Peace and power plays at Paris 10 meeting
The piece argues peace aims through postwar reconstruction in Europe but claims Russia dominates Balkan commissions, blocks open economies, and demands enormous reparations from Germany and Italy. It questions whether these demands are blackmail and whether the US would have to lend money to Russia to keep Europe stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris 10
Russia
Balkans
Balkan
Germany
Italy
United States
Compromise with Russia risks higher taxes and danger
The passage argues that appeasement with the Soviet Union yields domestic tax hikes and a growing adversary. It cites Russia seizing industries, detaining Americans in German and Soviet zones, and dangerous lend-lease ambiguities. The piece questions U.S. courage, dignity, and friendship policy while quoting Brooks Atkinson on rejecting false peaceful relations.
Not So Innocent Bystander in Walter Winchell Vintage
Walter Winchell notes a bustling theater and radio scene with stars Kath arine Cornell Judith Anderson Ruth Gordon Kirk Douglas Barbara Stanwyck and Ella in her sixties. Red Lewis and Ray Bolger stage shows and film previews span Broadway to Gotham hospitals. Updated gossip and industry chatter mix with Felix moralizing about critics and artistry while names like Loretta Young Van Johnson Lucille Ball and Jack Kerouac surface in lively, period-voice briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noles
Bystanner
Katharine Cornell
Judith Anderson
Ruth Gordon
Luole
Kirk Douglas
Mgr
Mertha Ivers
Barbara Stanwyck
Red Lewis
Latin Quarter
Ray Bolgers
Wiman
Weatherly
Sheila Barrett
Gotham Hosp
Fred Allen
Brooklyn
Burlington
Pegler on Harry D. White and Bretton Woods plan
Westbrook Pegler discusses Harry D. White as a Treasury assistant secretary, coauthor of the Bretton Woods plan for an international bank and fund. He criticizes the fund, cites opposition worries, and notes White’s influence with Morgenthau and Keynes. Pegler questions biography gaps and warns of political manipulation and economic risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Harry D. White
The
Treasury
Bretton Woods
International Bank of Reconstruction and Development
International Monetary Fund
Truman
Congress
White
Bretton. Woods
United States
Aif
Henry Morgenthau
CID
Political Action Committee
Lord Keynes
America
Tlarry D. White
Boston
Europe
Senate Banking Committee
Dies Committee
Mirror of Your Mind on Love and Women in Science
Lawrence Gould discusses progress in women’s access to scientific training and recognition in psychiatry. He contrasts self regard with love, noting a belief that love requires mutual waking from imperfection. Dr. Wolff cites allergy related symptoms and sneezing as a possible reaction to fright or sadness.
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Harold Clurman
G. B. Shaw
Penius
Shaw
Lawrence Gould
Madame Curie
Anayer
Marold G. Wolff
Cornell University
Jess
King Fees, Bynd., Inc
Understanding Stammering and Speech Difficulties
An article outlines causes and treatment of stammering, noting that calmness and selfconfidence aid improvement. It discusses that therapy may require years, the role of doctors, group sessions, and addressing related speech disorders such as dystalia and rhinolalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Henderson
England
King Faas. Synd., Inc
Women and wartime home food ideas and travel tales
A chatty column ties wartime home food preservation to national drives, noting canning and freezing efforts. It recalls Evelyn Crowell’s packing tricks for travel, mentions San Antonio delegates to a national club convention in Cleveland, and updates on fashion routes and a street bus anecdote about a young girl sprinting to catch a morning bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Apricalure
Evelyn Miller Coowell
Dallas
San Antonio
War Finance Division
U. S. Treasury Department
Mabel Gee
New Orleans
Birdie Tenlow
Helen Schutte
National Convention of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Cleveland
Lois Gooch
Tuc
Corpus Christ
Battersby
Chicago
Judy
Listen World by Elsie Robinson and the Charlie McCarthy warning
The piece urges readers to seek personal truth and live their own lives rather than imitate others or let parents shape their existence. It cautions against living through someone else and warns that such imitation leads to failure, anger, and ingratitude while urging self direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Dad
Mom
Charlie McCarthy
Dress Pattern Notes and Pattern Book Offer
Pattern 9338 eliminates shoulder seams and uses set in sleeves with defined waist and flowing skirt. Pattern 9838 lists sizes 14 to 42 and size 16 requires 24 yards 38 inches. Send twenty cents to The San Antonio Light Pattern Department in Texas with size name address and style number. A Marian Martin Summer 1946 Pattern Book can be obtained for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Pritt
Marian Martin
New York
Dennis Morgan Sings Through Ear Injury On Warners Schedule
Hollywood gossip notes Dennis Morgan may recover from a ruptured ear drum as he prepares to star in My Irish Rose at Warner Bros with Alexis Smith opposite him. The piece covers cast updates for Canyon Passage premiere, magic show stars, and other Hollywood happenings including Earl Warren’s accolades and Ida Lupino’s new duo with Don McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S Star
Hollywood
INNS
Dennis Morgan
Dennis
Warners
Chauncey OL Rott
Morgan
Olcott
Alexis Smith
David Butler
Harry
Tom Waring
Fret
Henry
New York
Yank Sank
Cing
Chester Morris
Edgar Bergen
Peter Godfrey
Wishire Ebell
Blackstone
DB. Cahn
Asset Women's Clubs of
Associated Women’s Clubs
George Sanders
Bel Ami
Los Angeles
Waller P. Story
Mary de Solaise
San Antonio Light excerpt notes 1836 and 1926 events
A pasted San Antonio Light fragment highlights historic items: a 1836 note about a famed mare and a Sumatran tiger at Brackenridge Park, plus a 1926 mention that Clara Bow would come to San Antonio to film Wings with Famous Players-Lasky. It also notes a judge’s action regarding a disappearance case in Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Clydie Beally
Brackenridge Park
San
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Loretta Young
van Johnson
Lucille Ball
Mollywood
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Dorsey
Walter
Masters
Riki Like
Jack
Phiz
Stan Kerton
Capitol Records
Steve Ellis
Whale
Pacific
Hooper
Aldrich
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Herb Fields
Alan Courtney
Colorado
F. Wakeman
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Pablo
Alvin and
Curley Gordon
Whittlesey House
Michon
John Stevensott
Fiction
U.S
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Broad Way
Nat
Thomas Paine
Lewis
Free Thinkers of America
Pegler
Westbrook Fegler
Dr. White
Dr. H. N. Bandeser
Lois Johnson
Braunfels
Lawell
Davis
China
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Free China
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U.S. Army
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Elsie Robinson
Eart
Dorothy Manners
Bill le Baron
Carnegie Hall
Boris Morris
Leopold Stokowski
New York Philarmonic
William Prince
Martha O'Driscoll
Canyon Passage
Portland
Ore
Walter Wanger
Elsa Maxwell
Oregon
Wanger
W. W. ‘McCrory
Linton
J. A. Hamsey
Mathis
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