Admission of 22 Communist delegates to New York conference
The State Department admits 22 Soviet and other iron curtain delegates to a world peace conference in New York, sparking charges of subversion and a betrayal of American security. Critics cite Professor Sidney Hook and George Sokolsky noting the event as a fraud to the public and a conspiratorial effort against free cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Russia
New York City
United States
American State Department
State Department
Earl Browder
Canada
Russia
New York
Sidney Hook
New York University
Professor Hook
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
George Sokolsky
Mr. Sokolsky
Sokolsky
Dmitri Shostakovich
Did You Know About Early Colonial Goods And Animals
Did you know colonial Virgin raised roschoca and stored it in hogsheads rolled to wharf side warehouses along Indian trails turned into rolling roads. The anacende, sometimes over 29 feet long, is a feature of new world snakes. The alpaca, South American mammal, is a camel family member. Prehistoric kangaroos stood 12 to 20 feet tall, with the largest living specimens at 78 feet tall. Buenos Aires means good breezes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Consedine
HM. Berle
M. West
J. Garfield
P. Regan
Malia
May
Rosa
May Singhi Breen
Peter ~DeRoce
England
Gracia Fields
Martin Block
Ezra Pound
Milton
Berie
Neilsen
Hooper
These Days on Cemetery Reform by Georgs and Sokols
An essay arguing private cemetery practices exploit mourners and legislation should curb abuse. It cites New York case studies, favors a 10 percent trust fund mandate, annual financial filings, and a cemetery board oversight to ensure fair pricing and protect perpetual care funds.
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New York State
Nathaniel Goldstein
Woodlawn
New York
Caswell M. Smith
Goldstein
Cemetery Board
Frat. Syn
Odd Facts About the American Crocodile
The text notes the crocodile was first described in 1876 in the United States and known earlier in Mexico and the West Indies. It mentions 13,766 Salvation Army conversions in the United States during 1938 and states about 100000 solar photographs captured during the May 18 1885 solar eclipse study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
West Indies
Ecuador
Salvation Army
Pegler’s tirade on Truman and the civil rights clash
Westbrook Pegler blasts President Truman’s critique of the 1948 party division. He condemns Truman’s attacks on “the troublemakers” and mocks the civil rights plank, alleging it reflects political opportunism, manipulation by Humphrey and intruding outsiders, warning of insurrection if laws like anti discrimination are imposed.
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Westbrook Pegler
Truman
Chiccago
Couricil
United States
Kansas City
Congress
Philadelphia
Herbert H. Humphrey
Minneapolis
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Humphrey
Minnesota
Truman Licking: A Provocative Political Broadside
A 1959 broadside assails President Truman, accusing him of ignorance and corruption, alleging vote manipulation by his circle, criticizing civil rights opposition, and blaming his stance for housing and congressional clashes. It frames Truman as an inept leader facing electoral and legislative rebuke from a hostile left-leaning portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Pendergast
Kansas City
Afl
Harry Truman
Mrs Truman
Congress
Lea
Een
Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Congress of the United States
United States
Bette
Kire
Syridleate
Rice Diets and Blood Pressure Outcomes Through Diet
A discussion of the rice diet used since 1934 to lower blood pressure and its risks. Dr Welter Kempner proposed a high carbohydrate low fat plan, later studied by Dr Benjamin Rosenberg, showing mixed responses with some patients improving blood pressure while others showed little or no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welter Kempner
Duke University
High blood pressure treatments and outcomes noted
The report observes a drop in blood pressure with the rite diet and low salt diet, while symptoms such as headache may not improve. It discusses essential hypertension with unknown origin, various treatments including sympathetic nerve operations and thiocyanates, and the potential benefit of combining surgery with drugs to lower blood pressure, advising patients to seek physician guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kize
Baering Down On the News Baering Down On the News
Political column by Arthur Bugs Baer discusses Southern Democrats filibuster win and their push against the administration boss. It compares him to a combative figure who campaigns from the field, likening him to a tough opponent in a battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Foot
Clark Gable and Carole Lombard wed in Kingman Arizona
Fun loving film stars Clark Gable and Carole Lombard were married today in Kingman Arizona as archived in the 1935 files. The 1929 note mentions Charles Stevens leading a local matter, reflecting a mix of historical briefs from the era.
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Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Kingman
Ariz
Aiarch
Charles Stevens
San Antonio Dust and Local Feud Scene Reported
Prohibition agents and deputies raided a farm near Campbellton Road as part of a wider dust nuisance story. Mayor Callaghan backs regulating actions, while the Battle of Flowers group grows to 57 paid members. Firemen washed Alamo Plaza dust from Alamo to Main streets.
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Prohibition Department
James J. Duyer
al Gillinger
Campbellton
Kentucky
Maclyn Arbuckle
San Antonio
Fetty” Arbuckle
Callaghan
Battle of Flowers Association
Marcil
Alamo Plaza
Commerce Street
Alanto
Main Plaza
Broadway Notes and Gossip on Kingsley Drama and Film
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway chatter about Sidney Kingsley’s Detective Story at Hudson Theatre with praise for cast and production. He notes the era’s hit and flop pattern, producer Le Land Hayward funding, John Barrymore events, and the larger theater scene including Royalties, TV, and radio tastemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kingsley
Hudson Theater
Kingsley
Ralph Bellamy
Meg Mundy
Horace McMahon
New York
Game of Us
Homicide
Aléecker Street
Sesson
AON
Leland Hayward
Boston
Wrights
William Roos
M. Todd
Winter Garden
Kelley Roos
Dick Smart
Dole
Tony Farrell
Sohn Griggs
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Cross Militant
Buenos Aires
Georgs & Sokols
Treasury
Pegler
Mr. Truman
Peri
Baering
Little Ola Harry
Yessir
Ty LN
Mister Breger
Hugo
Schmeltzer
Walter “Winche
Mirtel
Alter Winchell
Tan Ygler Winchell
Hearst
Rees
Texas
Bo Sun
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