Anti Communist Laws contest disloyalty drive in Congress
The piece critiques the Truman administration for denying disloyalty evidence, endorses strengthening laws to curb communism, and argues treason in peacetime and ending immunity from prosecution would bolster safeguards. It warns current stance risks nullifying efforts and labels communism as against the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Committees of Congress
Department of Justice
Congress
Mr. Trumen
Clark
Communist Party
The Secret of Love and Popularity in Few Words
A writer reflects on why popularity favors some and scars others, tracing it to compromise and shared human flaws. Mrs Rudyard Kipling is celebrated for rescuing a poem from a waste basket, illustrating how tolerance and openness spark lasting affection and respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bul
Marie
Baskel
Rudyard Kipling
Compromise and teamwork in daily life and faith
The piece discusses compromise as essential to harmony among people from neighbors to life partners. It urges willingness to understand another viewpoint, admitting validity in others' views, and applying teamwork in daily relations. It closes with a Bible verse from 1 Timothy urging justice godliness faith charity patience and mildness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea Syn_te
Broadway gossip and showbiz twists from Walter Winchell
Merka Oberon and Count Cini divorce news from Rome prompts chatter. Kay Francis, Ashley, and Favorite Strangers cast stir nerves. Joe and Babe Didrikson headline. Hollywood reads, Bob Hope grounded, and $21,000 refunding woes noted. Miami Beach burglary, Eisenhower rumor, and Eva Braun jabs thread through a flurry of tastemaker items and confected headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merka Oberon
Count Cini
Rome
Kay Francis Joe
Ashley {Dy
Sooge
Jove
Babe Didriexson
Metropera
Patrice Mungel
Philip Reed
Hollywood
DCS
Bob Hope & Co
Eaidout
Providence
Pittsburgh
Sonja Hente
Alfredo de la Vega
Joan Tetzel
Red Gloves
Miami Beach
Dwight Eisenhower
Walter Teed Hospital
Herr von Papen
Hitler
Eva-Braun
Baering Bown On the News
New York gossip and society notes mix with political quips in a 1949 column. The piece mocks wartime leasing, lists showbiz names like Kay Thompson and Sammy Kaye, and lampoons editors, politics, and public figures while drifting through humorous asides about celebrities and events.
Pegler on Murray and Catholic influence in anti Communist push
Westbrook Pegs argues that Catholic backing helped defeat Communist influence in the CIO and praises Philip Murray's pivot against communism. The piece suggests clergy support shaped public opinion, notes Murray's past leniency toward criminals, and questions motives behind his later actions amid labor conflicts.
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Westbrook
Peg
Washington
CLO
Philip Murray
CIO
Pittsburgh
Murray
Harry Bridges
Supreme Court
Bridges
AFL
West
Charles Owen. Rice
Trade unionists face accusations of communism and front men
An open letter to James H. Durkin of the CIO union condemns Durkin and Mooney as front men for Communist operators. The piece cites Curran and Quill, leaders in CIO unions, who shifted from pro Communist to anti Communist stances. It notes internal CIO power plays, Fitzgerald’s reversals, and government actions against unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Durkin
CIO Union of Office Workers
Reds
Bernard Mooney
Ottis. Workers’ Union
Father Rice
Durkin
Mooney
Joe Curran
Mike Quill
Curran
National Maritime Union
Quill
Transport Workers
Bot i
CIO
Curren
CIO Electrical Workers
Albert J. Fitegerald
Portland
Ore
Fitzgerald
Molotov
Vishinsky
Russia
Murray
Bridges
Jongshorepien
Kremin
Sidney Hillman
Mr. Fitzgerald
Pittsburgh
King Feafores
Ku, Klux Klan
Anti- Defamation League
Repple
Communist Party
Thary
Yarwich
Yankwich
Congressional
Yaylkwich
Frank Scilly
House
Frank
Painful Feet Causes and Treatments Overview
Pain in the Feet discusses how one third of Americans may need medical care for painful feet. It outlines causes including flatfoot and high arches, clubfoot history, bunions, and injuries. Treatments range from insoles and pads to possible surgical correction and nerve-block injections, stressing prompt medical evaluation.
