A Federal FEPC Proposal Critiqued As State Rights Issue
The piece argues against a national Federal Employment Practices Commission, urging states to handle civil rights laws locally. It warns a national FEPC would provoke resentment and be unenforceable, stressing constitutional limits and the need for education over compulsion. It labels congressional action as demagogic and notes communist party support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Communist Party
Dollar buys less than half of 1900 value, warns study
The Institute of Life Insurance cites a 1900 dollar equaling 55.6 percent of 1939 costs and today 169.3 percent, implying a two thirds decline over fifty years that erodes personal savings, life insurance, and social security. It calls for deficit spending to stop and for Americans to demand fiscal reform and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Institute OF Life
Institute of Life Insurance
Did You Know Factoids From The April Era
The article cites 20 009 per decade U.S. dairy cattle growth and notes natives on the Pribilof Islands rely on dairying. It compares U.S. population growth post Civil War, projects farm population share by 1980, and lists Mariana Islands sites like Saipan Guam Rota and Tinian with prehistoric burials. It also recalls Guam as a U.S. possession for about fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marianas
Saipan
Guam
Rota
Tinian
Magotan
Bible Verse Proverb Encourages Pleasant Words
A devotional line quotes Proverbs 16 24 praising pleasant words as honeycomb that cheer the soul and benefit the bones, reflecting on gentle speech and well being.
Controversy Over Ed Sullivan and Draper Subversion List
In a column by George E. Sokolsky, the Sullivan Draper dispute centers on subversive lists cited by the attorney general and the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Draper and Adler sue for libel over charges, while Sullivan faces scrutiny for testifying about Draper’s record. The piece calls for disclosure of information sources and critiques Ford’s stance on artists’ politics amid broader industry influences.
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Ed Sullivan
Paul Draper
Columbia Broadcasting System
Sullivan
Larry Adler
Mis
Hester McCullough
Greenwich
Connecticut
Draper
Adiey
McCullough
Attorney General
House Committee On un-American Activities
Adler
Igor Cassini
Choy Knijckerbocker
Westbrook Pegler
Fulton Lewis Jr
Bill Cuham
Pegler
Whittaker Chambers
Cassini
Popler
Lewis
Cunningham
J. B. Matthews
Adlerdor & Moment
Waldorf-Astoria
Ea Sullivan
House Committee
Canifornia ‘Tenney
Ford Company
Conyrt
King Benturen Dyn
Wildlife food needs in harsh winters noted by agencies
A fragmented note cites estimates from Canadian and U S wildlife officials on winter forage. It mentions deer starving, moose feeding preferences, and birds flocking for dry bread, pie crust, melon, squash, apples, lettuce, and other scarce foods.
Hiss Heirs and Harvard Ties Stir Un-American Hearings
Westbrook Pegler reports on Alger Hiss testifying before the House Un American Activities Committee. He cites ties to Felix Frankfurter, Lee Pressman, Nathan Witt, and Jerome Frank, noting connections to Harvard Law, the AAA, and the Labor Relations Board. The piece highlights partisan defenses and conflicting loyalties amid testimony and perjury findings.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Alger Hiss
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law
Committee On un-American Activities
Hiss
Lee Pressman
Jerome Frank
Elrcuit Court of Appeals
Agricultural Adjustment
Communist Party
Nathan’ Witt
Frank
AAA
Witt
Labor Relations Board
CIO
Frankfurter
Notris la Guardia
Hutcheson
Pressman
Wittalo
Supreme Court
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Frankefurter
Washington. A
Berle
Secretary of State
Eleanor Roose
Who's Who in Certain Circles Do
A dense reminiscence links Carl Binger and Louis Weiss to trials of Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss. It notes Weiss as Marshall Field’s political adviser, sister-in-law to Carol Weiss King, and connected to Vassar alumnae misgivings. Mentions Eleanor Roosevelt, Zilboorg, and Meyer family ties to the Washington Post.
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Carl Binger
New York
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Murphy
Binger
Louis Weiss
Weiss
Marshall Field
Field
Carol Weiss King
Vassar College
Eleanor Roosevelt
Vassar
Es Bingerts & Crony
Gregory Zilbporg
Ryssia
Kerensky
Sebor
Zilborg
Zilboorg
Vassar Alumnae
Margaret N. Stone
Sarah Gibson Blanding
New Allege
Truman
Commission On Higher Education
Agnes Ernst Meyer
Agnes
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
New York Herald Tribune
Post
Huss
Washington Times-Herald
Meyers
The
Herald Tribune
Harold Leaski
London School of Economics
New York Times
Laski
Frankfurter
Meyer
Philip Graham
Justice Frankfurter
King Featurea Syndicate
Ync
Cough Management and Expectorants in Medical Care
The article explains coughing serves to clear airways and secretions and how doctors decide to suppress or encourage it. Expectorants like potassium iodide and ammonium carbonate, steam with menthol or benzoin, are used to loosen material, with adjustments per case and symptoms, including sleep disruption and potential lung bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baller
Auleting
Understanding bronchelectasis and its treatment
Dr H N Bundesen explains bronchelectasis where lung tubes dilate and infection occurs. Coughing may bring up foul material and penticillin is used by muscle injection or inhaled powder to aid treatment.
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Cong'rt
King Brat, Syd, Inc
Ten Trumpets Through Time February 4
A compact recap of past San Antonio notes dated February 4 across years 1440 to 1890. It mentions a garden center inauguration at Witte Memorial Museum by the San Antonio Garden Clubs, a hospital board resignation, humorist visiting, a confectionery robbery case, Philippine army dental needs, and a playful “Sunday Short Snaps” with local humor and tax quips. The items highlight local institutions, figures, and quirky anecdotes spanning centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witte Memorial Museum
San Antonio
On Broadway By Walter Winchell
Broad overview of Hollywood gossip and media notes from a Walter Winchell column. Highlights include home gem theft at Billy Rose’s residence and insurance satire, Barry Gray vs Ruben Klein radio clash, starMoves to Palm Springs, Betty and husband split rumors, and quips about actors and public figures amid a chaotic, punchy Hollywood scene.
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Hollywood
Hetty Hutton
Palm Springs
Betty
Husband
Danny Kaye
Shux
Bearing Downz On the News
A satirical column by Arthur Bugs Barr criticizes John Lews for pretentious talk and irrelevant acts. It argues readers differ and must be represented. the piece links dated labor advice to current failures and mocks showy style over substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs” Barr
John Lews
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C. S. Venable
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Pat S. Nix
Hik
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the Gazette
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Rose
Billy
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Copa City
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Clein
Gray
Pat
Raney Sector
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Colonial Inn Choir
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the Herald-Trib
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T. S. Eliot
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Albert Einstein
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Bipvin
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