Refugees From Communism Claim Displaced Persons Miscast
The article argues that over a million people in American and British zones in Central Europe are refugees from communism not war. It condemns Soviet occupation, warns against repatriation under Russian control, and criticizes an international refugee body for curbing refugee expression and property rights.
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Europe
Germany
Russia
Volenteeay
Lithuanian American Council
United States
International Refuges Organization
United Nations
Walter Winchell Letter Targets Britain Palestine Policy
An American writer assails Britain's Palestine stance and promises, accusing Prime Minister Churchill and the government of breaking world obligations. He recalls Allied efforts, cites battles and leaders, and urges Britain to restore conscience to avoid further American resentment. He stresses friendship with Britain once trust is rebuilt.
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Waltre Wincrell
Britain
Palestine
Labor Party
Lresion
Naa
Dvi Cinecki
Athens
Redgherti
Tatiana
England
Italy
Siber
Broadway Writers and US Tax Tone in Runyan Fund Appeal
A fragmentary column cites Broadway writers and public figures urging support for the Runyan Cancer Fund tied to a Palo Grounds event. It notes Americans’ worry over British policy and references debt to friends, with mentions of Canadia and U S currency restrictions amid wartime sentiment. Names appear in scattered form, including Steve Ellis and Len Lyons, while the piece weaves between show notes and political critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Elli
WMCA
Volo Grounds
Palo Grounds
Runyan Cancer Fund
Fey
Ialazans
Josy Adama
Runyon Fund
Copacabana
Chicago
Billy Rose
Hanvon
East Rivers
Len Lyons
Iimpine
America
Tove
Aherna Free People
Whietest
San Antonio city notes touch on health and debt
A garbled 19th century clipping cites a June 2 connection among city health and education divisions, recalls a mayoral push for police salaries, and mentions various figures. It notes proposals tied to the city budget, a tripartite peace invitation, and local civic actions amid a jumbled mix of dates and names.
Expert handwriting authencity and Wallace letters debate
Westbrook Pegler cites three top handwriting authorities Clark Sellers John L Harris and George J Lavay asserting Henry Wallace letter exemplars are authentic. Pegler questions Wallace's 1940 44 political stance and links guru letters to Roosevelt Hull and a controversial spiritual rhetoric influencing the 1940 campaign and potential vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
Henry
Wallace
Clark Sellers
John L. Herris
Los Angeles
George J. Lavay
Houston
Tex
Roosevelt
United States
Henry Wallace
Wailea
Nicholas
Konstantin Roerich
New York
Orient
Chasi
Department of Agriculture
Revival of C D P A. C. A. movement aims to sway unions
A clipped, speculative note argues that a revived C D P A. C. A. effort plans a broad political push to influence public opinion and turn labor, with reported funding of up to six million dollars monthly, toward undermining Congress and shaping unions. The writer cites New York Times and Washington Era mentions, and notes alleged permanent organization aims across wards and precincts.
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Frublic Union
Trate
Ceed
Tsay
C. DP. A.C
New York Times
Sory
C. I.0
Ila
Faiip Airray
Kroll
A. C
PAC
New York
Inmate Leale story dominates Pant Mallon Verald-Triane page
Pant Mallon Verald-Triane highlights CLO-PAC and CT0-BAC as key campaigns with inflated fundraising figures. The piece notes figures ranging from 1 to 33 million dollars, cites varying membership opinions, and contrasts almanac estimates. It discusses public interest, political movements, and campaign messaging without clear consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Murray
CIG
Understanding Gastro-Intestinal Allergy in Children and Adults
A historical note explains gastro intestinal allergy or food sensitivity, naming strawberries milk eggs and wheat as common triggers. It describes rapid reactions within minutes to hours in some, longer delays in others, and mentions diet modifications for infants and adults including evaporated milk and milk substitutes. The article cites Dr. Chobatalga of New York and notes possible overlap with other digestive disorders.
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Robert Chopot
New York
Chobatalga
Tina
Jenny
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TUNE
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Te City
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