Goldsborough Characterizes Coal Strike as Insurrection
Supreme contempt in Judge Goldsborough's ruling against John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers declares the strike an evil demoniac act that threatens the republic. The decision condemns the strike as insurrection and asserts the republic must be preserved despite labor unrest and economic distress.
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New York Talks Fail to Yield U S Victory Against Communism
The article condemns the New York meetings for not advancing U S foreign policy. It argues communism gains ground worldwide, especially in Latin America and Europe, while Russia shifts positions and blocks clear disarmament. It notes five peace treaties but warns of Soviet influence expanding through unions and elections, with Britain and France shifting toward Marxist alignment. The piece portrays a need to confront communism amid superficial conference progress.
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Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
A reflective piece on pain memory and emotion in motherhood and mental states. Discusses varying pain experiences during childbirth, memory loss via drugs, and the psychology of cruelty and fear in relationships. Notes how bullies hide cowardice, and links parental power to personal control dynamics.
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Wilful Wind and Showbiz Sparks Stir Miami Scene
Walter Winchell notes a comic ham who decorates his apartment with $500 worth of Juorking glasses to gauge his smallness. He references a Florida gale called squalls and quips about governors Warren and Cardswell. Entries include Delmar at Club 22, makeup artists, a 6th Ave shop display for Annoinette Donnelly, a children's book page, and industry gossip on Preston Sturges, Sally Rand, Angela Tambury, Burd Hatfield, Ingrid Bergman shoots, and camera thefts.
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Broadways CBS chief Paley edits fashion and track chatter
Noted media figures and fashion shifts appear in a collage of gossip and brief items. Bill Paley mentors Anathelia while fashion frocks lose value. Jock Whitney and Bill Corum’s tracks prompt gossip. Miami editors mention a barber ad misread as a vet jab amid hotel managers’ 15946 feud. Mink coats surface in thrift shops as housing concerns loom.
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War on Cancer Warns Public to Screen Early Signs
The article urges public and professional enlistment in the cancer fight, noting early symptoms can signal cancer. It describes examination methods from mouth checks with a flashlight to proctoscopes for lower bowel symptoms and signs such as nipple changes, skin lesions, persistent hoarseness, and unexplained cough as potential indicators.
Early cancer fears and prompt testing urged by experts
Dr H N Bundeser emphasizes that enlarged glands in armpit neck or groin require immediate study to distinguish cancer from other causes. If stomach or bowel symptoms appear a Kray study may be needed for diagnosis. The key message is not to fear cancer but seek early treatment, as delays prove fatal.
L A Light Files Dec 14 Through Time 1896 1916 1996
A retrospective column recalls events dated December 14 in 1996 1916 1896 and 1866. Brig Gen W H Sealt receives a silver plaque for service at Tea Springs in 1917 1916. District Attorney Sam Newton and investigator Lee Thu ngan hunt deer and fail to bag a buck. Mayor Callaghan tours dives with police. A courthouse robbery and shooting incidents are noted along Matamoras street with pursuit dangers.
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What is the objection to Franco as a ruler
The speaker questions labeling Franco a fascist while condemning leaders like Stalin and Tito. He argues universal moral standards must apply, notes brutal histories of revolutions, and compares elections and alliances. He critiques double standards in judging Franco versus other regimes and highlights the hypocrisy of friend versus foe.
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Pattern 9313 for girls and boys with sewing chart
An illustrated sewing chart promotes Pattern 9313 for girls and boys. It promises a perfect fit and easy use, with sizes 4 through 8 and yardage details. Readers are asked to send 25 cents for pattern and provide size name and address to the San Antonio Light Pattern Dept, Texas.
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Hollywood Movie Circulation Scrutinized for War Hero Roots
Hollywood gossip notes question why Craig Reynolds, a decorated war veteran with a Purple Heart, has limited film status while Barbara Pepper joins Columbia as Dr Mead. Debates over casting, MGM decisions, and new faces like Connor, Whitfield, and Gable projects color a fast moving scene as reporters connect love, careers, and wartime service in a news clip from Los Angeles.
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Unclear historical postal rates and service notices
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed references to daily and Sunday rates for MATL and SOPTION RATES, various prices like 7.20 and 19, and terms such as carrier wages and mailer acts. Details are garbled, with incomplete names, dates, and places, preventing clear reconstruction of the original notice.
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