Col Charles S Diehl Remembered As Outstanding Journalist
The Nation mourns Col Charles S Diehl former publisher of The Light and AP staff correspondent. From Ottawa Newfoundland as a boy selling papers to guiding the AP into a world war era network he set a high standard in journalism with speed organization and integrity. Col Diehl is remembered as a courteous intelligent editor who kept his ideals amid a rapidly evolving press landscape.
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Greece Presses for Frontier Change After War Losses
The document notes Greece calls for reparations and frontier readjustment after suffering mass destruction under Axis occupation. It accuses Soviet Russia of proposing to transfer Western Thrace to Bulgaria to punish Greece and reward Bulgaria, now a Communist puppet state. Greece claims Bulgaria's role in aggression and criticizes Allied and Soviet stances.
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Lait’s Miscellany Sketches Royal Links and Film Biz Ties
Jack Lait surveys a collage of society reports and showbiz whispers. The Windsor duchy eyes Palm Beach property while Altman era stars, directors, and politicians figure in Newport life. Hollywood backs ventures as Doris Windsor contends with separation, and new books announce song-writing insights amid a flood of social and industry gossip.
Pegler Says Today on Intolerance and Politics in New York
In a reflective column this week, Pegler recalls Stanley Walker leaving New York amid political bigotry in clubs and homes. He recounts incidents during the Dewey campaign era, notes personal shifts in Roosevelt and Landon era views, and condemns suppression of dissent while defending own political stance.
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Minds, marriage urge, and child rearing in tribal Okinawa
A psychologist cites Okinawan men as unusually stable, with emotional security learned from devoted parents shaping their views on marriage and care. Another note argues self doubt rises from feeling inferior, while judging others by handicap and opportunity is unfair.
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Concha’s Mexican Kitchen Book by Mrs Stoker
Lois Johnson profiles Mrs Catherine Ulmer Stoker who spent decades in Mexico writing and compiling Concha’s Mexican Kitchen. The book offers 12 course dinner guidance, authentic recipes from soups to desserts, cultural stories, cooking tips, and a window box herb hint to widen flavor when herbs are scarce.
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Advice for Lovelorn: Should He Reconcile or End It
Dear Wiss Fainfax cautions a man who seduced a married woman and helped break up a home. The adviser argues the caller bears responsibility for entangling the wife with him and questions why conscience would justify returning to her. The tone is admonishing and urges accountability over romantic rescue.
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Growth and Causes of Leg Pains in Children
A medical article by Dr. Hector C Cameron outlines five congenital and acquired conditions causing leg pains in children, including osteomyelitis leukemia rheumatic fever infantile paralysis and peripheral neuritis. It stresses prompt medical evaluation to determine the exact cause and avoid dismissing pains as mere growing pains.
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San Antonio Light notes 1986 era events and ads
Aug 21 1986 report lists Maj Gen Oscar Westover inspecting Kelly and Randolph fields in San Antonio. Other items note car prowlers preying on tourists, a new epochal air flight to Buenos Aires with James Doolittle as advance agent, a noisy hotel incident, Dan Seymour filming at Warner Bros, and an embroidery pattern advertisement offering a 1946 pattern bank with patterns and shipping details.
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Night Unto Night to star Vivita Lindfors with Reagan
Hollywood gossip notes Vivita Lindfors will costar with Ronald Reagan in Night Unto Night based on Philipp Wylie's novel about a woman of deep faith who falls for a young scientist. Casey Robinson will script and produce, calling it the greatest woman's story he has read.
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Prosperity Near for Arsenic and Old Lace Show
After receiving a carload of Kronas for showings of Arsenic and Old Lace, writer Russell Crouse notes prosperity is just around the corner. The San Antonio Light reproduces Associated Press copy and notes copyright and republication rights.
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