The UNO plan to seize American soil near New York
A Civic debate blasts an UNO proposal to grab 45 square miles near Greenwich and Stamford to create a separate state. The piece insists no American law authorizes alienation of territory, questions treaties granting extraterritorial rights, and urges rejecting any foreign enclave within the United States. It warns of camp followers and immunity eroding American sovereignty.
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UNO
Greenwich
Stamford
Conn
United States
Westchester County
N. Y
Senate
British Privy Council
John M. Ross
United States Supreme Court
America
Switzerland
League of Nations
Monte Carlo
Something Must Burn Before Any Job Can Live
An admiring portrait of Jerome Stark, recalling Fremont Older’s question on why some writers succeed while others fail. Older reflects on the power and persistence required in journalism, saying a spark is needed for work to have meaning and endure.
Public ownership talk and star maps at meeting
City officials plan a vote on municipal ownership of streetcars with fare details to be set. Amateur astronomers will map the heavens at Lockwood pits recreation building tonight. A luncheon features A Pyramon and The Golden Rule is quoted.
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Lockwood Pits
A. Pyramon
Sons Stutt
The Fire Within For Real Creative Worth
By Elsie Robinson argues success comes from deep inner drive not luck or surface effort. true greatness requires sacrifice passion and a soul burning beyond mere admiration or hard work. the piece dismisses easy fame and stresses a tested essential commitment to craft.
Windsors Split Rumors Stir Abroad In Echoes Of War
Walter Winchell sends tips abroad noting rumors of royal splits while General Short’s illness surfaces. Wayne Lonergan’s 35 year sentence for murder heads toward Dannemara as US reactions flare over German film figure Lent Riefenstahl’s possible postwar return. Eddie Cantor’s film flop cost Crosby a fortune. Norma Shearer eyed as a witch in Mr District Attorney. CBS Ed Murrow shifts duties as correspondent, and a Brooklyn sergeant who spoke at Corregidor reenlists. Alexandra Kolontay lingers as potential 1946 Nobel candidate. Henry Wallace strengthens Truman ties. Englands Byrnes and Hevin plan a US-UK canal effort. Shirt stocks, OPA stock concerns, and CBS transcription notes round out this bustling wave of wartime gossip.
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Riefenstahl
Hitler
Germany
Eddie Cantor
Neliie Blair
Bing Crosby
Norma Shearer
CBS
Ed Murrow
London
Murrow
CES
Brooklyn
Sgt
Try Shoding
Corregidor Fell
Broadway gossip and plans mix with cars to Florida
AP glimpses a busy mix of show business dustups and plans as Mirror Inc on Broadway allies with Polley to push coverage. Evans of 57th street hawks surplus cars for war evacuees to reach Miami. Sulka's on Fifth Avenue teases a white silk robe for a world renowned prelate. Treasury agents threaten a crackdown on theater ticket brokers and overseas soldiers. A new Fifth Avenue butcher shop promises swank service, uniformed staff, wrapped meats, and luxury display.
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Florida
Evans
Miami
57Th Street
Sulka’s
5Th Avenue
Treasury
Edwin Pauley
Pauley
Demmys
Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Westbrook Pegler Attacks Unions Like Klan Tactics
Westbrook Pegler compares union tactics in a Chicago dispute to Ku Klux Klan and Brown Shirts methods. He condemns picketing homes with false accusations and warns that Justice Frankfurter’s Cafeteria Case ruling could enable terrorizing actions. The column argues unions and allies promote mob power to coerce Americans, especially minority groups, and labels such conduct un-American.
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Ku Klux Klan
Adolf Hitler
Chicago
Justive
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Quisling
Frankfurter
Ku Klux Eisn
Germany
Carpenters
Bilbo
Mississippi
New York
Bago
Renkin
Victm
Union
Rankin
Shold
King Feas
Lynt
San Antonio
Cornvetaine
San Antonio Garett
Bradway
Pit Sax Antonio 6
Texas
Breakfast saves workers from lost time and accidents
A survey of over 1000 industrial workers shows most accidents occur between 7:00 and 9:00 am, linking them to skipping or poor quality breakfasts. Experts advise a simple, balanced start with fruit, cereal, eggs, milk, bread, and butter, constituting up to a quarter to a third of daily intake. Early breakfast boosts alertness, reduces stress, and improves energy and enjoyment of life.
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Robert S. Goodhart
United States Public Health Service
King Fear. Syn, Inc
Mail Subscription Rates In Advance at a New State
Advertising fragment lists mail subscription rates with daily and Sunday options. Mentions Texas towns and by carrier rates, with unclear dates and a reference to the General Act. The text is garbled, but indicates pricing for daily and Sunday delivery by various methods.
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Texas
Dally
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