Washington Anniversary Reflections on Foreign Entanglements
A historical defense of George Washington's warnings against entangling alliances. The piece argues that repeated national experiences in two world wars and ongoing international commitments reveal the wisdom of his caution. It urges observances to honor his prudence and promote understanding of the era’s enduring guidance.
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George Washington
United States
Washington
America
Tendstar Ultimatum and Celeb News in One Item
Walter Winchell notes tensions as Tilden's lawyers threaten suit for 250000 unless a retraction and apology is issued. He highlights Valerie Young linked to Collier Young and Ida Lupino, while naming other social figures and recent events in a brisk society roundup.
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Winciell
Tilden
Thal
Geo. Kaufman
Valerie Young
Collier Young
Ida Lupino
Lord Albert A. Bolton
Bahamas
Ida Blue
Rockefeller Sears
Vic Mature
Helen
Morgan
Peg
Ann Kent
Erald Fayne Sebastian
Carolina
Kay Francis
Cornell
Metical Center
Horrors
Duke of Windsor
England
Wright
Broadway edifice and party plots reshape urban power
On Broadway a new Marshall Field department store plan at Kay Thompson’s Cafe Society aims for spring with 6000 dollars plus two thirds of receipts after expenses. The Henry Wallace campaign spends 27000 for ten months’ rental near Park Avenue at Thirty-ninth Street, with plans to move headquarters from New Republic by March 1. Wallace’s 3rd Party targets ten black congressional candidates, including Johannes Steel challenging Bloom in Manhattan’s 20th district, and a claim of ballot access in 42 states. He positions Sen. Glenn Taylor of Idaho for No 2 on his ticket, while noting a private oil reveal and Chin. TUR New Fork Mirror.
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Marshall Field
Kay Thompson
Cafe Society
Patowa
Henry Wallace
Park Ave
P.C.A
Wallace
New Republic
Leutenants
Sen
Glenn Taylor
Idaho
New York City
Johannes Steel
Cong
Son Bloom
Manhattan
TUR
New Fork Mirror
Pegler Defends Foreign News Roots and Washington Ties
Westbrook Pegler argues that many American journalists abroad shaped anti-Nazi and anti-English views, recalling encounters with Abd el-Krim and Gandhi. He defends his own Washington presence, condemns press conference sycophants, and challenges the Cincinnati Enquirer’s portrayal of him while recalling clashes with Roosevelt era confidants and state department figures.
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Capital
State Department
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Hoover
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
Psychologist Lawrence Gould discusses how collaboration or rivalry affects feelings and attachment in groups and in personal relationships. He notes pain can be real even when not due to physical illness and advises balancing honesty with discretion to avoid self-harm. The piece reflects 1948 King Features syndication context.
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Lawrence Gould
Acne Treatments and Hygiene for Youthful Skin
The article discusses acne in youths as linked to developing sex organs, noting gland action may influence the condition. Practical cures remain elusive, so emphasis is on hygiene, diet adjustments, avoiding irritants, and treating underlying disorders. It also covers vitamin A for many blackheads, sleep, fresh air, exercise, skin cleansing, and suitable topical preparations.
Acne treatment advice and cautions from Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen recommends starting with a mild acne lotion and increasing strength if needed. Ointments are usually unsuitable unless the skin is very dry. salicylic acid ointments may help. Do not squeeze blackheads. Open pus-filled pimples carefully. ultraviolet therapy helps dark-skinned patients. X ray often valued for stubborn acne but not for early teens or very dry skin. Treatments should be by an expert. Also included is a medical Q and A noting that fullness, pain, and gas on the left side may come from ulcer, tumor, bowel inflammation, or left kidney disorder, requiring physician evaluation.
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Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
Lincoln and Jefferson are portrayed in a humorous dining scene highlighting their political roles and ideologies. The piece notes their shared paths in public service, mentions a dinner price of one hundred dollars a plate, and riffs on how they would handle an investigation.
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Lincoln
10 and 20 Years Ago February 21 1838 1928 items page digest
A compact digest of archival items dated February 21 from 1838 1928 and 1888, noting a 50 foot dead whale ashore near Padre Island below Corpus Christi, a horned frog legend in Eastland Texas, a San Antonio Transit passenger injury suit, fortification telegrams to Governor’s Island, a local liquor boycott threat, and Mrs. Cleveland reception anecdotes with rapid lady dispatches.
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Corpus Christi Pass
Eastland
West Texas
Eastland County
Macduff
San Antonio
Cleveland
Hollywood notes hint at Mark Isel projects with Bogart cast
The column reports producer Robert Lord leaving Metro to join Humphrey Bogart and A. Morgan Marie in developing Mark Isel properties, including Ernest Hemingway rights. John Huston may direct for MGM, while The Naked City world premiere in New York March 3 benefits the National Heart Foundation. Annie Jane Wyiman seeks divorce from Ronald Reagan. Biz gossip covers Phil Silvers, Mack Sennett, Arthur Hornblow, and other Hollywood happenings with brief notes on Be a Lille, Greta Garson, Otto Preminger, Sonny Tufts, Mickey Huston, Marilyn Maxwell, and Jack Smith lookalikes.
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Mark Isel- Singer
Robert Lord
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Metro
Humphrey Bogart
A. Morgan Marie
Hellinger
Ernest Hemingway
Bogey
Mark
MGM
John Huston
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New York
National Heart Foundation
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Arthur Hornblow
Arthur
M.D
Bea Lille
Charlie Chaplin
England
Greer Garson
Otto Preminger
Sonny ‘Tufts
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Mickey Huston
Chicago
Lee Marshall
Marilyn Maxwell
Mickey Walker
Maude
Jacks
Mickey
Po. Hee Gazette
Jack Smith
Saks
Jimmy Walker
Toi
Judy Canova
Edith Gwynn
Anyoore
Gene Tierney
Oleg Cassini
Dorothy Ford
John Payne
Gloria Dé Haven
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