Pacific defense priority urges coast protection over Asia
The author argues the Soviet Union seeks global communist domination and points to Korea as part of this strategy. He warns that attacks will hit the U.S. west coast first, urging extensive Pacific defense including anti aircraft guns radar fighters and mobilized troops, plus Alaska statehood as vital to national security.
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Russia
America
Orient
U. S
Alaska
Pacific
These Days by George E Sokolsky
A critical column argues labor leaders push impractical socialized systems and union controls. It questions Oscar Ewing and David Dubinsky, decrying imagined guarantees and severance funds that could threaten small business and raise prices, risking bankruptcies in garment trades.
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Oscar Ewing
Congress
Ewing
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
U. S
Heaven On Earth
U.S
Dol Inc
Indus
Honest Press Defends the Republic in Danger
A concise wartime style quote asserts that when real danger threatens the Republic the honest press will be the first to defend it, framing the media as a safeguard and advocate for national unity and resilience.
Do Not Nag or Sermonize to Build Self Respect
A speaker urges restraint and constructive talk to uphold a man’s self respect. Avoid nagging or scolding as they erode character and self esteem. If you cannot say something that lifts a person, say nothing at all.
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Mike
Tan
Court
Hine
Byn
By Elsie Robinson on words that lift or harm lives
The piece urges restraint in speech and highlights how small remarks can spur heroic acts or ruin lives. It counsels boosting others rather than scolding or nagging, urging readers to choose supportive, uplifting language.
Pegler Attacks Courts Over Communist Labeling
Westbrook Pegler criticizes judges for protecting Communists and fellow travelers, arguing a legal rule forces people to admit labels. He cites the McCullough case in Greenwich and condemns rulings that deem labeling harmless even when false, accusing courts of liberal bias and hypocrisy in defending red tainted rhetoric.
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Westbrook Pegler
John T. McCullough
Greenwich
Conn
McCulloughs
Federal Court of Appeals
Judges and the Communist Charge Debate in 1960s King Features
The piece criticizes federal judges and the Frankfurter ruling for protecting Communists and fellow-travelers. It argues that prosecutions and boycotts against alleged Communists were unfair, noting the harm caused by pickets and the alleged bias of lower courts versus the Supreme Court. It reflects Cold War era tensions and media battles over loyalty and free speech.
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Ben Stolberg
Reds
Ben
Korea
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Congleht
King Poctures Syndicate, Inc
Treating Shingles with Aureomycin in 1960 Kings Seatings
A 1960 Q and A column discusses aureomycin as a promising treatment for shingles, noting early administration improves outcomes and pain reduction, with intravenous options and rapid blister healing. It compares effectiveness to herpes labialis and includes general medical Q and A on unrelated topics.
July 21 1940 events draw 3000 at city auditorium
Ten and twenty years ago notes recount Gov W Lee O Daniel addressing over 3000 at the municipal auditorium, a crowd of 10,000 gathered five years earlier, Adrien Hines shocks in a San Antonio stunt, and a wedding of a Chinese envoy's son in San Antonio.
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America
P. H. Mui
Spetial
Agriculture and Commerce
Republic of China
San Antonio
Allend
Campbell
Walter Winchell on Broadway Gossip and Film Buzz
Walter Winchell’s broadside blends Hollywood rumors with industry moves. Rita Hayworth, Gertrude Niesen, Judy Garland, and Garbo associates appear amid theatre openings, marriages, divorces, and fundraisers. Reports note gas surplus delaying rationing, theater revivals, and the Runyon fund backing philanthropy.
Baering Down On the News Baering Down On the News
Arthur Baer riffs on New York metropolitan population estimates and transit anecdotes. The piece critiques census counting quirks including Park ve and Alvarecs, notes confusion over whether the metro area totals 12 or 14 million, and jokes about subway line transfers and a costly delay in data.
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Arthur
Gugs” Baer
New York Metropolitan
ATL
South Pacific
Park Ve
Alvarecs
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