A Dangerous Emissary Visits California Poland envoy provokes broad U S protest
The visit of Joseph Winiewicz, Poland’s ambassador to the United States, sparks widespread backlash. He is accused of representing a Soviet controlled Poland and promoting unchecked propaganda. American observers condemn his mission and urge his recall as public anger grows.
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Walter Winchell on stage legends and rising actresses
Walter Winchell surveys stage greats and debutantes, noting Laurette Taylor’s hard won praise and the tough path for young actors. He recounts Dorothy McGuire and Mary Martin anecdotes, plus reflections on journalism's role in theater history and early Hollywood links.
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Broadway Stars Decline Glamour of Film Life
In a candid interview, actors describe the film industry as a brutal grind behind the curtain. Margar et Sut Javan recalls Hollywood years ago, while Lita Miss B. notes the artificial, exhausting world of moviemaking and the harsh pursuit of money and independence.
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Drug Streptomycin Aims to Fight Tuberculosis
Medical researchers including Dr. Cemcin Hinshaw report streptomycin, an antic bacterial drug, can halt growth of certain germs responsible for tuberculosis. Early trials show rapid improvement in some patients with pulmonary TB and meningitis, though experts urge thorough testing before replacing established treatments.
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Stendromic Streptomycin Treatment Hints Value Against TB
Dr HN Bundesen reports areas sealed up and a relief after stopping treatment. Dizziness or deafness occur in some cases but serious results from streptomycin are rare. Further study may prove its great value in tuberculosis treatment.
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Texas oil fleet fuels era since 3827 in Texas history
An old clipping recounts varied events from Texas and international news. References include aviation progress with a two Lieutenants Maitland and Tegenberger flight route, Elihu Hurt in Petrograd advocating democracy, and State Department travel plans via San Antonio. Local notes mention Mayor Callaghan’s sewer farm issues and a 1897 commencement with brief remarks and a municipal trial outcome.
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Truman Linked to Pendergast In Kansas City Vote Fraud
Westbrook Pegler accuses President Truman of protecting the Pendergast machine, detailing alleged ties to Kansas City corruption, GOP rivals, and prior pardons. The column argues Truman is a barrel-house politician, loyal to old gangsters, and unfit for honesty. The piece cites past cases and calls for accountability.
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Washington clashes over prices in 1983 campaign
Washington across the political divide wrestles economics into campaign rhetoric as President Truman and Taft spar over prices and tax policy. Critics say the White House seeks to justify a veto through economic reasoning while business leaders warn of inflation and misdirected fiscal plans.
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Reforming Tax Spending to Ease High Prices
A reader argues that distributing a portion of tax money to the people could help them pay bills and reduce price pressure. He cites rising food costs and higher warehouse rates, blaming administration policies before and after Truman’s tenure. The suggestion calls for action by the Federal Reserve and favors private spending over government expansion to restore price equilibrium.
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Soviets Expand Far East Influence Amid China Crisis
In a tense analysis, the author argues Soviet Russia gains in Manchuria and throughout the Far East while the Cairo and Yalta conferences shape postwar influence. The piece questions who holds preeminent interests, cites failed mediation by General Marsupil, and notes China’s ongoing civil war as the decisive factor for future control.
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Communists Seen Plotting A World Bolshevik Drive
George E. Sokolsky warns that Soviet imperial movement in Asia mirrors Europe. Native fronts will work to maintain war economies and expand one world Soviet Bolshevik rule. The United States stands as the principal obstacle to their goals.
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