Kaiser Plan to Build Cargo Plan Deserves Free Hand
Administrators in Washington praise Henry J. Kaiser for shipbuilding prowess and wartime efficiency. They hesitate to grant unconditional authority for large cargo airplanes, imposing many insurmountable conditions. The public urges unblocked authority, arguing urgency of war and inadequacy of surface transport demand swift, decisive action.
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Washington
California
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Mr. Kaiser
Mx. Kaiser
The Fighting Race Recalls Clarke and Poem Fame
A reminiscence on The Fighting Race by Joseph Ingatius Constan tine Clarke, its impact on Park Row reporters, and the 1866 birth of Clarke in Kingstown. It notes Clarke’s career at The Herald and The Standard Oil-funded publicity, and his death in 1925 with Woodlawn as his resting place.
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Stuart
H. Lake
Los Angeles
Park Row
Han de Gasseres
Effer
Stuart Lakr
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
Clarke
Lipton
Perry’s
Martin Green
Frank Ward O'Malley
Lake
Don Marquis
Paul Thompson
Ben de Casseces
Dublin University
Lake of Clarke
Boch
Kingstown
Dublin
West Ninety
Ffth Street
Irish Republic
The
Morning Journal
Griterion
Julia Malone
Grace George
Standard Oil Company
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Syd, Inc
Haven for Our Unwed Mothers Promotes Help and Hope
A 1940s magazine piece argues for practical support for pregnant teens. It portrays fear and isolation faced by young women and notes staggering numbers seeking escape through abortion or suicide. It calls for civilized, tolerant responses and public education.
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Toray
Tim
America
Tab
Dignity of Motherhood Guides Desperate Girls to New York Aid
Elsie Robinson discusses protecting motherhood's sanctity and directs distressed girls to write for advice to Church Mission of Help Youth Consultation Episcopal Catholic Charities and Jewish Board in New York City. She notes Salvation Army resources and offers confidential letter handling through this paper, 1942.
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New York
Church Mission of Help
Youth Consultation
Dervine
Catholic Charities
N. Y.C
Salvation Army
Young Weekly
Macy
Devery
King Fenn
Tax hike on county rate proposed for budget hearing
From L A Light files August 17 1032 the county tax rate is to rise 14 cents in the 1042 89 budget and will be acted on at a public hearing tomorrow afternoon If adopted the county rate will join the state and county total at 41 56 with a higher combined levy The increase brings the total to 87 cents Also in 1822 orders have been issued to organize the 156th Cavalry brigade due to many naval reserve officers in the VIEL Corps area making it the only reserve cavalry brigade nearby
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Tomormon
Viel Corpu Sree
156Th Cavalry
War aid unity split fuels isolation debate in 1940s era
John Mallon argues loyalty tests should target conservatives and adherents of leftist views, criticizing attempts to silence dissent as war effort weakens. A Soviet official view on a second front prompts debate on strategic timing and shipping needs. The piece blends political commentary with international tensions and wartime logistics considerations.
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Paul Mallon
Tmea Dlates
Mberala
Sve
Yartling
Walter Winchell On Broadway and wartime saloon life
Walter Winchell notes how World War II reshapes American bars and patrons. He recounts how Pearl Harbor and later battles shifted drinkers, the rise of uniformed servicemen, and a push toward moderation as war work dominates. He observes scarcity of imports, rising prices, and evolving tastes reflecting a nation at war.
Ulcerative Colitis Tied to Food Allergies Say Experts
A Brooklyn doctor suggests ulcerative colitis often stems from food sensitivities. Milk blamed in four of five cases, with wheat tomatoes oranges potatoes and eggs also implicated. He describes a guided elimination test diet to identify culprits and tailor safe meals while ensuring nutrition.
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Albert
R. Andresen
Brooklyn
Andregen
Treatment Methods Mixed by Dr Bundesen in Study
The article notes Dr H N Bundesen directs patient care with rest, injections of blood and saline vitamin mixes, antiseptic dental and sinus work, fresh air and sunlight therapies, and aggressive infection removal, under King Feasurea Syndicale Inc.
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Andreaen
King Feasurea Syndicalé, Inc
Freezing Food Links to Texas Cattle Boom and Trade
Historical note traces how frozen meat, pioneered by John I. Bates of New York, revived foreign demand for Texas cattle after the Civil War. Ice curing enabled carcasses to be shipped overseas, boosting beef exports as supply dynamics shifted with rising prices and growing markets in Britain and Europe.
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Texas
England
Europe
John I. Bate
New York
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