Delayed Time Bomb Shapes Campaign Message in New York
Governor Earl Warren and Governor Tom Dewey debate domestic policy while in New York, with Warren warning inflation stems from New Deal era policies and Keynesian money tricks. The piece pinpoints high prices as a consequence of delayed inflation ignited by past administrations and critics blame Truman era spendthrift budgets.
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Earl Warren
New York
Tom Dewey
Californian
Messrs
Dewey
Warren
Harry L. Hopkins
Bonehead
New Deal
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Dewey and
Day dreams warned as deadly to life and work
A speaker condemns day dreams as a deadly trap for both men and women. Real progress comes from action not fantasy fantasies about fame or high office. The message urges productive effort, discipline, and avoiding escapist thoughts that hollowly seduce the spirit.
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Spain
Dream of resilience in a 1918 poem fragment
A fragmented verse by Elsie Robinson urges readers to move beyond daydreams and old sports glory. The speaker warns that longing or opium alike dulls strength, likening self-made resolve to bars forged for the penitentiary.
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Belic
Odd Facts About New Zealand Cuckoo Migration and Moss Use
Odd facts describe New Zealand cuckoo migration across open ocean to Polynesia with no older guides. Feathers grow only during short moulting seasons. In temperate zones birds often have two molts yearly. A major puzzle is how birds navigate during migration. Moss plants serve as bedding in winter and as nesting material.
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New Zealand
Polynesia
Broadway and Elsewhere by Jack Lait on calm, temperate discourse
Column urges a Committee to Promote Rational and Temperate Discussion of Public Affairs in media. It condemns propaganda, radical forces, and insults to American freedoms, arguing for bold, forthright debate and resistance to Bolshevik-style distortion. Mentions Haltenborn, Teddy New York press, Babe Ruth, and leaders Owen D. Young and Charles E. Wilson.
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Haltenborn
Palm Beach
Congress
Florida
New York
Weak Point in Body and Itching of the Lower Bowel
The article explains privitus ani or itching at the bowel opening, noting two kinds of sweat glands in the skin and the alkaline secretion of deep hair follicles that foster germ growth. It emphasizes examining for abnormalities like hemorrhoids or fissures and reducing bowel lining alkalinity through diet as part of treatment.
Glutamic acid and hygiene tips from Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen advises diet rich in acid ash forming foods and a mouth given preparation to aid digestion. It suggests lactose suppositories for relief and emphasizes cleanliness in itchy areas with boric acid solution and powder. An antiseptic can be applied daily while soap is avoided due to irritation.
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King Feet, Byai, Inc
Union Power in America and Threats to Freedom
A critical essay argues that labor unions corrupt politics and economy, labeling leaders like Dan Tobin, William Hutcheson, and John Lewis as tyrants. It compares union dominance to fascist control, warns of power to strangle the economy, and calls for repeal of Taft Hartley to curb union influence.
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Dan Tobin
Teamaters
William L. Hutcheson
The
Carpenters
John L. Lewis
Tobin
Teamsters
Hitler
Herge
Austria
Hutcheson
Uke Tabin
Hyen Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lewis
Infhe
Truman
Unionism Bad and the Labor Power Steers Government
Westbrook Pegler attacks careless supporters and union bosses in a critique of unionism's growth and its threat to free government. He questions Tait Harvey law impact, cites David Dubinsky and Pohinsky, and argues unions menace democracy by seeking presidential and congressional control under public patronage. Copyright 1948 King Features Syndicate.
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Lewis
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Pohinsky
Congress
King Feat Send., Inc
These Days Reflections on Postwar Peace Talks and Colonies
George E Sokolsky surveys 1946 peace conference debates led by Molotov and other delegates. He notes proposed trusteeships for Libya Eritrea and the wider questions of colonial independence, urging clearer progress by September 21 and warning that endless talks yield no settlement.
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Molotov
21 Nations
de Gasperi
Italy
Ital
Mediterranean
France
Fittler
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Libya
Mi Vyshinsky
U.N.O
Ernest Bovin
Great Britain
Greece
Russia
United Nations
Tripoliv Tanta
United States
IMG
Trieste
Oslavia
Berlin
Palesling
Korea
Komanuary
Publiations, Inc
Fubstertien
al Ietal
Emergency session note mocks Truman eightieth congress
The piece parodies a wartime era session with garbled quotes about Truman and the eightieth Congress. It ridicules statements on fission and a better world, showing a satirical jab at political discourse and press coverage.
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Truman
Arete expeditions announced by Hydrographic Dept in Leningrad
A compilation from 10 and 20 years ago notes arete region expeditions announced by the Hydrographic Department of the Chief Administration of the Northern Sea Route in Leningrad. Other entries reference Padre Tuland survivals, a Kelly Field posting, a Houston church landmark, a Light’s pencil message, and magnet healer D I Fannley visiting San Antonio.
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Leningrad
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