Britain Buckles Down to Postwar Industrial Rebirth
The British drive to rebuild postwar industry outpaces the United States. Britain boosts export volumes to nearly 300 million dollars in March, with machines, steel, aircraft, autos, and chemicals leading. Some 1700 British trade travelers abroad since the war aid this push as Britain moves from coal to oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Britain
H. A. Marquand
Overseas Trade
Mr. Marquand
Broad
International Loan Sparks Fear of World Government
The essay warns Congress about the British loan agreement linking Bretton Woods to an emerging world trade organization and international monetary structures. It alleges a hidden plan to curb U S sovereignty, replace free enterprise with international economic controls, and create a United Nations style totalitarian order, with statements from U S officials cited as proof. It argues these schemes would dictate domestic policy and employment through global authorities, urging vigilance against loss of constitutional powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Broadcasting Company
House of Representatives
Congress
Bretton Woods
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Theentral International
Internaional Trade Organization
United States
International Trade Organization
Great Britain
Tae I. S Treasury Department
Clair Wilcox
U. S. State Department
City Club of
Cleveland
Oho
State Department
Usia
Economix
Aoctal
Cornell
United Na- Hong
Chamber of Commerce of the
United Nations
Cranspa on Youth Change Across Generations
The piece contrasts Cranspa's outdated view of youth with modern teens. He notes youths yesterday and today differ vastly and that people resist this shift while youth now claims greater awareness, insisting age alone cannot guide present conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lly
Cranspa
Stude
Understanding youth and parental roles in a changing era
A 1946 speech argues for mutual adjustment between generations to bridge the gap between adults and youths. It urges parents to adopt new patterns and understand what motivates teens, asking how many adults can reform themselves to guide a new order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Dad
Treg
Kiie Fen
Dewey Admired for Decency Amid Attacks on Courage
Westbrook Pegler defends Tom Dewey as a principled reformer whose calm dignity and restraint set him apart from corrupt rivals. The piece attacks smear campaigns since 1933, lauds Dewey's governance, war service, and public conduct, and argues opponents push ridicule over critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dewey
Dewey
Albany
Lehman
Roosevelt
al Smith
Silhouettes About Town Sees Hollywood Gossipy Mix
Walter Winchell column notes Olivia de Havilland visiting town ahead of To Each Its Own with appearances at the Music Hall and the Copa. The piece roams through industry figures, socialites, and risqué humor from clubs like Ciro’s and the Stork, naming actors, directors, and society names while sketching a night life portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia DeHavilland
Music Hall
Saucite Bill
Roxy
Lile
Dezi
Wio
Oswald Jacoby
Rosamund Marshall
Kitty
Duchess Hutspur
Singapore
Serge Rubenstein
Ciro
Village Corners
Gilmore's
the Mermaid
Broadway gossip and stock dreams fade to fortunes
A rowdy San Antonio Light item riffs on love, stock schemes, and showbiz chatter across New York and Hollywood. It notes a former waiter turned self styled financier who lost big in the 1926 crash, now rumored as a millionaire with 75 000 dollars, and threads in celebrity mentions from Betty Price to Eddie Heywood while warning about Attlee and Palestine arms news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
George
Paul
Swan Lake
New York
Betty Price
Eddie Heywood
62Nd Street
Hollywood
Arthur Godfrey
Joan Mitehrit
Palestine
Attlee
Britain
Jackie Coogan
Flower Parry
Harold Cope
Blower J
Cope
Aylene Francis
Martin Gabel
N. J
Calif
Sth Ave
Maury Maverick Campaign Aims to End Elevator Hats
Ten and twenty years ago May 13, 1936 report San Antonians reading of Maury Maverick pushing to end the custom of gentlemen removing hats in elevators. The city water works board is noted as concerned with school taxes and a $500000 back tax demand dated May 13, 1926 is cited. Maj Ralph Royce transfers from Brooksfield to Langley field to command the Air Service Training school.
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San Antonians Yread
Maury Maverick
Maj
Ralph Royce
Air Service
Brooksfield
Langley Field
Air Service Tre
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Office of Price Administration
Thee ‘Treasury
Fred M. Vinson
Tobinsun
Westbrook Pegler
Tom Thumb
Jess Willard
la« Guardia
Stalin
Winston Churchill
Tellay
Fuller Construction Company
Harold Trhes
Lionel Barrymore
Tie
Gerbert
Hoever
Hoover
Charlie McCarthy
Jim Farley
Tammaany
Marty Truman
Henry Wallace
Farley
Smith
Ai Smith
Stassen
Minnesota
Leon Henderson
Tommy the Cork
Harry
Hop
Sammy the Rose
Alexander Woollcott
Walter Winchell
Sallies
Que Alley
Rogers Stearns
Nest
Oz Welson
H’wood
Jerry Lester
Mussolin
Midtown
Bailo City
Brenda Frazier
John 5
Kelly
Billy Rearson
The
Stork
James Kollar
Broadway
Dorothy Tashie
Philly
Social Rez
Ailsa Mellon Bruce
Yeddy Receh Mellons
Laurer Greenway
New Yorko
Curtain Éalls
Eddie Davis
Leeyon
Eddeez
Phil Brite
Miguelito Vallez
LaConga
Cluny Brown
Boyer
Lubiteth
WIZ
McIntyre
Cosmo
Betty Jane Balch
Sherry
Main Street
Julia Dorn
United Artist
Marty Heflin
Washington, D. C
Fred Rath
Donna Mura
Mexico
Mister
Merle Hayden
Lewis Proctor
Adele Mara
David Street
Mike
Florida
George Antipas
Galt
SAN Antonio Light
San Antony Light
San Antonio Guetta
Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Associatéd Presa
SIETO
ASU
Sunde
Sunil
Atone
San Antoni
Peery i Rane Clana
Congrenk
S.A
City Water Works Board
C. A. Goeth
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