Mihailovich and the fight for Yugoslav liberty
A critique of Mihailovich and the Chetniks, once hailed by the Allied world, who resisted Nazi occupation but were later betrayed by Britain and the United States and by Tito’s Yugoslavia. The piece questions whether America should honor a fallen ally and warns against forsaking friends in the name of political realignment.
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Russia
Germany
Draja Mihailovich
Ralph Ingersoll
Adolph Hitler
Yugoslavia
Berty
Hitler
Soviet Russia
Stalin
United States
Great Britain
Mihailovich
Billy Mitchell
Teheran
Yalta
Josip Broz
Red Army
Tito
Robert Bruce
Pulaski
Kosciusko
Walter Winchell on Broadway Turmoil and New Shows
The column surveys Broadway talk including Ralph Bellamy in Wort an Hites Dog and Emmet Lavery’s Magnificent Yankee tie to politics, the chaotic season in theater with new stars, and reviews for Woman Bites Dog Call Me Mister and The Kid from Brooklyn. It notes morale highs and lows among critics and producers.
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Noyes
Ralph Bellamy
State of the Union
Emmet Lavery
Congress
Shooting Star
Dick Bahow
Times Square
Carol Bruce
Bill
Macqueline Susan
Bella
Sam Spewack
Mister
Broadway Dreams and a Dime Novel Parade
A fragmentary appraisal of Broadway fare and film escapes blends romantic fables with hard edged econo-realism. It cites "A Yank in London" and Disney’s Make Mine Music, notes a ten cent price tag as inflation, and mocks media commentary and wartime politics with sharp, satirical asides involving Walter Winchell Ed Murrow and others.
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Joan Fontaine
London
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Walter Winchell
The Free Will of Love and Its Golden Price
A reflective meditation on love as a voluntary, untamable force that cannot be coerced or bought. Relationships, whether romantic or familial, resist demands for return or control. Love is its own reward, though it may entail pain, sacrifice, and even crucifixion, remaining worthwhile regardless of outcome.
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Corree
Christ
Love as the Growth of the Soul in Elsie Robinson
The passage urges embracing love with honesty and courage, warning of loneliness and heartbreak while celebrating love as life's tallest growth. It argues love enriches the soul, demanding risk, growth, and widening circles of affection rather than flattery or pampering.
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Dave
Jove
Loys
King Feng
Bolly Bend Hayes Crowned Queen at Court of Adventure
In a April 24 ceremony at the Municipal Auditorium Bolly Bend Hayes was crowned queen of the Court of Adventure during Fiesta week. San Antonians reportedly celebrate without liquor violations and brisk market activity noted by district Supervisor Wright Riley with no violations reported and roosters fetching seven to ten cents a pound on the produce market.
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Bolly Bend Hayes
Court of Adventure
Municipal Auditorium
Wright Riley
San Antonio
Westbrook Pegler Reveals AFL Union Crooks and Rogues
Westbrook Pegler details alleged corruption within American Federation of Labor unions. He cites Willie Bioff George Scalise Joe Fay and James Bove plus figures like William Green and Joseph Pedway, accusing them of racketeering and ties to mob activity. He notes court findings, public acceptance of graft, and ongoing investigations as he continues exposing underworld links in union leadership.
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American Federation of Labor
Willie Bioff
Chicago
Hollywood
George Soxlise
Building Service Employees
Joseph Fadway
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Padway
Biofé
Jimmy Petrillo
Musicians Union
Joseph Stalin
Joe Fay
James Bove
Cincinnati
Jack Dempsey
Iron Workers
William Green
A. F. of L
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House of Labor
Lewis
St Louis
George Browne
Bioff
Browne
New York
Fay
William E. Maloney
Roosevelt
Jabor
al Capone
Green’s
Pedway
Bivit
Scalise
Chicago Capone
Art Digest notes shift in American art esteem
Washington reports that Art Digest highlights rising regard for George Inness and Albert Ryder, with U S exhibitions in Springfield Brooklyn and Montclair. The piece argues for broader public interest in American art, criticizes metaphysical trends, and cites S J Woolf on is art or double talk and the role of dealers and political inspiration in shaping taste.
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Washington
George Inness
Springfield
Mass
Brooklyn
Montclair
Albert Ryder
America
Ryder
George W. Beltows
Chiago Art Institute
Metaphysical Controls in Art and Politics
Paul Mallon argues that the public must be freed from metaphysical manipulation through direct realism and exposure of manipulative political and artistic elites. He urges making fakirs prove their case publicly, in UN forums, museums, or open media, to save people from delusions of supposed realism.
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King Restores
Fever and Disease Hidden Signals in the Body
The article explains fever as an early alert to infection and details hidden conditions like postnasal infection and tuberculosis. It describes diagnostic methods such as X-rays, transillumination, chest X-rays, and sputum tests, plus undulant fever and agglutination skin tests.
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de. F. Kenneth Albrecht
Florida
M. O
Medical query on eye discharge hints at chronic sinus infection
A reader asks about yellow eye discharge and Dr Bundesen suggests chronic sinus infection as likely, with allergy or irritant triggers possible. The passage, from a historical newspaper page, includes branding and ad text unrelated to the medical item.
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