Brotherhood Week Observed Across United States
The National Conference of Christians and Jews sponsors Brotherhood Week with participation from most churches. The piece praises America's religious freedom and tolerance, noting 250 church groups operate independently yet unite in the observance. It lauds peaceable worship diversity and urges continued support for a universal spirit of brotherhood.
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United States
National Conference of Christians and Jews
America
Churches of America
Brotherhood of Man
Blue Monday and the power within to beat gloom
The text argues Blue Monday is not fate or magic but a mood shaped by belief and inner power. It urges readers to summon confidence, radiance, and determination to dispel gloom, claiming inner sunshine can defeat recurring despondency.
Believe and Ye Shall Be Healed By Inner Faith
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson notes that mood shapes life and environment, arguing there are no Blue Mondays only inner discontent. It urges self reform and belief as steps to happiness.
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Earth
Kine Features Synd., Inc
For the Language And Light of Modern News Pace
A retro snapshot notes evolving tech terms since wireless and television, maps a world of misdirected mail to Europe, Christmas in Rodanthe, Leghorn from Livorno, the first US lighthouse at Cape Henry 1791, and Saturnalia customs with holly exchanges.
Bible Verse of Hope and Harvest in Psalms 126
A devotional line quotes Psalms 126 5 6: those who sow in tears shall reap with joy. He who goes forth weeping bearing seed shall surely return with shouts of joy, carrying his sheaves. The excerpt echoes enduring faith and eventual blessing.
These Days by George E Sokolsky on party policy
The piece argues both major parties lack a clear program and rely on spending and subsidies. It contrasts Republican and Democratic approaches, noting senior leaders and factions urging positive, definite policies. It laments vague rhetoric, questions what appeals to youths, and recalls 1860 Republican principles as a benchmark.
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Committee
Irving Ives
New York
Herbert Lehman
United States
Taking Our Money Abroad Won’t Bring Markets Back
A brief, wry remark argues that moving funds to other countries fails to restore domestic markets, highlighting a critical economic critique without specific names or events. The statement emphasizes skepticism about policy effects on local commerce and employment.
Spelvin Haggles With Car Dealer Over Collective Bargaining
In a showroom scene George Spelvin, American, confronts a car dealer over price and unions. He taunts the salesman about collective bargaining, lamenting his lone purchase against a mighty corporate and union power. He threatens to throw a brick through the window if a bargain is not offered.
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Westbrook
Pegler
George Spelvin
Soulless Corporation
My. Spelvin
Mr. Spelvin
UAW
George Spelvin and the fight for collective bargaining
A distressed George Spelvin confronts a police officer about poverty and the right to collective bargaining. He questions wage equality, criticizes Congressmen, and argues workers deserve higher pay and protections amid calls for a sympathetic strike to aid customers of the auto industry. The dialogue lampoons inequality and corporate power.
Virus Pneumonia and the New Antibiotic Sarcomycin
The article explains virus pneumonia as distinct from bacterial pneumonia, noting penicillin and sulfonamides are ineffective. It introduces sarcomycin as a new antibiotic and outlines typical symptoms such as gradual onset fever muscle pain and coughing with limited sputum. X rays reveal pronounced lung changes and blood counts rise from 4000 to 12000, escalating in severe cases.
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Nawally
Bacring Down On the News
By Arthur Bugs Baer a reflection on the hydrogen bomb as a chilling milestone in civilization. The piece notes the bomb’s escalating development and suggests Einstein’s warning signals an irreversible threat to world order.
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Arthur
Bugs Baer
Aureomycin and sarcomycin in virus pneumonia treatment
Dr H N Bundeten notes aureomycin effective against virus pneumonia with most patients improving within 48 hours and fever clearing in 72 hours. If no improvement within three days it may not be virus pneumonia. Some patients worsen after stopping treatment but improve if restarted. Sarcomycin given orally or by IV. Also covers trigeminal neuralgia when asked in Q&A.
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King Feat, Synd, Inc
Ten and Twenty Years Ago February 20 1350
A compiled snapshot notes progress in San Antonio with wrecking crews removing the Karapmayy and Texas hotel structures. It mentions a bond issue of 276,000 for an old trail drivers monument to be placed on Ausltorium plaza and references Rotary convention censure in Austin. An eclectic mix of dated notes follows.
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Helsinki
FES
C. M. Chambers
Ausltorium Plaza
Beb
Austin
San Antonio Club
Broadway Doodles and TV Notes from Walter Winchell
Broadway columnist Walter Winchell surveys Hollywood and television trends in 1950. He praises Einstein film storytelling, notes Jane Russell’s Outlaw controversy, and comments on radio news vs TV broadcasts. The piece previews Sugar Ray Robinson’s Runyon benefit, boxing gossip, and media fuss, ending with Winchell’s signature bedtime dispatch.
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