National Youth Week pledge from Attorney General Clark
Attorney General Tom C. Clark urges national observance of National Youth Week from January 26 to February 1. He stresses prevention over punishment, noting delinquency is a symptom and emphasizes the home, school, and church as the key guidance institutions. He highlights the need to keep youth out of trouble and improve environments for normal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. Clark
Department of Justice
Clark
The
United States
America
Mr. Clark
Hearst
Liberal Progressives and Roosevelt Era Split
The Roosevelt amalgam broke up as liberals or progressives formed three groups led by Henry Wallace Eleanor Roosevelt and the Freedom House faction. Communists shift from welcome to opposition while fascists are dismissed as fringe. The Wallace wing seeks sharp political influence though its long term impact remains uncertain.
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Roosevelt
Tie
Hague
Flynn
Kelly
Crump
Earl Browder
Jesse Jones
Bill,Green
A. I. of L
Phil Murray
Sidney Hillman
Henry Wallace
Branc
Eleanor Roosevelt
Freedom Hovsy
Harry Gideonay
Freedom House
Herbert Bayard Swope
Hitler
Metropolitan Opera House
Wallace shapes liberal drift to challenge Truman
By George E. Sokolsky argues Henry Wallace, editor of The New Republic, remains a strategic force in postwar Democrat politics. Wallace, a wary ally of Roosevelt's left wing, could spearhead a new party if the Truman era collapses, stressing disillusionment with Democrats and fear of Republican drift.
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Truman
Henry
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
New Republic
Epistle To the New Dealers
Iown
Jie
Roosevelt
Wallace
Democratic Party
Cold Treatment and Uses of Frozen Tissues in Medicine
Historical notes describe lowering body temperature to around 80 degrees for pain relief and surgery, with use of ice, heparin injections to revive frozen tissues, and slow rewarming. It covers birthmark removal by carbon dioxide snow, anesthesia via cooling for limb amputation, and potential benefits in reducing shock and infection after procedures.
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Frederick M. Allen
New York City
Freddy Vith Dy Dee
Dr Bundesen Discusses Frostbite Cold Therapy
Dr H N Bundesen explains frostbite treatment with ice packs near freezing to numb the part, heparin for several days, and gradual warming over weeks to prevent circulatory disturbances, noting cold plays a key role in many medical cases.
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Cimt King Featues Syndicate, Inc
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From Files January 43 1897
A survey of old notes shows county commissioners seeking a legal opinion from the district attorney on a week long tangle. The Olmos Dinner Club to reopen Friday night with Mike Nolte as owner. Five new modern high speed tanks expected to arrive for the Second division by April 15. January 28 1927 Coolidge era reports place General Connor placing fuel limits for the Second division. Amosi Clark, a daily year old veteran of the Mexican war, dies at his Bandera Hills home. January 28 1907 Mrs Amanda Dignowity, who came to San Antonio in 1848, dies at age 3 in the Dignowity mansion. Night drills and movements prepare at Fort Sam Houston with Troop C of the Fifth cavalry drawn to Fort Mehash at Lares. January 23 1887 A Mexican freighter is killed by women in Kerrville roadside. rumor says Fort Davis may be abandoned with the garrison leaving.
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Amanda Dignowity
San Antonio
Doctor Dignowity
Latay
Dignowity
Novih Olive Street
Fort Sam Houston
Fifth Cavalry
Clark
Fort Mehash
Lares
Kerrville
Fort Davis
Marshall Shapes New Role In International War Arena
A Washington analysis reviews General Marshall stepping into a new form of warfare with diplomacy and political maneuvering. It notes Ramadier’s coalition including Communists, fears of Soviet influence over national defense, and contrasts U S bases in Japan with Russian claims over Spitzbergen. The piece also cites Polish elections, Britain’s note to Moscow, and the challenge Marshall faces in blending military and diplomatic strategy.
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Dreedora
Ramadier
Communist Party
Poposal
National Defense Ministry
Marshall
Spitzbergen
United States
Norway
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pacific
Russia
State Department
Supreme Court
Stalin
Elliot Roosevelt
Eliot
Moscow
Britain
Whitehall
Broadway Scene Glimpses and Gossip From Walter Winchell Column
Walter Winchell surveys midtown madcap life with Stefansson Fitzgerald Ketland and Veiller dining with in laws at the Colony. Derry nemeses, Dorsey and Shanky jive at Eddie Condon’s. Olga San Juan teases Ralph Fowl’s set at the Embassy. Dewey highways, theater talk, and a Broadway peanut shop performer entertain as rail strikes fade and a new bus terminal rises on Broadway.
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Walter Winciell
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Gadding
Midtown
Geraldine Fitzgerald
the Colony
Clarence Budington Ketland
Horace
Wm. Ricinelander Stewart
Tony Veiller
Hem+ Ingway
The
Algonk
Tommy Dorsey
al Shanky
Eddie Condon
Yahooey
Olga San Juan
Ralph Fowl
Embassy
Dewey
Buffalo
N.Y
Washington
Broadway street cars replace horses and other city scenes
A garbled column recalls street life on Broadwa street with scenes of faith, a child, street rubbish, and a reader’s coin-throw suggestion for charity. It wanders through theater mentions, records, and local figures as it drifts through a cluttered collage of 1940s urban imagery.
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At & Patylek
3Rd Avenue
Salvation Army
No Laughing At Law Looniness In Weird State Rules
A reader notes a satirical study of odd and archaic laws cited in Dick Hyman’s noir Loony Laws with illustrations by O Soglow and preface by Jack Benny. The piece lists absurd laws from Alabama to California and Utah, highlighting bans on mustaches in church, sleeping kissed wives, and barking dogs, among others, in a humorous roundup of legal antiquities.
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Dick Hyman
O. Soglow
Arpy Book Co., Inc
New York
N.Y
Jack Benny
Alabama
Colorado Springs
Arkansas
Laws That Made Me Laugh a bit in 19th Century Texas
A collection of quirky historic ordinances cited by Elsie Robinson and references to 1845 enactments in Bostort and bathing in tubs. The San Antonio Light notes lighthearted law quirks while hinting at broader progressive debates and a book discussion.
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Dick Hyman
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio, Gazette
Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Mamler Associated Pres
Associated Press
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Teeland
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Gabe Heatter
West Indies
John L. Almond
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Manhattan Murais
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Jewell
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Iceland
Dick Powell
Johnny O'Cloti
Heman
Joan Nichols
Stardust
Blue Angel
Jin Crouch
Georgia
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Ititler
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