Chaplin Urged to Defend Role in US Political Debate
The piece criticizes Charlie Chaplin for cable to Pablo Picasso protesting Eisler deportation, saying the move shows improper interference by a foreign figure in American affairs. It urges Chaplin to withdraw from such actions, defend his artistic merit, and leave political matters to qualified individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Pablo Picasso
Paris
Hanns Eisler
America
Picasso
United States
Mr. Chaplin
Atien
Truman era economic tract skewers policy and demagoguery
The piece criticizes a political document attributed to Truman era economists Nourse Key Clark, accusing it of denying economic truths to gain labor support. It contends scholars are forced to leave objectivity for election aims, warns against demagoguery, and questions plans like price and income adjustments and government control of industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Econome Brasstrust
Erwin G. Nusrse
Leon H. Key
Clark
Marty Tapking
Wallace
Debates on Price, Work Week, and Economy in 1940s Panel
The piece cites By George FE. Sokolsky arguing for low prices aligned with fair reform in a stable economy, contrasting with councilmen who back a longer standard work week. It notes Bernard M. Baruch’s production focus and questions what constitutes a stable economy amid postwar emergencies and political controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Bernard M. Baruch
Baruch
Syed Ine
Westbrook Pegler on Kinship Rumors and Family Tales
Westbrook Pegler defends himself against rumors linking him to the Roosevelt family and other notable lineages. He narrates a humorous, rambling recollection of kin who supposedly connect him to Washington, Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, and the Astors, while joking about literary cousins and a chaotic luncheon scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
Pegler
Westbrooks
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert R. McCormick
Joseph Medill Patterson
McCormick-Patterson
Captain Patterson
Henry VIII
Louis XIV
George Washington
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Astors
Vanderbilts
Tam
Roosevelt
Eleanor
Eliott
Mr. Big
Anna
Wall
Jon
Fern Stantly
Rand McNally
Rand McNally Geographical Globe
Strangier
Lewis
Chewocki
Memphis
Courin Hall
Rhporia
Eiliot
Walt
Millew
Harry Hopkins
Gramp
Forbes Morgan
Internal Revenue
Forbes
Capt. Patterson
Col. McCormick
Westbrook
Chicago Tribune
Golden Gloves
Allstar
Apel
Fratetrane
Henry Tawe
Soviet Strategy in World War Til-TM TOMPKINS
A heavy claim piece asserts Soviet Russia has formed a comprehensive military plan for global conquest, adapting German invasion concepts for a four-phase push across Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Americas. It outlines how Nazi objectives become Soviet attack centers and previews bold world-war ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet
Russia
Hearet
Comintern
Politburo
Hias
Hitler
Moscow
Poland
Germany
Leningrad
Baltic Countries
Stalingrad
Ukraine
Odessa
Kerch Peninsula
Turkey
Iren
Egypt
Wavell
Rommel
Mediterranean
Suez
Near East
Middle East
Malay Peninsula
Archipelago
Philippines
Melanesia
Te East Indies
Siberia
Man
Churia
Korea
India
Europe
Africa
Asia
Americas
Red Army
France
Spain
Portugal
North Africa
China
Cancer Fight Increases Hope As Research Progresses
Despite warnings and the dread disease, researchers report more hopeful outlooks than before. Ongoing studies and medical efforts promise advances that could bring a cure sooner rather than later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betiev Han
Bacr ing Down On the News by Arthur Hash
A clipped satirical critique notes Republicans and Democrats unable to decide on actions and delays. It mocks Taft as a party pillar and criticizes Senator Taft and Boss Tine Tast, plus Congressman Bob passing opposing bills. The piece hints at upstate scams and partisan misalignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Taft
Tine
Pennsylvania Ave
Cancer Cells Bypass Normal Rules of Growth
Dr H N Bundasen notes cancer arises when cells lose normal controls. Cancer cells originate from normal cells but grow much faster, disregarding tissue growth rules. The origins of why cells become outlawed are not yet known.
From Around the Plaza Highlights Through Decades
A fragmentary column recalls mispelled names in San Antonio, local election pressure on park commission nominees, and a 1917 page of patriotic poems. It notes Carrie Nation’s travels, open air preachers, and Sunday liquor laws affecting clubs like the Concord Club of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deft Davis
Sant Antonio
Jacol Rubiolo
Rubinia
San Antonio
Carrie Nation
Alamo City
Mexico
Diaz
Port Arthur
Tn Order of the Salvationists
Mala Hlaza
Awell
Jiquor
Harmony Club
Yuletide Yarns and Newsparrow Tricks in Christmas Letters
Walter Winchell retells a string of Yuletide capers and jokes from New York and Detroit, featuring a traffic court Santa in full regalia, a cameraman quip, Will Rogers at a Christmas dinner, and lighthearted quips about Santa Claus letters and prayers. The column preserves the era's brisk, witty tone with multiple named figures and festive vignettes.
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Tngle Bes
Coricerna
Santa
Detroit
Bate Brooks
Santa Clara
Roguels
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Canna
RVC
Dew
Nourse
George FE. Sokolsky
Pearm
Tompkins
Cancer Fight
Bob
H. N. Bundasen
L. A. Light
Daneb Rubiola
Park Rommisslope
Axt
Jake Ru
Biola
van Tell
the Light Today
Shelby McNewl
Babcock
Weavel
Reason
Concord ¢Iab
San Artonio
Club
Te Frit
En Etrert
Walter Winchell
Will Rogers
Alec Woollcott
Mother
New York
Bowery Missions
Winter Reef
WO. Fields
Sante Claus
Charles A. Dana
Dane
New
Omink
Santa Claus
B. W. Emerson
New Fork Mirror
San “Antonio
Isla
Antonio
Dery
Sun
Mister Breger
Rae
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