Notes on Axis Sally and wartime propaganda across nations
A column critiques Axis Sally, Stalinist peace talk, and Nazi influence. It cites Walter Winchell, Walter Gieseking, and Peron with condemnation of propaganda and subversive groups. The piece calls for protest to the Postmaster General and links Argentina’s Peron to Nazi support while defending American patriotism.
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International News Service
Washington
Axis
Sally
Walter Winchell
Axis Sally
Winchell
U. S
America
Walter Gieseking
Carnegie Hall
Europe
State Department
Congress
Post Office Department
United States
Hitler
U.S
Peron
Evita Peren
Argentina
Arlington Cemetery
Mr. Peron
Distinguished statesmen greet Gratitude Train arrival in Washington
Three veteran senators, Vice President Barkley and Bevin's Palestine gambit dominate the page. Connally of Texas, Vandenberg of Michigan and Bevin figure in a tense postwar diplomacy tale. A Dodgers Florida airfield lease under scrutiny ties in with local government misgivings about pillows and profits.
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Washington
Barkley
Connally
Texas
Vandenburg
Michigan
Senate
Tom Connally
District of Columbia
United States
Tom
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Brooklyn Dodgers
Vero Beach
Florida
Dodgers
CAA
Merrill P. Barber
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Bud Holman
Brooklyn Ball
Five Cent Cigars Recalled And Reflected On A Bygone Era
The piece nostalgically recalls the five-cent cigar era as emblematic of simpler times. It likens affordable smokes to cultural markers of thrift, trust, and steady economies, contrasting past frugality with modern concerns and global tensions.
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America
Matt Badger
Florida Report From Hialeah on a Light Track Season
Florida correspondent Shadda Haddim writes from Hialeah about a mild track season with fewer trips and less risk. He notes fans are scarce, substitutes hard to find, and hotel and meal costs easing as racing moves on. The piece blends humorous travel observations with weather and lodging quirks amid a broader modernized political jab.
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Shadda Haddim
Hialeah
Pass
Florida
Miami Beach
Lenten Seafood and Egg Dishes Inspire Food Creativity
A home cooking guide promotes meatless lent meals using fish and eggs. It lists nutritious benefits and quick cooking tips, plus recipes like Stuffed Fish, Stuffed Fish Fillets, Shrimps Louisiana Style, Escalloped Corn and Oysters, Flemish Fillets, and serving ideas for eggs with crab meat and luncheon salads.
Public housing as political Racket debate outlined
The piece argues public housing became a topic of discussion in the late campaign. It attacks landlord strikes and calls out officials including Ralph W. Gwinn for exposing alleged corruption in housing programs and union rackets.
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The
Civil Rights Congress
Washington
Communist Party
Justice Dep't
Ralph W. Gwinn
Yonkers
N. Y
Wall Street
Gwinn
Congress
Charity
Lawn Chair Plans For Adults And Children
Do it yourself patterns let you build full size chairs and a child size version for ages two to eight. Patterns No 32 and 132 cover adult chairs with a settee, pattern No 39 for a child chair. Send 25c for each pattern to East-Bridgers Company Dept W Plessantville NY.
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East-Bild Raers Company
Dept. W. Plessantville
N. Y
England’s 1695 Bachelor Tax Aimed to Fund War
The passage notes England levied a tax on bachelors in 1695 to finance the war with France. It states no direct law targets bachelors routinely yet they have sometimes been taxed more heavily than others in Britain.
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United States
Washington
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
United Auto Workers
England
France
Britain
Doan
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