Splinter Parties in Congress The Hidden Faction
An examination of a splinter group within Congress described as a hidden faction masquerading as Democrats and Republicans. The piece accuses about 16 House members and five Senators of aligning with Moscow doctrine, praising Roosevelt while denouncing their dishonorable tricks and demagogy. It questions how voters could identify such splinters and warns of their attack on American competence.
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Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Moscow
America
Roosevelt
Kremlin policy shifts with every twist and turn
The speaker calls Soviet foreign policy constantly changing and centered on Russia first. He asserts prewar cooperation with Germany, claims wartime slogans mocked Americans, and warns that Stalin’s desires evolve daily. He urges voters to replace any senator or representative who follows the Kremlin line.
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Soviet Russia
Russia
Kremlin
Not Poland but a Soviet puppet in the UNO
George Hadwan urges Americans to recognize that the Polish government and army claimed at the United Nations are not Polish. He says Moscow, Britain, and the United States backed a Soviet controlled regime after Yalta, with a London based government and an army abroad led by General Anders. He calls for freeing Poland and restoring true Polish sovereignty and freedom.
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Poland
UNO
Soviet Russia
Stooges
Moscow
United States
United Nations
Osear Lange
U. S
Kremlin
Polis
Britain
Comintern
Gromyka
London
Peoplr
Italy
Germany
Brttain
Anders
Yalta
San Francisco
Lange
George Hadwan
Tex McCrary
David Rose
Norman Corwin
William Shirer
Washington
CPA
Blood Disorder Thrombocytopenic Purpura Overview
A medical overview explains capillary fragility causing bleeding in skin mucous membranes and organs. It distinguishes two forms: thrombocytopenic purpura with low platelets and non thrombocytopenic purpura without platelet loss, noting common early signs like easy bruising and nosebleeds in youth.
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Sidney C. Dyke
England
Spleen Key to Stopping Bleeding in Thrombocytopenic Purpura
Dr H N Bundeser notes girls may start prolonged monthly bleeding. Thrombocytopenic purpura treatment centers on spleen removal to rapidly halt bleeding, with platelets rising days after. Spleen located in left upper abdomen. its removal increases platelet count though relation to disorder remains unclear. Blood transfusions may precede splenectomy if anemia present.
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Cemera
King Features Syndicate, Inc
April 20 1935 Notes on Jackson Street and Oddities
A reel of 1935 clippings describes Cato restored to the 100 block of Jackson Street after a night battle involving a rattlesnake five cats five keys wielding sticks police with shotguns and 453. An army carrier pigeon sent to Mayor C K Quin to attend a fiesta rests atop an oil refinery near Oklahoma City.
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Cato
Jackson Street
Okahoma City
Oklahoma
C.K. Quin
Walter Winchell Notes On Innocent Bystander Show Biz
Walter Winchell reviews a flood of 1940s Broadway and film scenes. Critics praise Call Me Mister and St. Louis Woman while Annie Get Your Gun cancels premiere for backstage issues. The piece notes radio fans, theatre stars, and media quips with sharp, period voice.
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Peawie
the Eagle
Arthur Pollock
Philly
Mister
Boston
Excent
Kate Friedrich
Geo. S. Kaufman
Connie Haines
Craion
California
Heywood Brounjana
T. Manville
Variety
E. Merman
the Imperial
Shubert
Biz
State of the Union
Stan
St. Louis
Guulofop
Broadway Gossip and Cultural Snippets in The Carnival
Intimates of Ed Pauley reveal his unease over aides who balk at his efforts. A comic interlude at the Carnival features a verbal clash and a courteous postscript apology. Police question youths who joke about studying French postcards as a racing form. Thomas Mann travels to Chicago for seminars while Alan Tate and Caroline Gordon retire to Sewanee for editing work. Sylvia Fine crafts tongue twisters for Danny Kaye, and Gilbert and Sylvia become shorthand for witty wordplay. Leon Bloum’s All for Mankind due out in the U S this year.
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Ed Pauley
Elect
Pauley
Washington
Mylton Byrle
Serle
Thomas Mann
Chicago
Alen Tate
Caroline Gordon
Sewanee
Penn
Sewanee: Review
New York
Henry Holt
Zanuck
Esther
Betty
Jim
Lon
Alek Stork
La Follette Family Shifts in Wisconsin Politics
Analysis notes Bob and Phil La Follette moving back to the Republican fold after long service with Roosevelt era policies. The piece contrasts their wartime choices and suggests their return strengthens the party, while criticizing liberal outlets like The Nation and praising The Progressive and The New Leader for sticking to principles.
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America
Hitler
Washington
la Follettes
Bob
Phil
Bob la Follette
Senate
Harold Stassen
The
Progressive
United States
la Follette
Socialist
the Nation
New Republic
Michael Straight
Bruce Bliven
Bliven
Stassen Liberalism Questioned by Progressive Forebears
George E. Sokolsky critiques Harold Stassen’s liberalism claims while noting the Republican factions led by La Follette and La Follette’s heirs. The piece explores whether the party’s high priests of realism will accept Stassen as a viable liberal standard bearer or endorse conservative rhetoric instead.
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Harold Stassen
White House
A.c
van Johnson
Lowell Phonias
Sam Rosenman
la Follettes
Republican Party
Phil
Bob
Bob la Follette
Old Stasson
The Tyrant Inside Us All
A reflective piece on everyday control freaks. It profiles a young saleswoman whose work obsession spills into home life, revealing how desire to shape others stems from ego and power. It argues many bosses and housewives wield invisible tyranny, sacrificing happiness over small dominations.
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Tonce
No Ties Passing Sign Protects Private Living Rights
An incomplete public notice fragment cites an invisible no ties passing sign on each Awan being and stresses respect for private liberty to live freely even through mistakes. The piece references Elsie Robinson and a 1946 publication line from King Fos ynd Inc, with a San Antonio Light and Gazette context and Associated Press notice.
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King
San Antonio
Broadway
Texas
Associated Press
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