Peas in a Pod: Clark Links Communism and Fascism
Attorney General Clark warned Chicago Bar Association that communism and fascism are the same in methods and aims, calling them RED FASCISM and RED TYRANNY. He accused New Deal policy of soft fascism under a Communist cloak and urged honest citizens to abandon delusions about opposing ideologies. He claimed labor unions are used to capture power and disrupt orderly governance.
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Clark
Chicago Bar Association
Hearst
Tam
Broadway Ballad and Nightlife Are Notable in Walter Winchell’s Column
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway culture and celebrity sightings from late night walks on 46th Street to uptown hotel chatter. He notes encounters with George Raft, J. Durocher, Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Ray Bolger, Cab Calloway, and others, plus a glimpse of police and society life as gas alarm crises and alimony quips pepper the week.
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George Raft
J. Durocher
Dodgers
Broadway
I'Wood
Chark Gable
Sax
Billy Conn
Cinder Elia Legen
Riviera
Jack Oakie
Howie's
Ray Bolfer
Boston
Menasha Skulnil
Syimt
Sardis
Wallander
T. Fitegerald
New York
Paris talks and Soviet tactics color postwar peace hopes
Washington notes a clash of aims in Paris as Byrnes shapes a treaty with senate ratification needs while Moscow presses for concessions. Russians, fed by state propaganda, view U S and Britain as fascist or warlike, shaping public opinion at home. The piece argues trust cannot exist with suspicion and predicts no durable peace without mutual recognition, citing Stalinist dictatorship and revolutionary aims as core obstacles.
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Paris
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Bevin
Truman
Senate
Moscow
Molotov
United States
Britain
Georgia
China
Italy
Spain
Argentina
Dickering
Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
Lawrence Gould discusses psychology of marriage dreams and neurosis with Dr. Edmund Gergler. He notes healthy people concentrate sexual desires on a single object for years and cautions dream imagery often uses symbols rather than literal meanings. He mentions reader questions and Gould's approach to discussion in the column.
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Edmund Gergler
Gould
King Fratures Sync Inc
Cooking Meat Well By Hermann Bundesen
A discussion on cooking methods emphasizes the value of heat in making food safer and tastier. It notes beef bears a risk of beef tapeworm if undercooked, while pork is usually well cooked. The article traces how beef tapeworm eggs ingested via undercooked meat lead to infestation in humans.
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Hermann
Bundesen
Tapeworm infestation from Snio larvae facts and treatment
Dr. H N Bundesen outlines tapeworm development from Snio larvae to worms in eight to ten weeks within the human intestinal tract. Symptoms include slight bowel irritation, possible eosinophilia, minor digestive upset and weight loss. Prevention includes cattle grazing control, proper beef inspection and refrigeration, thorough cooking or pickling. Diagnosis relies on observing worm segments in stools and treatment in hospital with oleoresin of Aspidium or male fern. carbon tetrachloride noted as effective.
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Feax
Women Mobilize for Political Action at Chicago Convention
Local delegates return inspired by General Federation of Women’s Clubs gathering in Chicago. San Antonio reps share highlights as Fannie Hurst urges women to match men in qualifications and wake from political sleeping sickness. Authors note three million federation members and future local action aiming to reshape political participation and terminology.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chicago
San Antonio
Meéesdames W. H. Barker
T. M. West
Claude Hudspeth
Ralph Jackson
Grace Morrison
Poole Reynolds
Federation
Fannie Hurst
Rucal
Hon
Advice to Lovelorn for Green Eyes by Miss Fairfax
Dear Green Eyes asks how to win back a 47 year old partner who dumped her for an ex. The adviser suggests a balanced approach combining kindness with firm boundaries rather than choosing between acting nice or playing hard to get. The tone mirrors a columnist offering practical dating guidance.
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Kottt
Distorted 1935 Los Angeles Notes Include River Spillway and Local News
Scattered items from the Files of L A Light- WOLY 1935 cover Medina Lake spilling over three feet, a fatal streetcar incident, Fort Sam hospital plans with a $2 million budget, Maury Maveriels and Theo Weiss named political roles, plus an elderly 106 year old Mrs Alva Rios and public interest scenes near a downtown hotel as the Ninety fourth district court grand jury report to Judge W W McCrory.
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L.A
Medina Lake
Robert B. Green Hospital
Ths
Ninety-fourth District Court Grand
W. W. McCrory
Pattern Junior Miss Dresses and Pattern Book Offer
Pattern 8218 and S218 styles offered with sew tips for easy skirts and sun dresses. Sizes 11 13 15 17 with fabric yardage listed, payment in coins to The San Antonio Light Pattern Department. Readers urged to mail size name address style number and receive Marian Martin Summer 1946 book plus a free ballet slipper pattern.
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Surtan
San Antonio
Pattern Department
Texas
Marian Martin
New York
Hollywood Stars and Adoption Plots Highlight 1940s Scene
Hollywood buzz covers George Dolenz rising from cafe captain to film lead in The Shooting of Our Lady of the Dove, Sonny Tufts adoption bid for Donald Devlin, and Broadway moves with Charles Laughton signing Galileo. Details mix star gossip with industry shifts and courtship dramas in San Antonio edition.
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INS
George Dolong
Troradero
Louella Parsons
George
Universal
Tnp
Preston Sturges
Our Lady of the Dove
Prosper Merimee
Dolenz
Mex Rheinherdt
Broadway
Charles Laughton
Mite Todd
Charlie
New York
Galieo
Berthold Brecht
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