Governor Warren calls for postwar reconversion unity
Governor Warren of California urges national unity among government industry and labor to avoid disaster in reconversion at the annual governors conference in Hershey Pennsylvania. He says governors can help Congress craft legislation from a ground-up perspective and warns against automatic executive orders and hastily improvised action. The conference backs the American system of government as the best path forward.
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Warren
California
Hershey
Conference of Governors
Treating Measles with Sulfonamide Drugs
A 1944 King Fear article explains that measles complications such as bronchopneumonia and middle ear infection can be reduced with sulfonamide drugs. Dr Swyer's work in London cut bronchopneumonia deaths and shortened hospital stays, though middle ear infections respond variably. Oxygen helped comfort but not death rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverb Swyer
London
King Fear. Ayn, Inc
Those Texans by James Farber and the Hardin saga
A compact portrait of James W. Hardin the famed Texas gunman. It notes his generally smooth relation with peace officers except for a clash with E J Davis state police during reconstruction. A violent episode near a courthouse ends with Hardin firing to protect a boy and fleeing.
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Wesley Hardin
The
Law
Hardin
Texas
E. J. Davis
Davis
Usen
I Am An American Day Praised Amid Rain in Chicago
A flood of telegrams and public praise poured in from leaders and citizens for the Herald-American and Hearst papers sponsoring the fourth annual I Am An American Day in Chicago. Despite heavy rain, about 60,000 to 200,000 attendees remained seated to honor American democracy at Soldier Field and downtown ceremonies.
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W. R. Hearst
Wyntoon
Calif
Herald-American
Treasury Department
Chicago
The
Samuel Jacobson
Zionist Organization
Chicago Herald-American
Gerhard W. Grauer
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. BR. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Elliodor Libonati
Americanism Committee
American Legion
W. R. Hearat
Cainf
the Herald-American
Francis A. Dulak
Chicago Board of Health
W. BR
Hearst
Soldier Field
Roger Shanahan
Chicago Park District
William Randolph Hearst
Wynton, California
John F. Ballenger
City of Detroit
Celif
Joan Fontaine
Oscar 5
Caplan
Municipal Court
W.R Hearst
California
Michael Flynn
Cook County
Illinois
Wyutoon
Michigan
Detroit Times
Hearst Newspapers
Edward J. Jeffries JR
City of
Detroit
W. &. Hearst
Walter Winchell On Broadway Nightlife Mixes in the Cub Room
A bustling Nightlife recap from Walter Winchell On Broadway describes Capt. Dom Genille and his entourage at the Latin Quarter, celebs like Anne O'Hare McComnick and Dorothy Thompson, and sharp quips from Fred Allen. It covers Hollywood chatter, social sightings on Park Avenue, and a recall of Glad tidings at Midtown with the era’s gossip, theatre, and political hints.
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cauOane
Dom Genille
Godfrey
Latin Quarter
Governors Green
Dempsey
Ilinois
New Mexico
Chez Stork
Dudley Diggis
Theater Guild
Cub
Tony DeMatto
General R. Johnson
Vincent Sheehan
Anne O'Hare McComnick
Lord and Lady Halifax
Park Avenue
Secret Service
Nomination for Uvalde customs collector by Roosevelt
Roosevelt nominated Harry Hornby of Uvalde to be collector of customs at San Antonio, succeeding the late Harry Sexton who died in a plane crash near El Paso. The crash occurred when two ships collided midair near Kelly Field, killing Lieut. Stewart L. Thomson and Jose Maria Ramos while Lieut. White survived by parachute.
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Harry 2. Hornby
Uvalde
Garner
Roosevelt
San Antonio
Harry Sexton
el Paso
Kelly Field
Stewart L. Thomson
Jose Maria Ramos
Lieutne W. White
Postwar talks drift after careful disclosure by Hull
Washington report notes Hull's outlined plan for postwar negotiations with United Nations after July military advances. He said approval from Roosevelt only, not senators, and sought support from Britain Russia and China before a broader UN conference. Nevada senator McCarran and Missouri's Clark react with concern over potential fait accompli and domestic political splits.
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Washington
Blair
Hull
United Nations
Sepstors
Roosevelt
United Nations Schmad
Britain
Rusia
China
McCarran
Nevada
Clark
Missouri
Berle
Lord Beaverbrook
Tandon
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Ohio
Dewey
New York
Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Griswold
Nebraska
Dr. HN. Bendesen
James Farber
Boy Scouty
United States
Dwight H. Green
Edward J. Kelly
Dan Carmell
Illinois Federation of Labor
Leo M. Boyle
Islingis Reserve Militia
Walter Winchell
Broadway
Salties
Fred Allen
Fifty Second Street
Fred
Gerald L. KE. Smith
President
Blue Newsroom
Ysa Maxwell
Clare Guee
Dorothy Thompson
Clara
Yuce
Miss Thompson
Clare
Dorothy
Jennifer Jones
Tinga Darnell
Frank Kingdon
White House
Noro Morsles
Stank
Concord
FPO
Delores
Santo Domingo
Internal Revenuersy
Midtown
Guy Lombardo
NBC
Hummer
Donald Bukas
Helers
Troy
Pamela Rivers
Hubbard Hoover
Good Housekeeping
Chinese Theater
Chatham Square
East Broadway
Fitot Hanson
Cleveland
Walter Reed Hospital
Bullingsley
Ruaie & Desi
Hanson
8. A. Light Files
Harrisburg
Roy D. Moore
Wisconsin
Willkie
Republic Party
King Weaturey Synedicate, Inc
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Trentena Fie
Gazette Witlice
Tate San Antonio
Associated
Associated Press
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