Paying Off a Campaign Debt and Labor Policy Debate
A critical editorial argues the eighty first congress must independently review the Taft Hartley act and related Wagner act provisions. It condemns Democratic senate committee procedural schemes bowing to CIO pressure as a threat to constitutional process and warns of a “robber stamp” congress alliance with pressure groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty-First Congress
CIO
Senate Labor Committee
Senate Committee
Arthur J. Goldberg
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Morse
Labor
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Pepper
Florida
Stooge
Wegner
Truman
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
George
Georgia
South
Pendergast
Democratic Party
Edwin G. Nourse
Council of Economic Advisers
Fragmentary biblical verse excerpt
A torn OCR line shows a biblical oath about what the Lord requires of man and walking humbly with God, mentioning loving mercy and acting righteously, with garbled punctuation and capitalization.
Broadway Scene Snapshots of Celebrities and Gossip
Walter Winchell laments the street theater of fame with Joan Fontaine at Le Chambord and Boris Karloff dining at Howie's. Greenwich Village hat checks rise, mink heists loom, and a Miami Beach bank robbery sparkles in the tabloids. Celebrities, pets, marriages, and nightlife mingle in a dense cityscape of 1949 gossip with vivid names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fontaine
le Chambord
Tony Martin
Roxy
Paul Gallico
Frank Farrell
Gieseking
Father Divine
Sth Avenue
Bonita Granville
Oisionatre
Theodore's
Boris Karloff
Charles Edward Pratt
Fred Hartley
Taft-Hartley
Georgia Sothern
Club Samoa
Sonja Henie
Howie's
Henry Luce
Whittaker Chambers
the Marx of
Time
Joe DiMaggio
Evelyn Frey
Powers
Graham Gardner Jrs
Fran Warren
Pittsburgh
Terrence Mays
Greenwich Village
Cesar Romero
Barbara Lawrence
Taxco
Mexico
Jore Melis
Warwick
Raleigh
M.eerie
Florida
Cormences Satcles
Junior Standish
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Miami Beach
Art Atlanta Journal
Ruth Dodd
The
Georgia Peach
Frederick Wiener
George Holt
Roney Plaza
George Jegsel
Ray Ryan
Miriam Jordan
Fonmer
Dean White
Virginia MacWatters
Caresse Crosby
Italy
Duke
Laugh
Feds
Willie Sutton
Jules Leventhal
Drs. Hosp
New York Mirror
Pegler Challenges Roosevelt Pensions and UN Pay Claims
Westbrook Pegler questions Eleanor Roosevelt's United States taxpayer funded pay and pension details. He notes lack of corrections from Roosevelt or secretary Scheider and cites Public Law 264 and UN participation act of 1945. He discusses per diem, pension, and congressional commentary from 1936 to 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
Washington
James L. Brown
Idaho Statesman
Boise
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Brown
the Statesman
Pegler
Roosevelt
Malvita C. Thompson
Scheider
Eleanor
United Nations
United Nations Participation
I .Eae
Johnesinski
CIO
Ieee
Lesinski
Congressman Rich
Pennsylvania
United Nations Conference
McGregor
China
Roosevelt T
Congress
Debunking Pension Claims About Mrs Roosevelt
A detailed critique argues Mrs Roosevelt did not refuse a pension because no vote occurred and notes confusion over salary versus compensation. It accuses the budget bureau of bias, questions travel and per diem payments, and cites Frank Frank’s reporting on franked mail and 1945 tax rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Govrota
Human Rights Commission
Congressman Rich
Roosevelt
Committee On un-American Activities
Shirley Temple
White House
Kins Festures Syndicate, Inc
Understanding Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis
Diverticula are pouches forming in weakened bowel tissue especially in older adults. Diverticulitis is inflammation of these pouches causing stomach sickness vomiting and abdominal pain often on the left side. Treatment centers on rest muscle relaxants a liquid diet and sometimes penicillin or sulfonamides. diagnosis uses X-ray bowel imaging with many cases improving with medical care.
Diverticulitis risks and treatment options explained
Dr H N Bundesen describes managing diverticulitis with rest and a liquid diet until acute symptoms subside. Surgery may be required if complications arise such as rupture of a diverticulum or bowel blockage from inflammation or scarring, with obstruction sometimes relieved by bowel preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Features Syndicate
Norway's Role in War Effort and UN Critique
Navigator Bugs Baer notes Norway may align with western democracies, highlighting its merchant marine and wartime contribution. He argues small nations can influence outcomes in ties and criticizes the UN as limited, calling the current world order a shifting butcher shop and praising allied resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Norway
United Nations
Fifteen Years Ago Feb 5 1939 TV Then Soon
A fragment notes that television perfection is progressing and expected to arrive soon, with emphasis on a coming era. The brief mentions a shorthand forecast from February 5, 1939, about advances in broadcasting technology.
Retired City Hall Clock Noted in Kansas City History
A dated item recalls L Jaquier of Kansas City deeming the old City Hall clock beyond repair after decades of tolling hours since its 18th century placement. The note also mentions Maj. Takagi of the Imperial Japanese army visiting American flying fields, and a 19th century cockfighting scene on Monterey Street amid political street unrest and drunken shouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bublic
L. Jaquier
Kansas City
Gunter
Maj. S. Takagi
Imperial Japanese Army
Kelly Field
United States
These Days reflect shifts in American political thought
The article traces Republican dominance after 1832 driven by Civil War, railroads, land development, and industry, while Democrats struggled with philosophy. It highlights Irish, East European Jews, and Italians in cities, Bryan and Wilson shaping party ideas, the New Deal as Fabian socialism, and Roosevelt navigating socialism without overthrowing structure. It notes GOP misreadings, Dewey defeats Truman, and a 1940s to 1960s shift toward practical politicians versus progressive change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Hhis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Europe
Roosevelt
Hoover
Alt Lando
Wendell Wit
Thomas E. Dewey
OPA
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Republican Party
Lord Lloyd
England
Llaceld
Onyright
Ssa
San Santonio Light
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Broadway
Walter Winchell
Kay Thompson
Ray
SiegeDoor
Pat
Hewsboy
Alga’s
Eddie Condon
Visage
Axis
Sally
Ac Freorean
Hutton's
Lindy’s
Toscanini
Jules Styne
Styne
Bing
Styre
FDR
Eleanor Dean
Dr. H. N. Bundesen
Baering
Norway Mechant Marine
Ussure
L. A. Light
Mister Breger
Monterey Street
Pat Cayney
Callaghan
Blas “Fernandez
Oswald
Sokal
San Arcato Het
San Antontio Geetie
Hearst Consotlaated
Pere Eet
TED Associated Press
Tse
al AP
SAN Antonio
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