The Truth About A Planned Economy
Mr H W Prentis Jr former president of the National Association of Manufacturers told an advisory committee in San Francisco that Americans favor free competitive business but fear government planners who seek control. He warned that a true planned economy would erode civil religious and personal freedoms and echo Nazi Germany. He urged keeping the American free way of life while resisting planned economy advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Prentis JR
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
San Francisco
Prentis
America
Germany
Italy
Russia
Mr. Prentis
Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Capitol
Supreme Court
Walter Winchell’s Soho Gossip Mixes High Life and Politics
Walter Winchell reports on a sprawling, disjointed batch of society and political chatter. The column threads together divorces, introductions, and marriages with rumors about Turhan Bey, Gloria Vanderbilt, Beardsley Rum, and the Liberal party’s dark horse candidates. It also notes Cap Tolman’s Capitol access, radio interviews, theater box office, and industry whispers, all framed by a rapid-fire, tabloid voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Dorsets
Pat Dawe
Lann ‘Turner
Turhan Bey
Suys “Mee
Gloria Vanderbilt
Reo Je
Marchi
H. Canovera
Mdde
New Liberal Party
New York
Beardsley Rumi
Washington
Nickel Mag
Capitol
Inez
Alexander
Drew Pearson
H’swood
Steve Early
FDR
Loewy’s, Inc
Broadway Schechter brothers risk case report
The text references Schechter brothers facing a risk case linked to inflation and a warning that success could trigger broader economic trouble. It mentions National Nickel Weekly paying out cash in a legal dispute over undisclosed complaints and a misleading file. It also notes Marguerite Chapman during the Columbia film Counters Attack and a May Dock of the Month tied to Ira Wolfert’s American Guerilla in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interies Committee
National Nickel Weekly
Columbia
Marguerite Chapman
Ira Wolfert
Philiapinas
March of Events on Postal Cards and Democracy
The piece critiques postal cards and their role in society with satirical references to Arthur Géetnes and Benjamin DeCasseres. It cites figures like Will Rogers, Victoria, and U S political leaders, arguing literacy and education intersect with democracy. It notes debates on mail communication and political influence, with musings on dictatorship and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladastone
Victoria
Shaw
Will Rogers
Noble Son
Oklahoma
Benjamin
Benjamin DeCasseres
Bostals
Ile
Arthur Svili
Texans at Mier Clash as Mexican Forces Press Siege
A chaotic account of the siege at Mier shows Texans behind walls while Mexican infantry and a relief column press the assault. General Ampuilla suffers setbacks as intentions and surrender terms spark confusion. Tom Green urges Allanasty to act while Colonel Fisher and Fincher dispute the truce. (Continued Tomorrow).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mier
Jaime
Ampuilla
Murther
Pial
Cotte
Remy
Moory
Gen. de la Vega
Caragen
Bianco
Pug
Camargo
Padre de Lire
Tom Green
Allanasty
Fisher
Green
Gram
Fincher
Postwar Reform Urged as Nation Faces Communism Threat
Palm Beach analyst warns of rising communism and moral decay. calls for firm leadership to restore confidence, economic prudence, and national teamwork. Cites bankers, doctors, clergy, and educators urging sound values, balanced policy, and reconstruction after war. Roosevelt era critique and Johnson Act repeal debate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Fla
Stalin
Livadia
Europe
Bialin
American Bankers’ Association
Bretton ‘Woods
Roosevelt
Washington
James Byrmnex
White House
Iea
Fleht
King Feat
Excess Drinking By Hr N Bundesen
A discussion on excessive drinking outlines four behavioral groups and notes that 250000 people drink to excess. It emphasizes individual causes, need for psychological assessment, hospital treatment when needed, and building self confidence to avoid relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hr. N. Bundesen
David G. Wilson
Virginia
Heac
Win
10 And 20 Years Ago From L A Light Files
February 2 1955 reports crop damage from freezing weather in South Texas as temperatures fell to 20.2 degrees near the White's records. February 21 1925 notes San Fernando Water Co earnings of 2581.10 with net profit 399.85 and a service charge of 1 for each ed-foot jet, filed by C L Sedgwith secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Texas
Kelly Field
San Fernando Water Company
RYOSS
C. L. Sedgwith
Treag
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Berchtesgaden
United States
Dey
Milgilo
Walter Winchell
Nassau
Edward
Bellman
Warners
Faye Rongevelt
Franchat
Tone
Shirley Eder
Chaity Chaplin
Pretty Ane
Chaplin
Dayat
Pyar
Earl Wanlsor
Doubleday
Doran
Hag
Overseas
Tyngle
Wyte Williams
Chop
Jonn Odonell
Burton
Marshall Pelle
Dune Howard
George Bamilton
Hind
Prisco
Tie
Prinew House
Cat
OPA
Gan- Hell
Alan Youngs
Billy Rose
Arka
Rosa
Ziepfeld
Phils
Louth Street
Park and Lex
Suil
Colette D'Argille
Alan Blacharter
Coleto Lyons
advo= eation
Geo Herrick
Dane Fox
Vic Mature
Liz Whitney
Anne Morgan
France
Alyson
Tom Blake
Slatn Inlus
War Foods
Lee Marshall
Teuman
Broadway
Schechter Brothers
Hitler
Arthur Géetnes
Old Morning Telegraph
Baltimore News-Pont
Postal
Esterned New York Times
Napoleon
Mussolini
Doynerney
ABC
James Farber
Paul Mallon
King Meas, Synd., Inc
L.A. Light Files
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Ligit
San Antonito Gazette
Fitc
San Antonio
Texan Finay
Associated Press
Mos
Pally
Sunlaw
Gemo
Texan
Congress
Mayo
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