical condition at Michael Reese Hospital has received a transfusion a day for 50 days. His parents appeal for donors to prolong his life as he fights a hip injury and hemophilia affecting his bleeding. His blood type is O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David Rayfiel
Harold Rayfiel
David
Michael Reese Hospital
Brooklyn
No. 7
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights From KMLB Network
Radio listings show a full day of programs from ABC and Local stations with music, talks, and religious segments. Notable broadcasts include The Fine Arts Quartet at 10 00 and The Catholic Church Services at noon, along with entertainment shows like The Happy Prince and Theatre Guild On The Air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABC
Tom Glazers
Ballard Box
Message of
Southernaires
Logal
Johnny Thompson
Irving
Fact & Fiction
Green Hornot
Teletime
Drew Pearson
Harry James
Weekly
Business Review
Whitman
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Jimmie Fidler
The
Theatre Guild
Alcoholics Anonymous
Vera Massey
Sammy Kaye Orch
Ted Weems
Glen Miler Orch
Knights of Pythias Stonewall Lodge to Meet Thursday
Stonewall Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythias will meet Thursday at Castle Hall 127 1/2 St. John Street. A L Greshman chancellor commander asks for a large attendance to start the new year off right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall Lodge
Knights of Fythias
Castle Hall
St. John Street
A. L. Greshman
Billy Rose argues against doom saying 1947 will improve
In a year end letter to The New Republic editor Billy Rose rejects doom and predicts economic recovery in 1947. He argues unions will settle for gains, industry will rebound, inflation will ease, and peace reduces global risk, while dismissing pessimists as out of touch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wallace
New Republic
New York
N. Y
Wallace
Roosevelt
Bernard Baruch
Radio Soroms
Leon Henderson
Hitler
Shell
Kremlin
Prophets of Doom
Detroit Free Press
Philadelphia Gazette
Whiskers
Planet Earth
Uncle Sam
Awake My Soul Press On For Immortal Crown
Poem fragment quotes Philip Doddridge urging personal effort and spiritual racing toward an eternal reward. The archaic exhortation emphasizes striving with vigor for a heavenly prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Doddridge
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Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
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Los Angeles
Memphis
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Atter
Monroe
Sun World
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T & Am
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Wes
RKO
Jimmy Stewart
Donna Reed
Lionel Barrymore
Thomas Mitchel
20Th Century-Fox
Madeleine
James Cagney
Annabella
Brian
Brenda
William Holden
California
Scrooge
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Sy Henry McLemore
Wagner
Buffalo
Picard Brothers
Dr. Williams
Mr. Churchill
Martha and
Suan de la Cruz
Manila
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Boone
N.C. Sey
Tal
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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KNO IK
Shreveport
Billy Rose
Billy R
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Jerusalem
Rome
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