Acheson urged Spain policy rethink and immediate restoration
The piece treats Secretary Acheson's admission that withdrawing diplomatic recognition from Spain was a grave mistake. It argues for full restoration of Spain relations immediately, criticizes waiting on the United Nations, and warns that nonrecognition harms U S interests while Spain stands against communism and could be an indispensable ally in any future war with the Soviet Union.
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Acheson
Spain
United States
United Nations
Russia
Congress
More of the Same President Truman Tax Plan
President Truman's tax message to Congress repeats familiar proposals to repeal war taxes on retail excises and communications while raising taxes on upper bracket corporate income. He cites closing loopholes to curb evasion and seeks taxes on past insurance earnings, warning of retroactive effects, with no budget balance measures and support for welfare state ideas.
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Truman
Congress
Treasury
Byrd
Committee For Economic Development
Bible Verse Today Weighs In On Faith And Purpose
A brief devotional note cites Romans 8 28a stating that all things work for good for those who love God. The line emphasizes faith in divine providence and purpose amid life events.
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Will
Alger Hiss as a Symbol of a Subversive Era
The essay argues Alger Hiss embodies a flawed Roosevelts era political climate. It contends his rise hinged on elite education and government roles, while his perjury and espionage charges reflect broader subversive influence. The piece links Harold Ware cell, Whittaker Chambers, and Acheson to policy shifts, urging full disclosure and a government house-cleaning.
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Alger Hise
Johns Hopkins
Harvard
Clark
Olver Wendell Holmes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
San Francisco
United Nations
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Acheson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
A. A. Berie
Dean Acheson
State Department
J. B. Matthews
Dies Committee
Department of Justice
Harold Ware
A Ls
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Algey Hiss
Henry Johan Wadleigh
Nazi Germany
Hitler Stalin
Congressional Committee
Harvard Law School
Communist Party
Moscow
CopsHente
King Fea Byn
The
Pegler Warns Union Monopoly Threat to Nation
Westbrook Pegler argues unions monopolize labor and undermine the economy and government. He contends the rise of universal closed shops would collapse competition, inflate costs, and force government subsidies, warning of a stability pact among union bosses to fix wages and prices.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
John L. Lewis
Atlantic and Pacific
Department of Justice
United States
Lewis
Unions and the Wagner Act in U S labor history
A critical editorial argues unions undermine competition, blaming the Wagner act for empowering union bosses over members. It contrasts Taft Hartley with Wagner, calls strikes coercive, and predicts ongoing union restraints while dismissing labor reform as harmful to workers and public welfare.
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Kinsky
Petrillo
Taft-Hartley
Truman
Understanding otosclerosis and fenestration surgery
The article explains otosclerosis, a condition where tiny ear bones fuse and cause deafness. It notes a fenestration operation creates a new ear opening to bypass diseased bones, with variable success. Factors include age 18 to 50, family history, pregnancy effects, and potential dizziness after surgery. Aids and outcome probabilities are discussed for treatment decisions.
Hearing aid therapy and its impact on daily life
Dr. H N Bundesen notes that ear operation improves conversation, theatre, lectures and social life though heating is imperfect. Patients show personality gains, self confidence and better daily adjustment. In a separate query, iodine on nails poses no systemic danger but has no proven benefit. 1960 King Peturas Syndicate.
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J. M
King Peaturas Syndicate
Tne
Fifty five influenza cases reported in San Antonio
A San Antonio health bulletin lists fifty five influenza cases for the 24 hours ending today. The report notes the ongoing flu impact within the city as public health officials monitor the spread.
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Christine
San Antonio
St. Anthony Hotel
Genevieve Marien
T. A. Johnson
Steven
Ferdinand Green
Counscil
Andrew Garmenis
Senate
Broadway Roundup by Walter Winchell On There and Here
A mixed column recounts Winchell letters and quips about Mrs. Clarke of Yorkshire defending British allies, praise for wartime ties, jokes about film and theater figures, and brief notes on public life. It references Boston crime headlines, Gen. McCloy, and Hollywood gossip with playful asides and light satire.
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Trempeot
Baering Down Onu the News
An Irish tone column by Arthur Bugs Baet riffs on 1931 Sino American tensions and Kab Shek’s print meddling. It jokes about war gossip, Formosa stakes, and media sensationalism impacting U S foreign perception.
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Peo
George E. Sokolsky
William Randolph Hearst
Pegler
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Ft. Sam Houston
Camp Bullig
Tan
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Vhal
Tonger
Mister Breger
Broadway
Walter Winchell
China
Thomas
Hollywood
Califormtia
Gmore
Boston
Henry Youngman
Grieve
Yankee Stadium
Jackie Leonard
Berle
Hilldegarde
Bessons
Neal Lang
Peggy
Garner
Gene Willams
Man
Gene
MGM
Fete Bonamy
Hialeah
Winchell
Pete
L. Price
Aqueduct
Mr. Price
FDR
Theodore
Betty Reilly
Romeo
R. Smith
Lawrence Gilman
Priscilla Kenneth
New
Kore Mirror
Walter Winchell Gech
Baering
Onu
Arthur “Bugs
BAET
Missouri
Generalissimo Kabshek
Madamissimo
Formosa
Ow York
Dist
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