Price of Dissent and Dismissal in Navy Highlighted
The piece argues the Truman era enforces a gag on military opinion, citing Lt. William H. Evans Jr who was discharged after writing that policy in Korea was Communist inspired. It compares his case to Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s controversial letter and warns of a broader crackdown on dissent in government and society.
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United States
Truman
Thal
William H. Evans Jr
Edgewater
Evans
Alfred Kohlberg
New York
Far East
Kohtberg
China
Douglas MacArthur
Diszrace
Danny Thomas to Star as Gus Kapp in Wish Upon a Star
Hollywood gossip notes Danny Thomas will play Gus Kapp in Wish Upon a Star. Doris Day headlines the musical with Kahn tunes featured in his nightclub act. Neighbors in Beverly Hills report frequent chats behind the back fence about hometown laughs. Harry Col in negotiations to buy.
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Hollywood
Cinsi
Jack Warner
Danny “Thomas
Gus Kapp
Day
Kahn
Gus
New York
Doris Day
Danny
Beverly Hills
Bas Dieve
Exclusive Motel fashion gossip hits Rita Hayworth
By Louella O Parsons the item notes a Paris fashion show scout for a Rita Hayworth project, mentions Cover Girl as a potential musical, and flags Hedy Lamarr's deal with Steve Sekely for The Tale of the Wolf. It also reports Silvana Mangano’s weight gain after a recent baby, with agents anxious over career impact and appetite amid Rome’s cuisine.
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Jerry Wald
Norman Krasna
Rita Hayworth
Jerry
Norman Haves
Paris
Airre
Fay Fita
Tims
Sovinie-Be
Rita
Digger
Hedy Lamatrr
Ted Stauffer
Carmen
Steve Sekely
Molnar
Hedy
Sekely
Silvana Mangano
Silvana
Steel capacity powers nations in a cold war portrait
An analysis compares Western and Soviet steel capacity, asserting the United States leads with 96,696,000 tons annually while Soviet output lags at 26,500,000 tons. It argues Western production and iron ore dominance sustain U.S. power amid potential bombing of European plants.
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United States
Soviet Russia
United Kingdom
Germany
Sieeerviee
Belgium
Canada
Luxemburg
Talky
Whereenne Saarivepepecseenery Li
Austalia Vteesesecee
Sweden
Russia
Europe
Gavinda Sreseriespene
Australia
Seecsersenes
France
Great Britain
Mesabi
Minneasta
Michigan
Iron Mountains
Birmingham
Chile
Venezuela
Brazil
Poly
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Letters to The Editor criticize congress for Truman era spending
A reader blames Congress for wasteful policies of the Truman era led by Acheson and Marshall. The letter argues only elected representatives can curb those officials, lamenting their failure to oppose the administration and costly foreign aid to India and other measures.
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Truman-Acheson
Congress
Marshall
Truman
Acheson
BR. Smith
Principle Surpasses Party Ties Says Hearst Leader
William Randolph Hearst asserts that principle has grown more potent than party ties among the majority of the nation, signaling a shift in political influence and public sentiment.
New York chatter on stars and shows across Broadway
Walter Winchell surveys a whirlwind of showbiz gossip from Johns Hopkins to MGM. He notes Jack Jempsey’s recovery, Clark Gable resuming with Elaine White, Leona Olson Carey’s death after childbirth, and Leigh Anderson in South Pacific. He mentions Johnny Hodges, King Aroo, TV hype, Runyon fund events, and fashion trends like black alligator shoes as the gossip fuels New York’s social scene.
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Jack Jempsey
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Victor Borges
Clark Gable
Elaine White
MGM
Lady Ashley
Josh White
Town Hall
Runyon Fund
H'wood
Leona Olson Carey
Bill
Carl Fischer
Leona
Ruben Bleu
Johmny Gilbert
Ben Tracy
Lacava
Yiu
Brynmer
Johnny Hodges
Jack Kent
Daily Mirror
Kent
la Belle Haybee-Baybee-Baybee
Howeam
Kerrickter
Yupyop
King Arao
Leigh
Leigh Alien
Amary
South Pacific
Jonse
New York
Radigo City
Spex
Duke Swellington
NBC Symphony
Lewisohn Stadium
Runyon Committee
Senate Crime Group
Hopesellers
Walter Lippmann
West
Russia
Europe
North America
Warmonger
Kirby Stone
Broadway
Oper House
Billy
Eckstine
Ree Chandler
Ion
DiMaggio
U. S.supreme Court
J. E. Moorer
Jim Farley
Women train in automotive mechanics for emergency ambulance work
Read of San Antonio women substituting a course in automobile mechanics for their evening bridge socials. They join the Major corps and are positioned as potential ambulance drivers in emergencies. The item notes dates and local efforts reflecting 1930s civic preparations.
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San Antonio
Down on the News by Arthur Hug’s Dae
A satirical openly cryptic note mocks England and Russia, mentioning excursion rates to Moscow and travel folders for rats. It hints at a “big secret Sef” and a camphor needed for the fleet, with distribution by FM.
Health Talks Health Talks by Dr Herman N Bundesen
Coronary thrombosis grows common after forty. It results from arterial blood clots starving heart muscle. Key symptom is crippling chest pain with pallor and shock. Attacks may come without warning or from stress. ECG helps diagnosis. bed rest four to eight weeks. Anticoagulants like heparin and Dicumarel slow clotting to prevent further damage. Daily blood tests assure safe dosing. outcomes improve with combined therapy. Also advised: medical inquiry into a woman’s postmenopausal uterine bleeding and possible ovarian factors.
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Cornright
King Fes
Mirror of Your Mind and Psych Insights by Gould and Kafka
The passage cites Dr Edmund Bergler on gold diggers as driven by self reflected need, showing demand cycles and Unrealistic aims. It notes Kafka style views on aging, and a belief that many women gain self worth through activity beyond homemaking, with some preferring unpaid work at home.
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Edmund Bergler
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