Truman Lib eralism Speech At Dinner Stirs Debate
The article critiques President Truman’s Jefferson Jackson dinner speech while labeling his liberalism as flexible with the truth. It questions his assault on Wallace and isolationist foes, warns of a possible vote split, and calls his Colonial era framing detached from actual policy outcomes.
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Jefferson-Jackson
Jefferson
Jackson
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Hamilton
Statler
Missourian
Barkis
White House
Henry Agard Wallace
Wallace
Bible Verse Proverb Echoes Righteous Leaders
A newspaper card notes Proverbs 29 verse about leadership and public mood. It highlights that just rulers bring rejoicing while wicked rule leads to mourning, suggesting moral guidance for governance.
Racket Claims Black Market Ties Tied to Benny Pross
An investigative 1930s style column accuses Benny Pross of racketeering within unions allied to the American Federation of Labor. It alleges Pross leveraged pressure on employers to hire displaced workers, funnel booze profits to thieves, and evade court scrutiny via favored judges and officials. The piece mocks figures like Edgar H. Frossbach and Thomas F. Meaney, describing courtroom theatrics and alleged graft surrounding Pross’s operations.
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Ben Proas
American Federation of Labor
New York
Eleanor the Great
Tienry Willizee
Pross
M Miltary
Schenley
Tolnor
Scheniay
Benny
Newark Elephal Tax Unit
Treasury
Edgar H. Frossbach
U. S
Benny Pross
Newark
Adonis Rossbach
Adonis
Union
Hague
New Deal
Department of Justice
Jersey
Union Criminala
Thomas F. Meaney
Unioneers
Meaney
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Joe Fay
Brother Benny
Hotel
Delmonico
Carrie Nation
Andrew Edmiston
West Virginia
Congress
Edmiston
King Features Syndicate; Inc
Mirror of Your Mind review and psychoanalytic notes
Lawrence Gould discusses unconscious motives in relationships and jealousy, while Norman Cousins remarks on persecution delusions and paranoia. The piece notes paranoia as a life centered on perceived wrongs, and adds a brief view on war as an expression of human urges, with freedom and security as core motives.
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Norman Cousins
Lyman. Bryson
Malformations in Babies Demand Immediate Surgery
The article outlines congenital issues requiring urgent operation in infants. Atresia of the esophagus demands rapid repair to protect lungs and nutrition. Pyloric stenosis, bowel constrictions, and intussusception also need prompt intervention to minimize mortality and complications.
Hernia Through the Diaphragm Requires Quick Operation
A medical column notes that hiatal hernia involves the stomach or bowel passing into the chest through the diaphragm. Diagnosis is usually by X ray and, in most cases, surgery is required for cure and should be performed as soon as the patient can be prepared.
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E.C. Ds
King Beat. Synd., Inc
Bacring Down On the News
FBI probe into veterans housing reveals multiple construction goofs by contractors. Scaffolding came down before wallpapering, one bungalow left incomplete and sold as a home. A veteran laments the quonset boiler and shower bath in the breakfast room while the investigation stalls awaiting blueprint-reading expertise.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
FBI
Bomb scare turned joke in county court house tale
Fragmented clippings recount a 1918 bomb scare in Bexar County where an army tiara used as a doorstop triggered a large mobilization of sheriffs, city police, and officials before the object was identified as harmless by Tepity County Clerk M. C. Traub. Other entries note a Bavarian policy rumour, speed enforcement on city bridges, and a 1893 amateur car run from Lavernia toward the city.
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Antonio
von Pot
Bexar County
Tepity
M. C. Traub
Tokyo
United States
Houston St
Lavernia
Ed Langer
Henry Wosnig
Bert Castanle
Ferdinand Strohmeyer
Clarence
Alice Aaptin
Odd Facts from a Vintage Almanac
A compilation of brief, sometimes dubious trivia notes. It cites ages for marriage, trade winds, a famous queen, Andrew Johnson, eminent domain, Euclid, the Grand Coulee Dam, Tron, shipbuilding in the 19th century, U S population growth, and high school attendance trends with garbled phrasing and errors.
Hollywood gossip and upcoming film plans in 1947
Barbara Stanwyck pursues Oscar buzz while awaiting next roles and Hal Wallis prepares a new project The Sound of Years with Merriam Madell Lucille Fletcher scripts. Bogart Lord collaborations include Knock On Any Door and Tokyo Joe Gerladine Brooks hailed by Goldwyn. Clark Gable recovers from leg issues. industry feuds and personal notes on Cugat Hover Gable Russell Davis Farrow Stewart and De Fore children plus farm plans and church christenings detailed
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Barbara
Luise Ratner
Hal Wallis
Merriam Madell
Lucille Fletcher
Robert Lord
Humphrey Bogart
Columbia
Mark Bellinger
John Monker
Bogey
Mark
Steve Fisher
Bogart-Lord
Xavier Cugat
Herman Hover
Ciro
Mr. Hover
Cugal
Gail Russell
Guy Madison
Jack Stassen
Ann Miller
Ernie Byfield Jr
Somerset House
Bette
Davis
Palm Springs
John
Farrow
Good Shepherd Church
Bishop McGueken
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Pendergast
Ed Pauley
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Bronx
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Fam Ennovuca
Westbrook Pogler
Lawrence Gould
Thia
Dr. H. N
M. J
Laughing Academy
Iy J. MN. Go
L.A
Mary Garden
Chicago Civic Opera Co
Scholz’ Garden
U.S
Marie Antoinette
France
Andrew Johnson
Euclid
Alexandria
Tron
Earth
Prin Ste Man
Louella
Sam Goldwyn
Geraldine Brooks
Joan Crawford
Sam
Jack Warner
Goldwyn
Dana Clark
Felix Jacres
Clark Gable
Clark
MGM
San Antonio
Adyon
Brinday
Mister Breser
King Matsins
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