The Fit Night and Other Notes in Walter Winchell Sheet
Walter Winchell reviews current films and radio broadcasts with sharp, brisk commentary. He singles out Maurier’s Tebecon as a suspenseful drama, praises Danny Kaye and Henry Youngman for fresh humor, and notes radio changes, sponsor shifts, and a nationwide call to save electricity through fewer all night programs.
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Diz Maurier
Eaid
America
Joan ‘Davis
Lafis
Wheeles
Fred Allen
Allen Gue
Danny Kaye
Alolf
Henry Youngman
Dwa
Cife
WJZ
Jewish homeland resolution pushed in Congress for unrestricted Jewish immigration
Representative Emanuel Celler of New York urges a full American endorsement of a program to colonize Palestine and establish a free democratic Jewish commonwealth there. The drive follows party platforms and President Roosevelt support for unrestricted Jewish immigration and colonization, with past deferments criticized as no longer valid.
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Emanuel Caller
New York
Congress
Palestine
Rooseevelt
Stimson
Celler
Those Texans Feud Over Cow Thieves Ends in Killing
A report from Spur ranch manager Fred Horsbrugh recounts a Kent County feud between two renowned cattle detectives Standifer and Higgins. After months of warnings and truces, Standifer returned, was killed by Higgins, and authorities expect self defense claims to clear Higgins as Clairemont and the sheriff assess the case.
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Fred Horsbrugh
London
Finglend
Texas
Kent County
Higgins
Clairemont
Standiver
Hiei
Standifer
Docl
Boree
Blandifer
Stagilfer
Sky
Inconsistency as a Public Virtue and Vice
A reader letter criticizes a columnist for shifting opinions, arguing inconsistency misleads readers while praising the courage to change views. Dr A J Cronin's remark on “one track minds” is cited to challenge the idea that steadfast rigidity equals wisdom.
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Marion Ellis
A. J. Cronin
By Elsie Robinson on public servants and change
The piece critiques public figures who resist change and face public prejudice. It argues bold editors or columnists earn respect only when they challenge inertia and public opinion, urging readers to question leaders who never deviate from their entrenched views. The date and full source context are unclear.
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Nik
King Peas
Marry a Round By Helen Tt and always easy to make a man belinge
A fragmentary dialogue laments notions of matrimony and the idea that a man’s appeal is fixed by perception. It lists beliefs about marriage, the temptations of unattached women, and the fantasy that “this time it’s different” with the right partner. The text references stage and film personas and lists names in a scattershot, satirical voice.
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Ellergeen
Anon
Henry
Oscar Wilde
W. Churchill
Amistake
di Clemenceau
Wilson Miser
Msgr
Fulton J. Rheen
Rider
Seabees
Army Engineers
Lenitis
Helen
King
Aydin
Brain Arterial Stiffness and Headache From Neck Collar Report
Dr Maurice Elinzer Jr of the Medical Corps discusses headaches and brain arteriole stiffening linked to rapid head position changes. He notes possible interference with internal circulation and cites a revised neck collar designed to press on blood vessels to redirect blood flow, aiming to improve cerebral oxygen delivery. The description hints at methods to mitigate symptoms by altering neck support.
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Maurice Elinzer Jr
Medical Corpe
Blaser
Dr Bundesen collar aids brain artery pressure control
The author describes a neck collar worn for morning to night to regulate pressure in brain arteries. Adjustment aims to reduce headaches from use, with loosening if needed. Suggested for standing low pressure, pilots during rapid ascent, and patients with dizzy spells as a test for arterial hardening in older adults.
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Porsons
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From L A Light Files
A crash yesterday left two junior high students dead and several others injured when a car overturned after hitting a tree. Names include Joe M. Parker and Mary Louse Ray among the injured. January 24, 195. (Note: OCR fragments incomplete. the item references a past LA light files column noting incidents and a birthday obituary fragment.)
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Aaruaily
Mart Tiyalti
Schinal
Roy
Dane
Joe M. Parkie
Maxy Louse Ray
Bey
Marton
The Keys of the Kingdom film review from 1948
The reviewer describes The Keys of the Kingdom as an escapist yet morally strengthening film. It emphasizes human virtue over war, cites real figures like Father Jacquinot and George Fitch, and questions how society pursues ease and wealth while faith and charity guide true action.
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Olf
Father Francis
Father Jacquinot
Shanghai
Des
George Fitch
Aa Jacquinat
George Fitc
China
Chungking
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