Keep Him Talking Keeps Wallace from Proving Incapacity
A polemical critique of Henry Wallace and his Senate Armed Services testimony. The piece labels Wallace a dangerous man for denying Russian aggression and claims his stance harms US defense. It argues he uses antiwar rhetoric to lure voters, urging readers to distrust his leadership and keep him talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Soviet Russia
Russia
America
Europe
Asia
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Romania
Hungary
Poland
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Mostow
Senate
Winchell notes war talk and charity appeals in mid war chatter
Walter Winchell references U S and Montague in the Mediterranean roving mission and marines aboard. He mentions 50 000 tons of steel pipe piled near Baltimore dumped from freight trains and reports of many Russian subs, urging transparency. The item lists charity drives for cancer and war relief, Sky Merchant souvenirs, and Redbook editor schemes, with personal society notes and a divorce hint involving Helen Markell and D Heiman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Msgr
Fulton J. Sheen
Mayhbelie Manning
Irvin 5
Cobb
Buff Cobb
Broadway at Knopf's Show Teases Mr. Roberts Ticket
The column notes a 350 price for two tickets to Satchee Wight's Mr. Roberts at Knopf's on Broadway. It mentions downtown Manhattan redevelopment in the planning stage and Hawaii statehood delays in Congress. A Honolulu Advertiser column by Alan Barrington is cited, and a soldier newcomer to a separation center is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knopf's
Satchee Wight
Mr. Roberts
Flans
Manhattan
Alan Barrington
Cohumn's
Honolulu
Hawaii
Congress
U. S
Universal state foreseen in 1948 essay
George E. Sokolsky argues Europe is moving toward a Eurasian universal state. He lists Albania through Estonia and beyond, plus parts of Germany and Asia, as integrated under force, claiming representative government fades and autonomy masks subjugation. He cites Czechoslovakia’s 1948 collapse and warns homogeneous nations resist absorption better than multiethnic ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Germany
Hungary
Poland
Rumania
Soviet Union
Baltic Republics
Latvia
Esthenia
Lithuania
Yugoslavia
Afghanistan
China
Manchuria
Korea
Mongolia
Russia
Bug River
Elbe
Raz
Eurasian Universal State
Genghis Khan
France
Sweden
King Feat
Bible Text Fragment Reads About Wisdom Across Years
Fragment from a daily Bible text section notes that days contain wisdom and speaks to the value of years. The readable lines are incomplete, yet suggest reflection on wisdom over time and the role of speech in guidance.
Mirror of Your Mind on Love and War Casualties
LAWRENCE GOULD explores loving a disabled person and reading bias. He notes genuine admiration arises when love is for the person, not disability, while warning readers to seek trusted help for deep fears. Bernard Kogan cites wartime youth forced to mature, risking long term social casualties without supportive treatment.
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Jie
Bernard Kogan
Edenwald School For Boys
New York
Diaper Rash Treatment Shows Promising Results
A medical note describes using a quaternary ammonium solution to treat diaper rash. In a study of 50 infants, 31 improved, 18 fully recovered, and one showed no benefit after three days. After stopping, rash recurred in 14 cases, then cleared again with resumed treatment. Diaper changes and mild ointment are advised alongside therapy.
Diapered skin issues and stomach ulcer questions
Reader asks about large black spots on the chin lasting days and their causes from infections or sensitivities. A second reader reports a ten month gnawing stomach pain after meals with burning after alcohol, likely an ulcer of the stomach or first part of the intestine. X-ray examination advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V
King Feat. Sydn. Fac
Baering Down On the News By ARTHUR RAGS BAER
Columnist comments on Congress and the White House, criticizing partisanship and infighting. He quips about an expulsion month and describes the political year as a recipe for classified confusion and sabotage. The piece reflects a sharp, era-tinged wartime or midcentury political voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur “Rags” Baer
Congress
A Voice for the Old Timers on Transit Fare Debate
A reader questions the 5. A. T. co. fare increase and asks what riders gain beyond higher prices. They compare past San Antonio transit services with current drivers and door access, noting changes in courtesy and space for passengers at work trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
San Antonio Traction Co
San Antonio Public Service' Co
San Antonio Transit Co
Public
April Time Capsule Draws from San Antonio News
A compact retrospective traces city events from 1839 to 1938 and earlier, noting health rule spurs, election precinct turmoil on the West Side, teachers’ salaries, Bexar Medical Society gathering, and a 1898 Texas League opener with Mayor Callaghan tossing the first ball. It hints at a 1930s divorce case involving a Rusk Street quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cary
Chicago
Oday
Bexar County Medical Society
International Club
Jim Burleson
W. S. Hamilton
E. Vu Depew
FE. O. Evans
B. E. Kingsley
ML. Midson
Austin
San Antonio
Callaghan
Prince Albert
Les
Hollywood Chatter and Lovella Parsons Movie Notes
Hollywood chatter on Ava Gardner, Doris Day, and Geza Herezeg plus party sightings. Ava’s hair moment at a party. Ava’s career focus with Universal and MGM projects. Doris Day and Jack Carson slated for Warren-Blanc songs. Geza Herezag’s Republic tale and court saga. Barry Sullivan’s son John on set. Dorothy Gish visits. Jeanne Crain’s bridal party. Arlene Dahl lunch with Otto Preminger. Elsie’s retirement from Hollywood gossip tone.
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Hollywood
Ava Garener
Ave
Jimmy McHugh
Universal-International
MGM
Robert Taylor
Harry
Warren
Warner
Mike Curtiz
Ralph Blane
Dick Powell
Olf
Buffalo
Doris Day
Jack Carson
Geza Herezag
Republic
Inside Story
Marsha Hunt
Bill Lundigan
Herezep
Leopoldine
Jenn
Barry
Dorothy Gish
Kent Smith
Smiths
Kent
Katharine Cornell
Jeanne Crain
Candy Bergen
Maria
Reach
Imberly Kyser
Trudy Marshall
Jeanne
Diana Wanger
Rosie Dolly
Irving Netcher
Hal Roaches
Roaches
Netchers
Satur
Jay
Europe
Arlene Dahl
Otto Preminger
20Th
Bebe
Ben Lyon
Val Parnell
Lonton
Lady Mendl
New York
Cliftor Webb
West
Elsie
San Antonio
Antonis Gerette
Blige
Hearst
Consolidated
Tne
Pulfication
Bray
Witte
San ‘Antonio
Texan Eoteh
Bae Associated
Associates
Rose
Ewe
Fragmented OCR Subscription Notice Patch
Partial OCR text appears to describe subscription rates and mailing class details. It mentions Sunday edition, a price of 25 dollars, a second class mail reference, and a sale or sail date. The readable fragments indicate possible rates and deadlines but lack clear entities or a cohesive event.
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Walter Winchell
Atlas Sky
LaGuardia
Runyon Cannery Fund
AAMS
RKO
N.Y
Vanity’ Fair Magazine
Julian Bache
Lite
Sidney Carroll
ecEsquire
Wall
Broadway
New Yack Mirror
George E. Sokolsky
Czech Socialist
People's Party
Social Democrat
Waliong Defense
Slovak Labor
Slovak Freedom Party
National Assembly
Czechoslovak Communists
Prague
Urga
Lawrence Gould
Dr. H. N
Baering
White House
L. A. Light
Mister Breger
Savery
Perales
Wwe
Atupendouy
Lovella
Parsons
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