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United States
Brain injury at birth linked to brain hemorrhage says expert
A medical Q and A with Dr HN Bundesen discusses causes of brain injury at birth noting hemorrhage in the brain during delivery as a possible factor. The piece appears under a 1949 King Features Syndicate byline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Feat
Sj Im
Odd Facts And Figures From Nature And History
A collection of surprising notes on animal behavior and natural phenomena. Facts include camels drinking 25 gallons in 30 minutes, massive timber loss from fires, and wildfowl counts. Also mentions the reddish egret, opossum young development, honeybee origins, and U.S. cities with TV stations.
Diplomats Don Fireman Hats on Overseas Mission
A fragmentary humorous note recalls top diplomats donning fireman hats for an Orient trip. The toughest among them had once judged a baby parade at Asbury Park. He returned on a skretcher, without portfolio, nightly waking from dreams of babbing for apples in a crocodile pool.
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Orient
Asbury Park
L Ny
Record of historic events from 10 and 20 years ago
A daily wrap of past items notes Péle Weaver breaking a tobacco spitting record in Maysville Kentucky with a 27 foot throw. It recalls municipal battles over Fiesta celebrations and auditorium leases, and mentions meat supply control debates led by Col Ike Pryor. Entries cover 1895 to 1914 events including military arrivals and local saloon openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Péle Weaver
Orangeburg
Tenth Cavalry
Cuba
Judge Yankwichdisqualified over bias claims in 1945 case
The MGM defense sought Judge Leon R. Yankwich's removal from a suit by Cole for reinstatement and damages. They alleged social remarks during late 1940s discussions showed prejudice against defendants tied to suspensions and discharges in congressional investigations. The affidavit cited a Los Angeles social gathering with Helen Bernikof and James Ruman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon R. Yankwich
Atch
Helen Bernikof
Los Angeles
Calif
James Rurian
Lester Cote
Toutt
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Nan
Elsie Robinson
Kipling
Walter Winchell
MAN About Town
Dighir
Mer Fers
Ctc
Ji'wood
Rosette Shaw
Miguelito Valdes
Art Ford
MacArthur
King George
England
Tony Zale
Rockefeller Rink
New York
Te Roy
N. Y
Bart
Shelley Winters
Stork Club
Pastor Nicmuller
AF Smith
Emily Warmer
Robert Coyle
Ragatelle
Jean George
Win. Bartol
City Investment Clan
Bartol
Anker Laurents
Joan Loring
Cafe Trouville
Handleader
Gene Williams
Joy Reese
U. S
X. Cugat
Baering Bown
Arthur
Bugs
Baer
Concore-Exeest
Kay Thompson
Winsteres
Peter Lird Hayes
Mary Healy
Jack Cole
Sammy Kaye
Don Arden
Terrific Biz
S. Tucker
WW. Richman
J. Miles
New York Gazettes
Louis Nunez
Marlee Hayden
Dunn
Sing Sing
Gov. Dewey
Paul Mason
California
Santa Cruz
Bollywood
Didja
Gene Fowler
Jimmy Walker
Witler
Cafe Society
Kissin
Jim) Folsom
MGM
Queens City College
Hizzoner
Mirrea
Pegler
Commmunist
HN. Bundesen
Florida
Asia
Mediterranean Sea
U.S
L. A
Beb
Flessa
Order of the Alamo
Chambers
Fiesta Association
Branville
George’e. Sokolsky
Coimphiang
San Antero
San Antonio
Pal Heart
Eulhalia
Tin
San Antonis
Eptretlen
BATES
Texas
ZoRtee
Tees
Mister
Breger
Arene
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