Our Youth and Red Fascism
At a New York Catholic youth meeting FBI Director J Hagar Hoover praised constructive church youth groups as vital to America. He warned against Communist youth groups like the Young Communist League and American Youth for Democracy, calling them totalitarian and dangerous to democracy and urging Americans to recognize and stamp out such influences. He stressed the need for guiding youth toward responsible citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholics Youth Organization
New York City
J. Hagar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Hoover
United States
Young Communist League
American Youth For Democracy
Oid
Hanver
Labor unions press for profits tied wage claims
In a Washington editorial survey, 72 percent backed Truman’s labor fact finding then 65 percent opposed it within a week, amid claims unions seek profits to justify higher wages. The piece argues past profits from war work do not guarantee future wages and urges a straightforward, principle based approach like the brotherhoods’ motors example.
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Washington
Yuman
Hirst
Truman
General Motors
Union
Motors
Brotherhoods
Steel
Electrical
King Features Syndicate
Walter Winchell on Broadway show boat premiere mob scene
Walter Winchell column notes Roosevelt fans mobbing at the Show Boat premiere in New York. James Stewart introduces Marion McDonald to Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. Other items include Henry Stimson unrecognized by passersby and Damon Runyon reflecting on celebs who talk about themselves.
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Winchell
New ‘York
Lelilitt Roosevelt
Ziegfeld
James Stewart
Marle McDonald
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
George Juan Nathan
the Stork
Henry Stimson
Pierre
Marion Murray
Candy Jones
Zanzibar
Dewey Cuts New York Tax Yes to Protect Surplus
The piece lauds Gov. Dewey for cutting New York income taxes by 50 percent over five years, citing his inherited surplus and wartime revenue gains. It accuses critics like the PAC of proposing vast spending to ruin the state, warns against a welfare state, and defends Dewey as safeguarding finances amid Truman administration policies.
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Dewey
New York
Tom Dewey
Lehman
Truman
Welfare state critique across regimes and U S policy
By George E. Sokolsky argues about state bloat under Hitler Stalin and Dewey’s contrast with restoring citizen money to reduce dependence. He claims Washington shows growing lack of plan amid congressional stagnation and rebukes president for inept leadership.
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Germany
Hitler
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Titler
Stalin
PAC
Dewey
Star of New York
Washington
Congress
King Foot
Synd
Tne
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A fragment of social column criticizes certain men and women, railing at masculine pretensions and gossiping females, describing a synthetic, scandal minded male type and office tensions, ending mid sentence with dissatisfaction and demand for inquiry.
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Jones
Smiths
Office Gripes From Elsie Robinson Vex Riddles
Elsie Robinson vents about petty office feuds and control freaks who guard desks pens pipes and chairs. The column mocks sanctimonious older women in offices and exaggerates their meddling as a comic nuisance.
Marry Go Round WrestBllen Bachelors Quandary
A column discusses the aging bachelor trope as men shift from alibis to bragging about remaining single. It notes a social pendulum toward marriage as most men eventually wed, ending with a playful observation on the era’s changing attitudes. The piece uses playful tone about romance and the inevitability of tying the knot.
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WrestBllen
Pled
Unimpressionable phase in romance warned by Helen Rowland
The writer notes that many men pass through a wary stage before marriage and believe they can resist a determined partner. She compares courting to moving the Empire State Building with one hand, insisting the man remains hesitant until a particularly dazzling woman leads him.
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Empire State Building
Rapid strides in athlete's foot treatment outlined by Dr Goodman
A historical note explains athlete's foot treatment varies by disease stage. Early cases use solutions that kill the ringworm parasite, while deeper infections need penetrative agents. As callouses form, salicylic acid helps dissolve them with antiseptics while avoiding irritation.
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Herman Goodman
New York
Treatment tips for fungal skin conditions and sun exposure
Dr H N Bundesen outlines preparing acid and benzate ointments for fungal infections of the feet and toes. He cautions against self treatment and recommends physician evaluation to determine stage and proper dosage. After apparent cure, X ray or ultraviolet therapy may help restore normal skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Feas
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gradile
Broadway
San Antoni An
ASSOC
Procy la
January 14 1936 and 1926 local notes in Fredericksburg area
A 1936 notice warns motorists on Fredericksburg road and Highway 60 that speeding violators will be arrested by Constable Clinton D. Jones. Other items list FHA talks at the Municipal Auditorium with Stew art McDonald and local officials, plus a Salvation Army lecture by Col. W. Roy Gilks. A 1926 blurb notes Edward Mireles of Halsache High School’s newspaper staff as a repeter, having sold over $60 in ads weekly.
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Clinton D. Jones
Fredericksburg
Gonovich
Jonas Gruber
BHA
Stewart McDonald
PHA
San Antono
KR. W. Archer
Chamber of Commerce
C.K. Quin
William Arnold
Abor Teadher
R. A.kuilis
FHA
Edward Mireles
Halsache
Main Avenue High School
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