Test of the PAC By MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER
The piece argues the Wallace affair shows the PAC seeks to control Congress and transform policy. It critiques Sidney Hillman and the CIO linked PAC, cites 1942 election changes, and calls for vigilance against a leftist coalition influencing policy and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
Wallace
Roosevelt
Jesse
H. Jouey
Henry Agard Wallace
CLO
Senate Commerce Committee
P.A.C
America
Sidney Hillman
Reader's Digest
Noaimely
Congress
Hillman
Hillwal
Henry Wallace
New Congress
National Legislature
Hillman-Browder
New Deal
Dies Committee of un-American Activities
State Department
Sidney
Harry L. Hopkins
Palace Guard
Archibeld MacLeish
R.F.C
Mr. Hillman
Epic of Heroism With Happy Conclusion
The dramatic rescue of over five hundred American prisoners from a Luzon camp by the Sixth Ranger battalion and Filipino guerillas ends in safety and triumph. They penetrated Japanese lines, destroyed the garrison, and guided survivors from Nueva Ecija back to American forces, yielding a rare story of valor and lasting national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Luzon
Bataan
Sixth Ranger Battalion
Nueva Ecija
Bataan and
Corregidor
Hell
Philippines
Wall Street to War: A Transformed Year in Newsroom Tales
The column compiles wartime humor and gossip from Walter Winchell style notes, quoting jokes about discharged soldiers, politics, editorial responses, and film buzz. It highlights editorials, quotes from Gréen Welles, Jerry Wald, and editorials in the wake of war.
Broadway week notes rise in salary and stages
In a Broadway week item, talks on salary alignment with ability spark calls for advancement. Ted Steele comments on Stettligiuss rising to popular status, noting Hull work as key. John Pennington’s column in the Mine Herald cites Carl son’s Under Cover selling 831000 copies to date, with Walter Winchell’s plugging boosting sales. Carlson asserts only one brief meeting with Winchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Steele
Stettlgius
Rave
Hull
John Pennngkamp
Colorut
Minme Herald
U. S
John Rey Carl~son
Miami
Walter Winchell
Carlson
Winchell
Itching in the ear canal mainly affects adults
Itching in the outer ear occurs most often in adults and sometimes in children especially if allergic or sensitive to contact or food. A simple ointment often stops the itching, though the condition may recur. A benzoin zinc oxide petrolatum ointment is commonly used and applied with cotton-tipped swabs four times daily. rare X ray treatments may help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranels Ty Wetlle
Boston
Jean
Yuse Cain
Texans Face Comanche Band in Lethal Skirmish
Story recounts how George and Bill Reynolds and their men attacked a Comanche party near the Double Mountain fork in Haskell County. After a protracted fight, the Texans killed several warriors, collected a dozen scalps, and pursued survivors, signaling brutal frontier violence and vengeance motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Farber- George
Willis
Ben Reynolda
Reynolds
George
Bill
Double Mountain Fork
Haskell County
Prejudices in germ plasm debate sparks strong critique
The piece critiques Hortense Powdermaker and her study Probing Our Prejudices, arguing prejudices are biological and inherited. It contrasts American democracy with Soviet and Russian ideals, citing Dr. Wiggam on democracy creating unequal equality and noting Jefferson’s flawed claim of equality amid slaveholding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Hortense Powdermaker
Harpers
Miss Powderuaker
Germany
Russia
Lenin
Stalin
Wigegam
Wigan
Ithem
Mila
T. J
Virginia
Fungous Ear Canal Infections and Treatments
Dr H N Bundesen describes fungous infections of the ear canal with symptoms resembling external infections and possible middle ear confusion. He notes fungi such as Aspergillus niger and Aspergillus oryzae produce colored discharges, and discusses salicylic acid solutions and phenol salicylate ointments, stressing physician supervision for proper care and warning against aggressive wax washing that may worsen eczema and discharge.
10 and 20 Years Ago From L A Light Files
February notes from the Los Angeles Light Files recount events from 10 and 20 years past. Ackhurst Pinky Whitney of San Antonio, a catcher for the Boston Braves, mailed back an unsatisfactory contract in 1935. In 1925, six airplanes were being prepared by Southern Aircraft Corp to combat boll weevil threats in the Southwest cotton fields next summer, per W. H. Lang of station field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Ackhurt Pinky Whitney
San Antonio
Lar Itielder
Boston Braves
Southern Aircraft Corporation
W. H. Lang
Staison Eld
Loneliness and Self as Solace in Modern Life
Elsie Robinson suggests loneliness is natural and not a calamity, urging readers to stop chasing external companionship. She argues personal independence is the true remedy, encouraging evenings spent alone to gain healing, vision, and confidence, and to recognize one’s own value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kine Meatures Syndicate
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Licht
San Antonio
Gazette
Broadway
Puth
San Antonis
G. Pexna
Associated Press
Phe
Avantiniel Press
Davatches
Algo de Ta
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Thermopylae
Leonidas
Xerxes
Alamo
Davy Crockett
Jim Bowie
Santa Ana
Douglas MacArthur
Cuprsight
Daily Mirror, Inc
Washington
Federal Employment Bureau
OPA
Texas
Bedlam
Dorothy Thompson
Kew Gardens
Ewell
Gréen Welles
Ediptor
John Montgomery
Milo Boulton
Gailor
Treasury Dept
Adl
Watts
Jerry Wald
T Ldes
Wald
India
Burma
States
Waller
Tayo
Jose Iturbl
Avon’ Park Pravy Str
Nola
Ente
Ticino
Redy
George Reynolda
Dr. H. N
L. A. Light Files
Elsie Robinson
Mabel
Jon
Lois
Agness
Lil
Excape
Fe Roxee
Panty
Anty and
Sipser
Careloe Doe
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