Years Too Late on Red Subversion in the New Deal
The piece criticizes President Truman and the post election lag in purging subversives from federal payrolls. It argues the Dies committee was obstructed and that the New Deal coalition housed communists in power to sabotage democracy. It predicts a Republican led thorough inquiry and critiques Appleby and civil service practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
New Deal
Dies Committee
Dies
White House
House of Representatives
Committee On UN
House Committee
Civil Service Committee
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Bureau of the Budget
Paul A. Appleby
New Masses
Appleby
Washington
Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
Syracuse University
Memo Style Rumors Sweep Through Washington and Show Biz
Walter Winchell notes Democratic draft talk for J. Edgar Hoover and doubts on his nomination. Hoover foes and insiders discuss GM’s Alfred Sloan resignation rumor. Entertainment tidbits cover Errol Flynn, Pat O’Brien, Celeste Holm, Nathalie Draper, Barbara Adams, and Bill Mauldin. General tone blends gossip on politics, Hollywood, and postwar life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Runyon
Pact
General Motors
Alfred Sloan
Broadway glory for Harry James thrush Marion Morgan
A chaotic clipping mentions Harry James and Marion Morgan with jumbled notes on months and knuckles, plus Harriet Van Home reporting a cab accident and social notes about Mrs. Tommy Lyman addressing Christmas cards. It cites Gov. Kerr of Oklahoma avoiding Hannegan and a political bombshell tied to Alfred E. Smith era records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry James
Thrush
Marion Morgan
Jan
Mar
Harriet van Home
Tommy Lyman
Gov
Kerr
Oklahoma
Hannegan
Alfred £. Smith
Court marks third hearing in Uhr teeth case
A 1916 item notes County Commissioner Robert F Uhr appearing in court for the third time on appeal of a judgment by Justice Bill Corrigan regarding false teeth. A 1926 line mentions Senor San Francisco Ray visiting for medical care while serving as Elias Calles cup bearer. Also referenced are a damaging industry suit probe by the Bexar County grand jury in 1916 and Mary F Haydon’s plan to found a women’s colony on 5000 acres in Refugio County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ducembrt
Robert F. Uhr
Fraday
Bill Corrigan
Deceliber
Senor
San Francisco Ray
Pelias Calles
Chapultepes Castle
Bexar County
Grand Jury
Mary F. Haydon
Chicago
Francis E. Willard
Refugio County
Rogge
Clark
Barnes
Plotters controversy fuels debunking of Carlson works
Westbrook Pegler discusses John Roy Carlson alias Devounian and the plots in Under Cover and The Plotters. He reports court findings that Carlson’s books are fraudulent and questions publisher conduct, while critiquing media reviews and anti Communism campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Roy Carlson
Devounian
United States
Roosevelt
Foreign Polley
Josef Stalin
Adolf Slitler
Hitler
Stalin
Russia
Hiller
Post Operation Advances Cut Abdominal Surgery Risk
Today patients facing abdominal surgery benefit from safer procedures and lower death risk due to decade of advances. Dr. Albert O. Singleton cites better understanding of complications and prevention, including stomach rest, banishing gas, and using a nose suction tube to prevent distention and vomiting. A second key point follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert O. Singleton
University of Texas
Singleton
Preventing post operative complications after abdominal surgery
Dr H N Bundesen outlines methods to maintain normal body functions after abdominal operations. Emphasizes ample fluids by mouth or intravenously or subcutaneously, careful salt balance, avoidance of suction tube in children, and close monitoring to prevent blockage. Duration of suction depends on procedure, two to three days after ruptured appendix or gallbladder removal, with surgeon’s discretion.
The Secret of Success Is a Sense of Humor
The piece argues the universal secret to success lies in a sense of humor. It notes success depends on perspective and audience, but a true humor sense helps weather luck and adversity. It defines humor as a life stance, not mere laughter, requiring self use and resilience.
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Pat O'Brien
Europe
Tishman
Dublin
de Valera
Rome
Fdr, Jr
Joe E. Lewis
Stor
Forever Amber
Nathalia
Anerttan Vélorans
Haus
Maria Fresoryalons
Ida Holelk
Kemenidher
Bob Crawford
New York Times
Charles G. Bolte
American Veterans’ Committee
Bolte
Derayman
Indorses
Herald-Tribune
Siso
Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr
Gical
United States
Schlesinger
Harvard
Hal
Free Life Hope in Hardship Warned by Elsie Robinson
Quoted character Elsie Robinson extols resilience and a carefree spirit as the ultimate free asset, urging readers to carry guts along with a grin. The San Antonio Light notes its masthead and Associated Press affiliation, with rough nondescript pricing and publication details interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Pardner
SAN Antonio Light
San Antoni Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Terag
Banein Ene
Associated Press
Focal News
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Pearel
Walter Winchell
Arapalco
Errol Flynn
Americano
Mini
Jatties
H. Allen Smith
Keenar Wytin
Eve Wynn
van Johnson
Sommmio
Weil
Blue
Brass
Air Corps
the Waldorf
Tiller
Wight Powers
Barbara Adams
Barney Stephens
Voice of the Cradiv
Bill Mauldin
Polly Gand
Renard
L. A
Mister Breger
Westbrook Pegler
United States District Court
Carlson
Derounian
Munchhausen
Department of Justice
C. John Rogge
Tom Clark
Nists
Schlesing
Political Action Committee
I. O
Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr
Diets Committee
Congressional.committee
Samuel B. Pellengill
Indiana
Jurge Baties
Dr. H. N
Sundh
Tao
Fantopead Ass Enon Hiss Mal Mor
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