Two Very Big IFS Affects Nations Prosperity in 1947
The president's council on economic advisers says full employment and production in 1947 depend on two big IFS: no undue government interference and harmonious labor management. It warns that continued interference or labor upheaval could trigger recession and low mood, urging private sector cooperation and self adjustment.
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Congress
United States
Organized Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Council
Anl
The
Economic Council
Obit Scribbler Attacks Talmadge and Nazism in Private Papers
Walter Winchell reflects on a cub reporter’s private papers attacking Governor Talmadge’s white supremacy and Nazi sympathies. The piece scoffs at Nascent politics, cites Talmadge’s liver disease death, and lampoons editors, Bilbo probes, and wartime loyalties while critiquing biased reporting and political hypocrisy.
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Walter Winchell
Governor Talmadge
Talmadge
Broadway May confronts bigots and crooked games in view
A mixed, opinionated column rails at bigotry in U S politics and crooked games north and south. It recalls Argentina’s Peron era, notes diplomats leaving, mocks scandal talk, and cites Dan Pallai on gifts and pop culture. Walter Lippmann's reader contract critique closes the piece.
Eye strain headaches common says Dr Bindesen
Eye strain headaches are frequent especially in close work. Dr Clay Evatt notes about 60 percent of eye specialists patients complain of headaches. Headache is dull and bilateral, often linked to retina irritation or other eye diseases. proper glasses and medical care advised.
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Clay W. Evatt
Charleston
S&c
Evatton
Conrulatt
Sing Fyat, Byn
Fae
San Antonio notes mark year end with statements and travels
A December chronicle shows Joc Hairbitt in San Antonio studying Bexar DA methods, 1926–1056 reflections on prohibition era cheer, Pamore Cappini’s Denver award, Judge Standart’s Kinney County trip, Carleton Opera debut of Dorothea, and a remark on San Antonio as a cosmopolitan city reflecting the era’s mood and growth.
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Joc Hairbitt
Chcer
Corpus Christi
San Antonio
John R. Shook
Bexarvomity
W.C. Standart
Kinney County
Varg
Carleton Opera Company
Dorothes
Purdy
New York
Westbrook Pegler on publishing betting odds debate
Westbrook Pegler argues New York sport editor Lew Burton and the Jovpal American justify publishing point spread odds. He cites legality of gambling, compares horse racing wagering to illegal bookmaking, and contemplates public policy, law, and corruption risks.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Max Kase
Jovpal American
Polo Grounds
Lew Burton
Nevada
The Liberal to Progressive Shift in U S Politics
Washington columns denounce liberals as obsolete and accuse progressives of renamed liberalism with totalitarian overtones. The piece traces the label change to figures Morgen thau Iykes and Murray, likening progressives to La Follette era utopians and blaming Russia for global political labeling.
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Washington
Russia
Labor Party
New York
Russia's Backward System Opposes Global Progress
The author denounces Russia as reactionary clinging to a failed economic model and an unchanging political system. They contrast Soviet stagnation with Britain’s reformist Labour government and the U.S. New Deal, arguing Russians mislabel others while resisting modernization. The piece labels Russians as Barnum-style aberrationists exploiting language to mislead.
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Marx
Russia
Britain
United States
Save your life by losing it, and find true gain
A moral exhortation from Joe's Md6 Kins Tena Sync, warning against selfish pursuit of personal profit. It links biblical and historical examples to urge selflessness in 147 and among world affairs, stressing sacrifice for the common good and tolerance across races. The piece concludes that only by giving up private gain can one advance with life and faith.
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Tasso
Mussolini
Hitler
United Nations
Durrow
Joe's
Odd Facts Haiti and its three mountain ranges
Haiti, a romantic Caribbean country, is cut by three east west mountain ranges yielding isolated valleys and many small land parcels. Clipper service from Port au Prince links the nation with neighbors and Miami. San Antonio Ligat founded January 20, 1881 in Texas publishes ligat and gazette from Broadway. Associated Press holds exclusive rights to published news dispatches and local republishing.
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Haiti
Port Aut’ Prince
Miami
United States
San Antonio
Broadway
Fifth
Texas
Associated Prest
Assaciated Press
Iocal
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