Planlessness of Planning in the Labour Ideology Debate
The piece denounces social democracy and governmental planning as paths to totalitarian control. It contrasts capitalism with freedom, arguing Soviet and other regimes deprive economic freedom and praises free enterprise as essential to national strength and wartime provisioning. It cites James Forrestal and James Griffiths to underline anti-planning positions and defends individual capitalism over state ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margate
Labor Party
James Griffiths
National Insurance
Labor
Britain
James Forrestal
Navy
New York
Soviet Russia
Vorrestat
Lebior
Russia
Walter Winchell column reveals rumors and retractions
A Walter Winchell gossip column summarizes widespread chatter about public figures. It mentions Joe Louis, Tommy Dorsey, Babe Ruth, Spike Jones, Shirley Temple, and others with notes on recent filings, marriages, and alleged scandals, alongside unrelated cultural tidbits and local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Wame
Marva
Tommy Dorseys
Philling
Spike Jones
Helen Greco
Babe Ruth
Peppy Mann
Olay
Glory Lind
Beth
Dangeente Schaffer
Tasone Galen
Ledan
Ayeepille
Broadway Tron and the Curious Newsroom Ironies
A chaotic item from the New York Mirror column mocks showbiz figures and public figures. It cites Ben Chapman denying comments, a World War II veteran, and general media satire about unions, politics, and salaries. The piece labels the era's media excess with absurdities and industry names.
Causes and signs of sciatica and disk disease
The article outlines sciatica characteristics with heavy radiating back pain along the sciatic nerve, tenderness over the lower back and thigh, and muscle changes. It discusses herniated disks, X ray diagnosis, and treatments, noting arthritis as another common cause and the role of imaging and immobilization in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arita
Bushell Bankart
England
Rankarl
Westbrook Pegler’s View on Immigrants and Unions
Westbrook Pegler argues that some union leaders including David Dubinsky are overly paternal in aiding immigrants arguing it weakens self reliance. He cites postwar fears of European influence and defends the 1942 curfew and relocation law as necessary for national security, noting its application to Japanese Americans.
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Jean
Malier Cabri
Vere
Silverman
Howe
Variety Reguelarly
Prandpop
Pont
Tay
Gendarvius
Uough
Soent
N.Y. Musteiins
Union
Sui
Ine Curtis
Rich Howard
Myres
Westbrook
New York
David Dubinsky
Dubinsky
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Joan Eaviek
Tie
Lalaklava
Light Brigade
United States
Callaghan
Alamo Plaza
L. T. Pulliam
Callag Hand
Goa
The War Warns of Soviet Imperial Ambitions and US Sacrifices
A wartime column argues Soviet communism seeks a one world socialist order and European domination, likening Hungary and other nations to being drawn into Moscow’s orbit. It criticizes Allied and American financial aid while warning that Western powers must confront Russia or risk subjugation without war.
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Soviet Russia
Europe
Asia
Hitler
Yel,i
Bnishevik
Hungary
Italy
Avalgia
Russia
Sokolsky Warns U S Must Stand Against Blackmail
In a harsh editorial voice George E. Sokolsky argues the United States should resist European pressure and stop paying deterrence to avoid inviting further blackmail. He contends only decisive US action and national unity can deter hostile powers from forcing concessions through hunger and coercion.
Bio guidance? A wary note on planned health folly
A witty quip on advice from counsellors urging a careful Bio course. The speaker questions why supposed benefits feel dull and why warnings about dire consequences are presented as irresistible.
Disjointed June era notes on disbanding and reforms
A collage of 19th and 20th century notes recounts events from June 32 1987 to June 12 1887, including appeals to Congress over alleged discrimination, prison word lines, Camp Wilson and Camp Kelly origins, a Fourth of July selector, mayoral reforms, and garbled reminiscences about law and order amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. KX. Quin Saturtay
Congressway
Maury Maverick
Goodness and rugged individualism in American spirit
By Elsie Robinson the old Goodies went to such elaborate devices to conceal. We must have goodness and order in this world. Our inner cussedness brings gypsy moments and a wish to walk in the grass when told not to. The modern self as rugged individual is a problematic figure, yet Geodarss is a steadying program offering contentment and water for the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Ceprrizgat
King Peat
Syn Ines
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Karl Marx
Marx
Farvesial
Isle
Tam
Mister Breser
Bs Vialy
Ai Bili
Cee OK
Rigs Xm
Washington Mar
Walter Winchell
Victin
Percy Hevdasegayy
Adant
Clayton Powell
Olazel
Scolt
Andy Phillip
Ilinois UW
Happy Chandler
Serge Rubenstein
Senate
Rentirn
Langer
Harold Rass
Broadway
Tron
Papa
Ross
Ben Chapman
Phillies
Mgr
Palo Grounds Hall
Hjgul
J. P. Wender
IS. Internal Revenue Dept
Nunan
Undeseiv
Westbrook Pegler
Hfe
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Graal Fritain
Guy
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Brazil
Ihungari
Lance
George E. Sokolsky
Yael
Tussia
Teddy
Thorez
Duclus
France
Congress
Thay Wallace
Bnt
Tein Feayn, Inc
National Army
Camp Wilson
Army
San Antonio
Camp Kelly
George F. M. Kelly
Kelly
Robert P. Coon
Lelly
Sidon
Tom
Tiny
Elsie Robinson
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonin Light
San Antonio Gazette
Fifth San Antonio
TEMT
Pressthe Associated Presa
Wsa
Cari
Texas
Sand & Ini
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