Plainly Fudging The Record
The piece argues honest disagreement exists over further loans and subsidies to the United Kingdom under a socialist administration but alleges double dealing and misleadng the American public. It asserts Britain’s trade concessions were committed years earlier in lend lease terms and that recent claims exaggerate this as new concessions, urging accuracy by politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
U. S
New York Times
Dumbarton Oaks
Britain
Great Britain
Earache Causes and Treatments Hint at Careful Examination
The article discusses how earache is a common, variable ailment with many causes from infection to neuralgia. It stresses that accurate diagnosis requires examining the external ear, ear canal, eardrum, mastoid region, and surrounding tissues, noting that infections behind ear and around lymph glands often accompany ear pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Morrison
England
Tongue eruptions and leg cramps Q and A notes
A medical Q and A discusses tongue eruptions with uncertain cause needing physician exam. It cites possible infections, vitamin deficiency or allergy and suggests treatment like proflex. It also covers leg cramps at night, attributing them to fatigue or cold, and advises outdoor exercise, rest, balanced diet, hydration, and wearing warm socks and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Why We Let Odd Irritating People Challenge Us
A reflective piece argues that every person holds their own tastes and prejudices and that while public nuisances should be protested if they affect us, individuals retain an inalienable right to their notions. It notes the burden of others’ irritations and the limits of personal interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kuhn
Hitler
Usoldier Dewey Barto
Barto
Washington
Mind your own business says PWG King Pastures Syndicate
Elsie Robinson argues against public condemnation of others and urges individuals to mind their own business. She questions who benefits from constant criticism and promotes respecting individual differences rather than forcing a uniform standard of behavior. Exhibit A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWG King Pastures Syndicate
Toe
Kudge Pines Judge prompt denial sparks long legal feud
Letter from John E. Geraghty Justice of the Peace recounts a 1942 forcible retainer suit filed by Douglas Kuehey against Jesus Ramon. He says a nuisance suit was filed against Kuebel and the Globe Indemnity Co. involving Judge Al Heck, leading to disputed payments and a 1945 dismissal. He vows to continue challenging the bonding company over accused costs.
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the Light
Kudge Pines
Douglas Kuehey
Jesus Ramon
Ramon
Ramihrough
Kuebel
Globe Indemnity Company
al Heck
Kuehbel
Bonding Company
Kectk
Honding Company
McCahen
San Antonio Osteopathic officers elected president
MAR 21 1986 Marc ie shows Dr Fy H Edwards chosen as president of the San Antonio Osteopathic association withDr A T Mendiciai as vice president Dr Charlotte Strum as secretary treasurer and Dr Lestey Morris as Cantentional committee chair. Eddie Smith taxi driver reported as a suspect in a separate incident. Police probe follows a youth gang incident earlier today. A vehicle left abandoned near a scene and police work continues.
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Marcie
Tac San Antonio Osteopathic Association
Fy HH. Edwards
A. T. Mendiciai
Charlotte Strum
Lestey
Eddie Smith
Horton Tn
Lenin Eth
Diplomatic mood shifts in postwar policy debate
Washington observers describe a cooling of Churchill sentiment as Byrnes rejects the Churchill plan and argues for UNO backed armament and universal military training. The piece notes pro-Russian sympathizers and a draft policy split, with potential shifts toward Russia's approach and calls for education, National Guard expansion, and home-based or camp drafting options.
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Washington
Truman
Churchill
Byrnes
St. Patrick's Day
UNO
Churchill Liicewise
Stalin
Foreign Relations Committee
White House
Argentina
Russia
Riba
C. I. C. Held
Congress
Turk
Fort Birney
Notable Hollywood Buzz and Washington Rumors
Walter Winchell reports on a flurry of celebrity marriages and political ties. Wythe Williams plans to wed his Girl Friday after a decree, Ruth Briggs and Walter Bedell Smith linked, Virginia Bruce to wed a J. Walter Thompson rep, and Bernard Baruch predicts five years of prosperity. Also covered are smuggling rumors, war assessments, and a parade of social notes from Florida, Chicago, and Mexico City with stars, reporters, and officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Negri
Surope
Fis Ger
Wythe Willams
Ruth Briggs
WAC
Eliott Roosevelt
Walter Bedell Smith
Moscow
Virginia Bruce
Mexico City
J. Walter Thompson
Bernard Baruch
United States
Great Britain
Jose Cortezon
Manolete
R. KY Lewis
Demmy Florifomo
Patritiz
Miss”) Peardon
Palm Beach
Washington
Serge Rubenstein
Churchill
Mr. Kaplan
New York
Chicago
Charles Collins
Broadway Gossip and Industry Tidbits of the Era
On Broadway Major Harold Knox and a suite of show figures are referenced with lofty sums, from $60,000 for a jug to dozens of garats and designs. The piece surveys Hollywood execs, cabinet gossip, star cover plans, and industry chatter including Cap Krug’s negotiations, Luce’s magazine push, and a Cuban lottery peddled locally.
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Harold Knox
Samuel Lange
Mischa Borr
The
Waldorf
Low Holtz
Grad Sears
Patricia
Assies St
William J. Girardi
Hollywood
Henry Luce
Lelie Bremer
MGM
Averell Harriman
Jack Jarvis
Carol Andrews
Bowles' Blind Spots in Money and Labor Power
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser argues against wage inflation and currency manipulation as paths to higher living standards. He asserts genuine purchasing power reflects the exchange value of work produced, urging increased productivity through capital investment and savings in a competitive economy. He warns government overreach weakens incentives to save, hindering real gains for workers.
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Truman
Chentor Bowles
Congress
Rukeyser
Hearst
Washington
Winston
Europe
Peter
Paul
Iife
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Vin Son
North Carolina Newspaper Institute
Chapel Hill
Anand Plait
Harache
Dr. H. N
Elsie Robinson
San Antonio
Soledad Street
Claude Y. Birkhead
Rohde and
Gittinger
Ww, C
Beli
Eal Melisa
Bellowa
Sla
Walter Winchell
Marshall
Inside
Madeleine Carroll
Falm Beach
Lana Tay
Steve Barty
Mary Holmes
Robert Bassett
Tutt
Florida
Tom Girdley
Steel Biggie
Naval Liout
Jay Massback
Sephie Gimbel
Mare Me
Doneld
H’wand
Canada
Detroit
Sin
Michigan
Boniia Granville
Kerneth Friede
He Mag
Irene Ryan
Broadway
Yekes
Department of Interior
Cap Krug
Krug
Beverly Hills
Krag
Bowles
By Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
San Atbanio Lighting
San Antonio Gazette
Bromsway
Texas
Meneor
Associated Press
Aisa
Amy Tights
Peat Ant
Sanday
Ana Az
Bey
Rarritr
Dy Pally
San Orna
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