Acquittal of Redin Highlights US Trial Rights
A Seattle federal jury acquitted Lieut. Nicolai G. Redin of espionage charges, finding evidence insufficient. The piece contrasts US juries and due process with Russian methods, noting the Mihailovic trial in Yugoslavia as another example, and questions how Russia might handle an American officer accused abroad.
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Nicolai G. Redin
Seattle
Redin
United States
Russia
Lieutenant Redin
Draja Mihailovic
Yugoslavia
Mihailovic
Rudin
Dougle
Hannah Landa Memorial Library Gift in San Antonio
The Hannah Landa Library trustees announce a mansion on Bushnell avenue gifted by Harry Landa to become the Hannah Landa Memorial Library. A four acre tract will be a children's playground, honoring Hannah Landa and public service while enriching San Antonio culture for years.
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Bushnell Avenue
Harry Landa
San Antonio
Hannah Landa
Walter Winchell Says By Walter Winchell Man About Town
Walter Winchell surveys New York society and entertainment figures with a brisk gossip tone. He mentions marriages, career moves, upcoming book releases, studio assignments, and social happenings involving actors writers editors and notable insiders across the Broadway and media world.
Petrillo and Lewis Taxes Stir Global Labor Clash
A letter questions the legality and morality of taxes on music recording rights and coal, comparing Petrillo the musician boss and Lewis the coal union leader. It laments government inflation via taxation, debates fairness, and criticizes unequal application of tax laws to unions in radio, records, and coal.
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Washington
Petrillo
Lervis
Unio
Chicago
Florida
Adinistration
Chiesgo
Lea
Congress
Truman
John Lewis
Krug
Tetville
Lawis
Lewis
King
Odd Facts From Hollywood On and Off Screen
Jane Withers has a private fountain in her recreation room. She is currently appearing in Paramount's Danger Street. Johnny Weissmuller plans to open a swimming college in Stollywood. Paramount's Swear Fire will personally select and coach a team to compete in the coming Olympics.
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Jane Withers
Jane
Paramount
Johnny Weissmuller
Stollywood
Swear Fire
Ond
Eadie Goulding
Ted Gene Tierney
Witch
Paul Coze
Gene
Coze
Heaver
Hollywood
Michael Curtiz
Ann Carlo
Tony Martin
Jerome Kern
Helen Forrest
Irene Dunne
Santa Barbara
Jack Warner Jr
MGM
Natalie Thompson
Bob Hutton
Spencer Martin
Jimmy McHugh
Branda Hesler
Johnny Weismueller
Mirror Mind Projections and Myths of Attraction
LAWRENCE GORLD explores projection as a mental trick behind suspicion and unworthy feelings. He notes men may fear losing self esteem after a breakup, and that marriage can curb desire. He cites Dr Samuel Milbank on male dogs fighting females, suggesting dominance and restraint in social clashes.
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Lawrence Gorld
Samuel Milbank
Woret
Lynd
Lee
Nervous Disorder Multiple Sclerosis Overview
The article describes multiple sclerosis as a long known nervous system disease with scar tissue formation in various nervous regions. It notes uncertainty about its exact cause and rising prevalence, mentions Dr. Johannes M. Niiser of Los Angeles reporting it as common in Europe and increasingly in the U S. It cites prevalence in Switzerland and northern Europe, rarity among yellow races, equal occurrence in both sexes, typical onset ages around 40 to 50, and potential dietary links.
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Johannes M. Niiser
Los Angeles
Europe
United States
Switzerland
We Women On Tour Observe San Antonio Style Differs From Others
San Antonio women observed during a nationwide tour by three young designers show they differ in appearance from San Francisco and Dal- Ing styles but outshine Denver. Participants Bonnie Jo Suchy Ursula Hirschfeld and Ann McMillan Kinsey toured, gathering input from local business girls on climate appropriate dress and double duty outfits for office and date wear.
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San Antonio
San Francisco
Denver
Bonnie Jo Suchy
Waco
Ursula Hirschfeld
New York City
Ann McMiln Kinsey
Bloomington
Advice to Lovelorn Tear Miss Peirfax
A wife asks whether to confront an old friend of her husband or wait to see if a tension passes. The writer recommends patience, avoiding meddling, and suggests inviting the correspondent to dinner to ease strain and test the marriage’s strength. Emphasizes open, calm dialogue and shared friendship as a resolution.
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Iman
Dwyer Attacks Opponents In Senate Campaign Speech
Isle Pat Dwyer, candidate for the state senate, blasted Spears and Jefferson in Austin during a campaign speech last night. He claimed the campaign faced more trouble than all of the other 150 legislators. The piece notes a 1926 date and mentions local political and civic actions in Texas.
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Joly
Isle
Pat Dwyer
State Senate
Spears
Jefferson
Austin
Nervous system disorders show varied early symptoms
Dr H N Bandesen outlines that multiple sclerosis presents eye disturbances, facial numbness or paralysis, ringing in the ears, and tongue weakness. Diagnosis is possible by careful nervous system exam, but no definitive cure exists. Treatments noted include arsenic preparations, fat-rich diets, vitamins with limited value, and histamine diphosphate injections. Blood transfusion and further research are mentioned as potential avenues.
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Nielsen
Hing Pens. Synd., Inc
Simple wraparound Pattern 9152 for easy sewing
Pattern 9152 offers one main piece with no seams or buttons, wrapping for a tidy fit. Available in sizes 4 to 6 with a playsuit option. fabric needs about 1 yard 35 inches. Send 25 cents for pattern plus 15 cents for Marian Martin Summer 146 pattern book. orders routed through The San Antonio Light Pattern Dept. Texas.
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San Antonio
San’ Antonio
Texas
Marian Martin
New York
Hollywood Notes on 1943 California Birthday Films
Jay 22 Hollywood column surveys upcoming California centennial celebration films. Warner plans a Technicolor feature The 4Yers with Bogart and Flynn, tying to gold rush history. Xavier Cugat signs for independence pictures in Mexico City, while future Steinbeck novel The Wayward Bus draws attention.
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Barry C. Petersen
Stanford Museum
Robert Buckner
Paul Wellman
Wieced Laniors
Pardner
Hollywood
Xavier Cugat
Fulkin Films
Mexico City
Independence Pictures
Cugi
Joe Pasternak
Cugs
Mexico
Musicion
Weill
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