Massachusetts Primary Highlights Ike Victory and Delegate Tint
The Massachusetts primary shows Gen. Eisenhower winning 2 to 1 over Taft in a broad cross section including strong write-in Democratic support for him. Eisenhower leads Taft in pledged delegates, with estimates placing him near 375 to 575 for Taft, amid undecided and favorite-son votes. The piece notes party fissures and calls for unity among Republicans to avoid defection and bitterness as the race moves toward the convention.
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Chusetts
Gen
Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Lodge
Kefauver
Truman
Massa
New York
Sen. Taft
Shy
Listen World This Child Spells Tragedy
Elsie Robinson writes of seven year old Martha Stamatiadou from Greece, scarred by war and homeless in America. The piece urges readers to share compassion and kisses, noting a plastic surgeon repairs her features and calling for aid for other war affected children.
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Elsie Robinson
America
Martha Stamatiadou
Greece
Martha
Letter to the Editor on religious liberty and persecution
Claire M. Moyle writes in defense of Mr Newhouser and Jehovah's Witnesses, condemning threats and prejudice tied to religious belief. She warns against intolerance, cites a barbed wire image, and urges respect for freedom of worship and equal rights regardless of creed.
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the Light
Mr. Newhouser
Claire M. Moyle
McCarthy Answers Public Charges in Cosmopolitan Interview
Cosmo magazine prints Sen. Joe McCarthy answering critics over loyalty claims and evidence. He explains the 205 and 57 figures tied to the State Department and lists cases of officials connected to Communism. He defends McCarthyism and warns on espionage and State Department infiltration.
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Joe McCarthy
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Quespad
Friend
State Department
Wheeling
Byrnes
Adolph Sabath
Wheel Ing
Communist Party
John Stewart Service
William Remington
Edward Posniak
Esther
Stephen Brunauer
Peveril Meigs
Hans Lansberg
Oliver Edmund Clubb
Owen Lattimore
McCarran
McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
FBI
Arthur Alexandrovich Adams
Lauchlin Currie
Lattimore
Tydings Committee
Russia
King Fea, Syn., Inc
An ounce of prevention is worth ten pounds of penalties
A terse proverb-like line appears, suggesting prevention over punishment in a cautionary editorial or caption. The fragment hints at a policy or moral about avoiding penalties through proactive measures.
On Broadway New Plays and TV Shows in Review
Walter Winchell surveys recent Broadway premieres and television offerings. Hook n Ladder flops quickly, The Male Animal revival earns praise, Much Ado About Nothing draws mixed notices, and The Victim stalls. Claudia charms, I Love Lucy entertains, and Perry Como and American Forum of the Air receive favorable words. Studio One and Lux, Kraft, Philco TV remain in summer, while celebrity anecdotes and theater lore fill the rest of the column.
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The
Herald Tribune
Oracle
Arthur Godfrey
Melville Cooper
Claire Luce
Kerr
President Theater
Claudia
Joan MacCracken
Playhouse of Stars
Mrs
Desi Arnaz
Perry Como
Mary Sinclair
American Forum
Fred Allen
Lux
Philco
Kraft
Studio One
Westinghouse
Histamine and Bell’s palsy Treatments
Histamine injections may help relieve facial paralysis in Bell’s palsy. Most patients have a mild form that improves in a month or two, though severe cases risk lasting nerve damage if degeneration occurs. Prompt treatment is advised due to pain and nerve involvement around the ear.
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Bell
Treatment Tips for Bell's Palsy By Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen advises early treatment for Bell's palsy to prevent nerve and muscle loss. Stimulating nerves with electricity under medical supervision and daily intravenous histamine injections have shown favorable results in some cases. Protect the eyes with shields or glasses during paralysis.
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Ated
Bell
King Fea, Syn., Inc
Democrats'Election Prospects In Midterm Shadow Box
A clipped political note hints Democrats could win if primaries extend to the Tuesday after the fourth Monday in November. The piece uses playful allegory about wind shifts and a train station announcer to describe uncertain campaigning.
Marion McNay plans to bequeath Sunset Hills estate and art collection
A 1932 note records Mrs Marion Koogler McNay intends to leave her 23 acre Sunset Hills estate and a renowned art collection to San Antonio. Also mentioned are civic meetings on economic program protests and other local notices from May dates in 1922 1902 and 1892.
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Marion Koogler McNay
Sunset Hills
San Antonio
Landa
Beth-El
Daughters of the Republic
Labor In Power in Truman Administration Rush
Fulton Lewis argues that defense department officials and White House aides align with labor leaders to shape policy. He cites Reuther's role in a defense contract, Wilson's implied breach, and Nathan Witt's Pentagon influence, warning of a labor-controlled U. S. for nine months.
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Fulton
Truman
Mr. Truman
Defense Department
White House
Congress
CIO
AFL
U. S
Truit Auto
Walter Re
Charles E. Wilson
National Defense
Wilson
Washington
Key West
Philip Murray
Nathan Feinsinger
Wage Stabilization Board
Feinsinger
Nathan Witt
Pentagon
America
Reuther
Murray
William Green
Missouri
King Fea, Syn., Inc
Fulton Lewis
KMAC
Did You Know Cinders Suggest Roman Coal Use
Cinders found in England indicate Romans used coal during occupancy. The article notes large coal resources in 28 U S states, mentioning Westbrook Pegier and a resumed column.
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England
United States
Westbrook Pegier
Yace
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George E. Sokolasky
Ever Kang
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Rio Grande
Macao
Orient
Jane Russell
Paul Gallico
Vittorio Manunta
Arristocrats
Boston
Carol Channing
Elliott Norton
South Pacific
Don Juan
Hell
Joey
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New Haven Observer
Olivia DeHavilland
Candida
Anne Baxter
Frank Lloyd Wright
George M. Cohan
Ty Cobb
Wilson Mizner
M. Antrim
H. L. Mencken
Anon
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Winchell
Histamine
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Arthur
Bugs
Baer
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L.A. Light
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