UN Gets Public Airing CIO at War With Reds
A United Nations security council session at Hunter College in New York draws heavy press coverage and public attention. The piece notes the ongoing friction between the CIO affiliated American Labor Party and the Communists, plus potential shifts in New York political alignments amid Iran and Russia debates.
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There Is Only One Texas There Is Only One Texas
An expansive portrait of Texas traces its origins from tejas meaning friend to six flag history. It celebrates vast ranchlands 800 miles between Rio Grande and the northern border and diverse climates crops and cities from El Paso to Houston and Dallas. Texans built their state with rifles and industry shaping a distinct tradition and identity.
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Bowie
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Santa Anna
Movietown Vices and Hollywood Quips Span This Week
A column mixes satirical bits from Hollywood life about sanitary stirrers in bars, pet training schools run by Columbia Pictures, and quips from Bellmont's set. It captions jokes from actors and industry figures, including Harry Cohn and Larry Storch, plus a mock glossary of showbiz terms and wry quotes from H. L. Mencken and others.
Barbs on essential projects delay as veterans care takes priority
Housing experts urge delaying non essential construction including shops offices and amusements until veterans homes are funded. The message notes public distress and contrasts modern Kurds with a different historic term, calling attention to confusion over names and conflict.
Pecos Bill the Legendary Texas Cowboy
The tale describes Pecos Bill as a mythic Texas cowboy born in Texas. He wanders with his family in a wagon, survives after being missing for days, and is raised by coyotes. He defeats rattlesnakes with his coming, creates pets for his shack, uses mountain lions as horses, and rides an Oklahoma cyclone to reshape the Texas Panhandle.
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Brazilians With Multiple Names Get Dual Listing
Brazilians often have two to four names taken from both parents and arranged in a new order. Because of this, they are listed by both their first and last names in telephone directories and government files with their uncommon given name distinguishing them.
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