Three Legged Stool and Inflation Critique
A writer attacks President Truman’s inflation plan as ineffective, arguing past administrations failed to curb inflation and used politics over sound controls. Citing Bernard Baruch’s three legged stool metaphor, the piece condemns limiting prices and profits while ignoring rising costs and wasteful government expenses.
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Truman
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
New Deal
Ireman
Iitation
Amerina
Liesky
Letters to the Melitor Editor on MacArthur and Korea
Col Kenzie Edmunds argues that appeasement and fear do not prevent war and criticizes proposals to aid Nationalist China and invade Manchuria. He asserts Stalin will not risk a general war and that Communist victory requires decisive military action, urging stronger support for Korea and opposing concessions.
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Ashie
MacArthur
Congress
MacArthuin
Manchuria
China
Weller
Russia
Europe
Hemisphere
Stalin
Tng
Asia
Hislin
Ussr
Tf Thiey
Korea
Col
Kinzie Edmunds
U.S. Cavalry
Bible Verse for Daily Reflection
A short devotional text quotes Isaiah 26 3 promising perfect peace to those who keep their minds stayed on God and trust in Him.
Diplomatic modern diplomacy sees a Soviet world aim
In a 1951 column, Cory Phelps cites George Sokolsky on weak state departments and UN actions. He argues diplomacy is shaped by globalists chasing internationalism, weakening the United States while Soviet Russia builds a one world order centered on the Kremlin and peace as control. The piece contrasts American patriotism with universalism and warns of Moscow’s expanding influence.
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Donald McLachlan
The
Economist
Low Fond
American State Department
Foreign Office
United Nations Assembly
China
Peking
Peldag
Washington
Ges
Common Sense
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Kremlin
Russia
Stalin
Torer
Cin
Aly
Soviet Union
United States
Bt Willy-Nilly
Telvan
Cory Phl
Klax Fee, Syn, Inc
Hearst Calls For Impartial Laws Governing Corporations
William Randolph Hearst urges governance of corporations as citizens with equal application of laws and impartial obedience, framing a call for uniform legal standards and accountability across business entities.
Pegler Attacks Las Vegas Labor Beat By Local Council
Westbrook Pegler visits Las Vegas and later writes a series of caustic articles about organized labor and local officials. The Nevada Citizen republishing a council statement accuses Ralph Alsup, president of the Central Lahbe council of Clark County, of prior jail terms and gun charges while depicting Pegler’s reporting as biased.
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Lahbe
Clark County
Nev
Ralph Howard Alsup
State Federation of the
AIL
Las Vegas Painters' Union For Justice
Nevada Citizen
County Labor Council
Alsup
B. J. Lydon
Pegler
Westbrook Pegler
Kept Daily Press
Las Vegas
Daily Press
Mister Pogler
Mister Pegier
Nevada Citizens’ Committee
Mister Pegler
Jurisprudential
Roger Foley
District Attorney’s
Albert Edward Calan
Review-Journal
Mc.Pegsey
Ralph Alsup
Texas
Gov
Labor Editor Defends His Boss
Editorial defense rails at critics of Ralph Alsup, praising his labor leadership and arguing past faults are forgiven. Westbrook Pegler is attacked as a venomous scandalmonger while Nevada unions vow to stand by Alsup against anti labor forces.
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Ernot
Mr. Cahlan
Shaw
Labor
Mahatma
Democratic Party
Nevada
Ralph Alsup
Clarke County
Las Vegas
Organized Labor
Alsup
Westbrook Pegler
Features Syndicate
Mumps in Adults and Risks for Complications
Mumps in adults carries higher risk of serious outcomes than in children. Orchitis may cause swelling and potential sterility, while encephalitis can bring sleepiness abnormal movements and paralysis. A skin test now helps determine susceptibility, guiding prevention for exposed adults.
Vaccine details on mumps and UV formality treatment
Dr HN Bundesen notes exposure to mumps and skin test results. A vaccine immunizes against mumps but is made less toxic by ultraviolet light and formalin. The procedure is not always effective, and some adults may still contract the disease.
Deacons ordained at St Mark's Church on June 19 1941
On June 19 1941 Joseph Brown and Stewart Matthews were ordained deacons at St Mark's Church. Brown presented by Rev Robert R Brown of Trinity Houston, Matthews presented by Rev Samuel O Capers of Christchurch. Also notes 1921 1911 1901 entries reference packing houses, rail brakeman, Lincoln badge sales and a flute player recovery.
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Joseph Brown
Stewart Matthews
St. Mark’s Church
Brown
William T. Capers
Robert R. Brown
Trinity Church
Houston
Matthews
Samuel O. Capers
Christchurch
William Roegelein
Packing House
Roegelein
AL Dupree
Southern Paciflc
West End
Fasoline Fayneh
Abraham Lincoln
Broadway Gossip Flows From Walter Winchell Column
The Broadway scene buzzes with social chatter and name drops. Connie Haines weds Major DeHaven. Greta Garbo drops a signature. Dizzy rumors link Zanuck, Wagner, and Margarets in Paris. Notable mentions include sightings around Savoy Plaza, Runyon fund pledges, and a possible Margaret visit, with various showfolk, political figures, and industry names amid the Up pages.
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Montgomery Cit
Balaban
Thrush
Connie Haines
Robert DeHaven
Greta Garbo
Harriet Brown
Winchell
Joan Benny
Joan Blondels
Ellen
J. Barry
Trover
Dashiel Haeimelt
WeAmerican Activities House
Babs Slutton
Prince Henri d’Auvergne
Parisian
Jess Gab
Columer
Father Divine
Margaret
Darryl Zanuck
Susan
Robert Wagner
Girltown
Saddler
Papa Joe Stalin
Bargain Fever Hits Big Stores In Plot Against Pianos
The notice describes a wild sales scene as major department stores compete with aggressive price cuts and a penny sale on pianos. A fourth store joins the fray offering buy one get one moves, while a quirky reference to a legendary battle mirrors the rivalry. No purchases were made by LT according to the fragment.
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