Big Business Flayed in Times Herald Row
Weekly analysis notes rising unemployment in the United States and warns Soviet Union will stay ready for war. Editorial voice argues corporate power faces scrutiny amid economic strain and international tension.
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Senator Morse Leads Attack On Taft Hartley Law
A Senate showdown over Taft Hartley unfolds as Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon assails defenders of the act, calling them selfish and un-Christian while praising Taft for measured scrutiny. Amid debates on repealing or amending the law, unemployment figures creep up to about three million with experts divided on alarm thresholds.
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Russians Sound Alarm On War Readiness Anniversary Speech
Soviet Marshal Nikolai Bulganin used the Red Army anniversary address to warn that the United States and its allies threaten world domination. He urged vigilance and promised the Soviet people that their armed forces would defend the socialist homeland. An aide’s remark about early Soviet strength contrasted with Bulganin’s warlike tone.
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Fraternity Man Chooses Mind Over Gastronomics
At Ann Arbor Michigan Paul H Smith UMich junior nearly faced a hog eating contest but balked, saying the stunt would reflect poorly on himself and his fraternity. The incident calmed fraternal nerves and renewed focus on studies across campuses from Cayuga's waters to the Rose Bowl.
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Florida Governor Targets Bookies Amid Heat in State
Gov Warren tightens anti bookie edicts amid Florida heat wave. Reports warn bookies run underground, with bets solicited at private venues and by street operators. Officials say crackdown reduces street wagering while public fear and confusion spread.
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Death Spray Nazi chemical weapon tale from World War I era
A mountain view California report described a deadly chemical spray named tabun. Officials said a dime sized trace could kill within minutes, penetrating clothing and gas masks. Engineers disposal confirmed 125000 tons destroyed in Bavarian caves, with 1000 tons shipped to Aberdeen proving grounds.
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Berlin Jews Demonstrate Over British Film Oliver Twist
A mob of Berlin Jews protested the showing of Oliver Twist charging the film is anti-Semitic. Police stationed at the theater hospitalized several rioters as German authorities could not ensure protection. The incident reflected tensions in Berlin amid global concerns over war and Palestine.
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Woman with check swindle record flooded with job offers
Charlotte Kierstein, 23, on probation for a check swindle verdict, lost 14 jobs as suspicious employers fired her. After she requested to be jailed, her story ran in papers and she was overwhelmed with new job offers, her past seeming to make no difference.
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A Bomb Disclosure Dilemmas Faced by Officials
Government officials voiced uncertainty about how to tell citizens about atomic weapons while protecting themselves. They debated who should know and how to keep crucial information home, noting no defense plane exists for area protection.
Washington and South clash over Buchanan legacy in capital
Washington notes North South tensions linger over Buchanan era issues and slavery roots. The piece recalls historic riots, Dred Scott ruling impact, militia actions, and controversy around a Buchanan statue funded by his niece amid Lodge opposition, ending with Broadway and theatre notes.
Mixed Hollywood Bulletin on Depression Era Film Sector
One Variety piece blames misinformed columnists for spreading talk of a Hollywood depression. The page notes television as a potential savior, and describes film projects with stars Richard Basehart, Lex Barker, Bonita Granville, Sonja Henie, and others. It mentions a $3829G deficit for the Motion Picture Relief Fund and critiques several titles including Tarzan’s Magic Mountain and The Countess of Monte Cristo.
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Chairman Dies After Calm Departure From Washington
Former chief probe official of the un American Activities Committee dies after a quiet end to a brawling debate with Walter Winchell. He left Washington for his Texas home and chose not to run for office again.
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