Cardinal Mindszenty in Communist Trial Time
A Hungarian cardinal faces a wartime trial on fabricated charges as Communist regimes wage a broad attack on religion. Western governments and church leaders condemn the arrest, urging investigation and defense of religious liberty amid a global anti communism struggle.
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Poseph Cardinal
Aundszenty
Hungary
Budapest
Pius XII
Cardinal Mindszenry
Yugoslavia
Stepinac
Poland
Ordess
Romania
Bela Fabian
Bela Varga
Hungarian National Assembly
National
Hungarian Committee
Cardinal Mindszenty
Listen World What I Have Learned About People and Love
A reflective piece notes how the speaker tracked personal growth and the power of people. It asserts that across all roles and endeavors every human seeks one thing, love, as a shared goal beyond differences in identity or work.
Someone to Save Us by Elsie Robinson
A brief feature on the search for a steady confidant to share fears doubts and dreams. The piece imagines a compassionate, constant hand guiding through darkness with sympathetic support and gentle guidance.
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Elsie Robinson
Rize Features Syndicate
Bible Verse Text Fragment
A fragment of a Bible quotation mentions light in darkness and darkness not comprehending it, referencing John 1:6. The readable portion centers on spiritual illumination and opposition, reflecting a devotional or religious card style from a newspaper page.
On Broadway by Walter Winchell
Walter Winchell debunks Axis Sally's staff claim and criticizes wartime hysteria. He contends Americans reject hanging a woman and condemns isolationists, praising Stalin's duplicity while railing at Nazi propaganda and a troubling wave of subversive activity in Washington.
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International
Washington
Axis Sally
Walter Winchell
America
Sally
U. S
Germany
Congress
Pegler Outlines Shifts in Unions and Tobin’s Decline
Pegler argues major internal changes reshape unions amid alleged Communist influence. He says Dan Tobin retires from the Teamsters, with Dave Beck rising to power from Miami Beach and Tobin accused of clinging to pomp while Beck consolidates control from Chicago.
Old Dan Tobin Out at Last
The piece portrays Dan Tobin's ouster amid a brutal power shift within the Teamsters, led by Beck in Chicago. It portrays Beck consolidating craft unions under national control, threatening farmers, cannery workers, and other sectors, while Tobin’s fall is tied to Truman era politics and internal opposition. Tobin retires to a Miami Beach winter palace amid lavish perks.
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Dan Tobin
Teamsters Union
Earth
Tobin
Dave Beck
Royal Winter Palace
Miami Beach
Beck
Mr. Beck
Seattle
West
Dan
Heydrich
Hitler
Napoleon
Florida
Attiude
Milliers
Embelmers
Pallbearers Costercians
Chicago
John O’brien
Uke
Berchtesgaden
Teck
Truman
Pigbanly
John ‘L. Lewis
CIO
Bach
Truman Beck
Tom Peidergest
Kirk Features Syndicate
Inn
Infectious mononucleosis affects glands and long fatigue
Medical note explains that infectious mononucleosis enlarges lymph glands and raises white cells, with fever and sometimes rashes. After an acute attack, months or years of fatigue, weakness, leg pain, depression, and night sweats may persist, often with splenomegaly and enlarged glands.
Diagnosis Shift: Mononucleosis Mistaken for Leukemia
Dr H N Bundesen notes blood study can distinguish infectious mononucleosis from leukemia. A recent case showed suspected leukemia, but blood tests revealed mononucleosis with monocytes staining blue. The illness is treatable, reducing panic and misdiagnosis. Copyright 1949 Bing Features.
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Bing
Bacring Down On the News
By Arthur Bugs Baer a satirical column notes Stalin’s maneuver, comparing Soviet dispatch to a pitching maneuver by Joe and joking about negotiating terms with Russia Poland and Slovakias. The piece ends with a wry remark on open doors and windows in diplomacy.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Stalin
Joe
Harry
Russia
Poland
Cumulative Flashback Snippets From Feb 3 1939 Era
Ten and twenty years ago items recount dinners, cattle trails, Lincoln era uprisings, San Antonio oil chatter, Chicago Say No club for chorus girls, a prewar groom and a gambling saloon polling station. The notes stitch a mosaic of dates, places, and notable names across decades.
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Chicago
Wellesley and
Hryn Mawr College
United States must pay over thirty billion for wars future and defense
The piece argues the US will spend more than 30 billion dollars this year on war past, present, and prep for future conflicts. It criticizes military waste, praises Forrestal for pushing an efficient, unified military, and urges a stronger state department with clear national objectives to avoid piecemeal policy and mixed loyalties overseas.
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United States
S. Worth
James Forrestal
Defense
Forrestal
State Department
Department of Defense
States Department
General Chennault
Chennault
George F. Kerman
Teheran
Yalta
Statin
Stalin
International News Service
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