Communism Is Enemy of American Labor
A mass AFL gathering in Wilmington California heard a resolution denouncing communism as the enemy of labor and of American freedoms. The event framed union unity against Communist influence, promising to combat communistic leadership and defend American standards of living and democracy.
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California
Wilmington
American Federation of Labor
America
American Federation of Labor Unions
All American Federation of Labor Hhions
Organized Labor
United States
Duffy the Goat and Chicago’s tough guys in Lait talks
In a reminiscence by Jack Lait, Chicago’s Duffy the Goat is recalled as a notorious killer who courted publicity and once thanked Lait for his posts. The Monk, a bouncer at Hickey’s Gardens, narrates a street confrontation with Big Max, detailing a night of rough justice, restraint, and a comic tone about underworld characters and city life.
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Duffy
Chicago
Monk
Monkey
City Hall
Tie
Hickey’s
Hickey's
Hickey
Stock Yards
Halsted Street
Max
Chirch
Pegler Says Today Critiques of the American Press
New York columnist Westbrook Pegler defends the U S press as a guardian of rights and reform, citing its crusades against the Ku Klux Klan, corruption by financiers, and political machines. He contrasts American press freedom with Soviet limits and notes debates over advertising influence and biased publications.
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New York
Melotev
Ilya Ehrenberg
Pravda
Taragely
United States
FDI
Ku Klux Klan H
Ook
Franklin Roosevelt
Standard
American Press
Wileh
Molotov
Ehrenberg
Stalin
Red
Adross
Worker
Comercial
John Hartford
A. and
Elliott Roosevelt
Mirror of Your Mind on Naming Children and Pain
Psychologists discuss how naming a child reflects parental dreams and pressures. Studies show modern youth are less inhibited and more socially minded, while naming choices may signal expectations. Separate note links physical numbness to emotional pain, comparing dental experiments to mental suffering.
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Hinta
Dre
C. M. Parsons
R. Goetz
Listen World Weve split the atom essay reflection
Elsie Robinson argues that despite splitting the atom and technological advances the world still suffers from pain hate loneliness fear greed and poverty. She warns that scientific power must be matched by moral growth or civilization remains flawed.
Advice to Lovelorn Dear Miss Fairfax
An 18 year old girl asks how to reconnect with a 21 year old dancer she liked. The columnist suggests sending a friendly note to invite him to visit on a specific night or hosting a small party including him. If he remains uninterested, consider him a lost cause and move on.
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Miss Fairfax
Jim
San Antonio Public Service rate cut and franchise duty
Ten and twenty years ago on August 13 1936 the San Antonio Public Service Company paid 100000 for a franchise extension and promised rate reductions soon while Nick Tengg a local printer and businessman died at 64. Also fifteen Dorothy Frocks workers jailed for 1 to 10 days each for violating an injunction. In 1956 SA police said they would crack down on autos with defective brakes and narcotics agents arrested a North Carolina druggist amid hints of a Mexico U S dope smuggling ring.
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San Antonio Public Service Company
Thy Frocks Company
Nfflers
North Carolina
San Antonio
Penicillin Tested For Bronchiectasis In 1940s Study
Early reports show penicillin tested on bronchiectasis patients in New York. Treatments used injected, inhaled, or combined methods on ten men and two women aged 16 to 30, with X-ray confirmation and iodine lung contrast. Results included reduced sputum, odor elimination, and symptom improvement when inhalation methods were used, though long term bronchi damage remains possible.
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Sydney Bassin
New York
MoviEs News Nuggets From Dorothy Manners in Hollywood
Hollywood gossip from Dorothy Manners covers Joe Pasternak’s The Birds and The Bees starring Jane Powell, Iturbi as a second husband, Wendell Corey’s Desert Town project, Lon Chaney’s My Favorite Brunette set, Marlene Dietrich’s chalky luggage memory, Rita Hayworth’s baby care, and other studio moves. The San Antonio Light notes Las Vegas marriages, Katharine Hepburn roles, and John Steinbeck’s Pearl filming plans.
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Hollywood
Jins
Joe Pasternak
MGM
Iturbi
Jane
Pasternak
Freddy Wilcox
Rita Hayworth
Rebecca
Cecil
de Miffes
Last Frontier
Las Vegas
Rags Ragianu
New York
Ike
Bob Hulton
Lana Turner
Jack Carson
Jane Wyman
Warners
Kati
Aride Hepburn
Song of Law
Song of Law: He Arch Obler Baby. I' Now Five Days Old Which Mr. O
Amelio
Greer Garson
Peeblay
Anit
John Stienbeck
Mexico
Tollywood
Turkey
Irene Selznick
Hoad
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Pattern patterns and sewing instructions from 1916 advertisement
A San Antonio Light pattern page promotes patterns 9065 and 3083 with sizes 2 4 6 8 and 15 yards. Embroidery transfers included. Price twenty five cents pattern plus fifteen cents for the Marion Martin Summer 1916 book. Also mentions a free ballet supper pattern order from New York with a two week delivery.
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San Antonio Light Pattern Department
San Antonio
Texas
Marion Martin
New York
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Mister Breger
Jack Lait
Daily Mirror
NYKT
Billy Rose
Hunt Stromberg Jr
Lew Parker
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Stromberg
Sirlin
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Hoent
MacArthur
Pegler
Westbrook
Russia
Iwio
Adless
Sven
Lawrence Gould
Elsie Robinson
San Francisco
Chris
King Feat
Syn
L. A. Light
Nick Tengg
News OF the MoviEs
Dorothy Manners
Wendell Corey
Hal Wallis
Sandy
John Hodiak
Corey
Betty Fielg
Pennsyyvania
Robin
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Lon
Ronald
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
Tee
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Litt
Sam Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antodhco
Texas Post
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