Governor Martin Warns Against European Socialistic Plans
Governor Edward Martin of Pennsylvania urges New York attendees to learn from recent history and reject centralized federal control. He argues the New Deal failed to alleviate distress, praising the American system of government and warning that renewed European ideologies threaten democracy. He credits November elections for his Senate ascent and calls for adherence to the traditional American model.
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Walter Winchell Briefs on High Society Rumors and Hotels
A breezy collage of gossip items notes secret marriages among Irving Berlin heirs and Princess Elizabeth Philip's circle at Savile Miles and Lee Dennis. It cites Wall Street crop probes, GPO inspector rumors, Senate politics, and Miami Beach hotel scenes with fleeting mentions of Ava Gardner, Seth Streeter, Margie Hart, and Neal Lang amid holiday bustle.
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Broadway rumors and political heat mix in tense public spat
Insiders whisper that Happy Chandler will scold Durocher publicly as tensions rise between them. The chatter hints at a power display amid snow shovelers’ wage concerns and looming industry shifts, with other gossip about film interests and Mississippi politics shaping the scene.
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Listen World Christmas Gift Lesson by Elsie Robinson
The piece urges true giving beyond wrapped presents, urging readers to give themselves with warmth and selfless care. It recalls a poet line about gifts without a giver and reflects on personal experience of holiday joy fading without heartfelt sharing.
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Secret agencies and political blackmail in American life
Westbrook Pegler argues secret police and confidential agencies threaten civil liberties. He contrasts government and private data practices with journalists, credit and insurance firms, noting that genuine reporters expose public records while secret operatives seek coercive influence.
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President Truman forecasts mixed year in economy
In Washington the president hints at a short dip followed by cautious prosperity while hedging on specifics. Economists privately weigh the year end statistics, noting dollar value shifts via price changes and stock-market signals, as reporters chase future prospects.
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A reporter's summation of his findings in transition period
Paul Mallon argues the nation faces a better position to meet troubles as it shifts from war to peace. He cites inflation hopes, production gains, and a calmer labor scene, noting labor disputes risk higher prices but sees overall momentum toward stabilization and a new Republican approach shaping policy.
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Skin Aging Treated With Tegtosterone Injections
A study by Dr. William E. Dubes of Atlanta reports ten elderly patients with generalized skin itching. Oral tegtosterone failed, topical application helped, but injections every five days for 10 to 26 treatments most effectively cleared itching and extended intervals between sessions.
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Open horse season kickoff at Alumno Downs Sunday
Twenty years ago December 26 1986 fans could view arriving thoroughbreds for the opening of the racing season. Mayor Tobin hosted Christmas turkey while officials visited orphanages and delivered meals.
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Testosterone Shows Benefit For Skin Conditions In Elderly Patients
Dr H N Bundesen reports seven of ten patients with skin disease improved or relieved after testosterone treatment. Itching and eczema symptoms diminished and skin dryness reduced in many cases. A pellagra patient improved only after testosterone alongside niacin and liver preparations. No abnormal reactions occurred.
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