European Self-Help Is the Key to Recovery Aid
Administrator Paul G Hoffman states the European recovery program hinges on beneficiaries using maximum self-help to avoid permanent American subsidy. He warns aid will end if Europe becomes a perpetual pauper, urging rapid development of Europe’s agriculture and industry to self-sufficiency and stressing shared responsibility and readjustment beyond old national lines.
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United States
Europe
Paul G. Hoffman
Mr. Hoffman
America
The Secret of Popularity and Social Presence
An opinion on stage fright and social likability contrasts the popular Mary Jones with the shy, offering practical steps to boost personality. It argues popularity comes from giving to others, studying peers, and forgetting self to engage and influence.
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Elsie Robinson Ring
Bob
Chay
King
Broadway and Elsewhere by Jack Lait
Broadly satirical column notes political moves toward top posts, socialite intrigues, and entertainment industry antics. It mentions Herold Stassen possible Navy secretary, Eisenhowers vacation, Royall and Clay reporting, Aga Khan hospital visit, Anita Colby and Clark Gable, and the economics of Broadway musicals including Earl Carroll and Dorothy Knapp amid lavish funding and lawsuits.
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Lovelife
Herold Stassen
Navy
Dewey
Eisenhower
Colorado
Berlin
Washington
Army
Kenneth Royall
Lucing Clay
Royall
William H. Draper
Clay
Draper
Blood Clots After Birth or Surgery Heparin Aids Treatment
Blood clots in veins after delivery or reproductive surgery pose danger. Today doctors use heparin to lengthen clotting time and dissolve clots more effectively. Warning signs include fever, pulse changes, breathing rate rise, and leg calf tenderness with swelling or chest pain with coughing and blood-streaked sputum. Clots in the leg may show a tender calf, hard swollen limb, shiny bluish skin, and foot pain on bending. Heparin is given intravenously with dextrose or sugar solutions.
Heparin Therapy to Treat Blood Clots Described
A 1945 overview explains how heparin given with acid and water is absorbed slowly to halt clot formation quickly. It notes contracted vessels relax, fever pain and swelling subside within hours. The dose is adjusted to keep clotting time safely longer than normal, under physician guidance.
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Kink Feat Syeul., Inc
Truman Attacks Immigrant Law In 1948 Campaign Speech
In his opening address to Congress, President Truman criticizes the displaced persons act for religion origin and occupation biases and urges admitting 400000 beyond normal quotas while seeking housing for veterans and lower prices. He contrasts immigrant needs with American housing strains and warns against manipulating constitutional ideals for propagandist ends.
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New York
Congress
Truman
Trueman
Immigrant ties in a 1948 anti-Communist critique
A 1948 King Fest Syn inc piece argues that a large portion of 5995 investigated Communists were foreign born or connected to migrants. It cites John Edgar Hoover findings on refugees and alleges government evasions in refugee and immigration figures while labeling specific individuals as traitors.
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United States
John Edgar Hoover
Henry Wallace
New York
Leon Josephson
Russia
Eislers
Gerhard
Ham
Eleanor the Great
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Truman
Department of Justice
State Department
King Fest. Syn. Inc
Backing Down On the News By Arthur Bugs Hae
Hank Wallace speaks in rambling fashion about Utopia and pearls in oyster stews while mixing absurd metaphors. He argues for national vigor and beef on the tracks with a wreck yielding steak, yet laments lack of insurance amid his muddled rhetoric.
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Arthur
Bugs
Hank Wallace
Hank
Ten and Twenty Years Ago August Fifth 1038 to 1588
A travel through time via August fifth items from 1038 1928 1918 1908 1888 and 1588. Entries note a wooded search for a wild man in San Antonio a Mexican marihuana ped fier seizure in Cassiano park a Republican county convention clash at Owl's hall a Kickapoo farming party traveling from Oklahoma to Mexico and a Tampa era typhoid fever lament.
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Owl's Hall
Engelking
D. A. Welker
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Katy
Oklahome
Tampa
Fla
E.S. Morris
Fitz Cavalry
Devine
Harrison
Cleverland
Cleveland
Trelaw
American system contrasts party leadership in US and UK
The American system differs from Britain in party responsibility. In Britain the prime minister is party leader and can be replaced by his party, while in the United States the president is elected independently, may not be the party top leader, and the vice president inherits vast power upon a president’s death or removal. The piece critiques the lack of party control over governance and notes historical lineages of vice presidents succeeding presidents.
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Will
Mary Jones
Sue
United States
Wendell Willkie
Dr. Bisthewer
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
al Smith
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Johnson
Reconstruction
Garfield
Chester Arthur
McHinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Aunlei
Hary ‘Luman
Dewey
Sens
Taft
Vandenberg
Wherry
Reps
Martin
Halleck
Jan. Antonio
San Antonio
Seg Cet
Cates
Joe Ice
Pitti
Pegas
Pda
Associated Press
Assoniated Press
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Jack Lait
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Aga Khan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Carole Landis
Line Palen
Father Divine
Iig Heavens
White Plains
Internal Revenue
Earl Carroll
Nok
U. S
Carroll
Hick
Watt Br
Dorothy Knapp
Dorothy
Miss Knapp
Hoe
Dr. H. N
Chicago
Tilly
Fellows
Maine
Lesinski
Michigan
Anfin C. Knox
Losg
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Pegles
L. A
Mister Breger
Dey
Bory
Ang
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