Truman Urges Calm as Cold War Anxiety Fades
President Truman seeks to allay hysteria over imminent war, asserting no near threat and stressing strength as deterrent. He cautions against overreaction while acknowledging grave international tensions and the need for readiness, arguing informed calm best guards peace and national survival.
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Truman
Saya
Chivalry Traced From Desert to Mountain Manners
A rugged sense of chivalry emerges beyond polish, as true gentlemen are defined by inner courtesy rather than outward decor. The author contrasts desert and highland life with cowhand grit, noting dignified restraint despite tough appearances.
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Indy
The Unpretentious Clerk and Family Life in Verse
A compact verse piece contrasts a modest house husband helping with chores with the stereotype of the operatic showpiece. The speaker notes gendered roles and income strain within a household, invoking domestic scenes and social expectations.
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Billy
Tissin
King
Brad
These Days by George E Sokolsky on civil rights and subversives
The article argues that government safeguards must protect civil rights while defending against internal and external enemies. It critiques Congressional limits, FBI independence, and the challenge of identifying subversive activity without eroding liberties. It notes Hoover’s era, lack of coordination, and the need for thorough study of Communist influence in the U.S.
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Congressional
FBI
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
FBC
FAI
U. S
Alger Tiss
Whittaker Chambre
Klaus Fuchs
FEL
Civil Service Commission
Loyalty Boards
House Committee On un-American
Army and Navy
Tydings Committee
Walter Winchell Around and About
Walter Winchell reports on Senator McCarthy linked Amerasia case parties in New York with Red suspects and reporters. Gossip includes Sonny Tufts arrest rumors, Mary Roberts Rinehart warfront memories, and Broadway staging chaos as a theater death certificate mix up stalls no shows.
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McCarthy
Amerasia
New York
Red
Dranca
Mariel Sterr
Variety
Walter Hampden
Grace George
Mr. Technical
The Heiress Star Belinda and Livvy Shine on Screen
A collage of 1950 film notes and quotes highlights Belinda and Livvy with De Havilland earning an Oscar cue, Eleanor Parker tipped for Caged, Joan Miller lauded as a cowgirl role, and Willard Parker in The Secret Fury. Mentions Rosalind and Al Capone in flashback glory.
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Svas
Belinda
Livvy
de Havilland
Eleanor Parker
Joan Miller
Sar
Shakespeare
Katherine Hepburn
Marleville
Rosalind
Willard Parker
Claudette Coltert
Skippy
al Capone
Trench mouth and ulcerative gingivitis reviewed
The article discusses mouth infections including trench mouth and acute ulcerative gingivitis, their symptoms such as ulcers and bad breath, possible causes with spirilla organisms, and treatments using penicillin aureomycin and alternative remedies like liver extract. It notes side effects from aureomycin and reports on trial results and rapid gum healing.
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Vincent
Dueray
Pregnancy after menopause unlikely says medical note
Dr H N Bundesen notes infections may spread if untreated and respond to aureamycin and penicillin. Question about pregnancy after three years without menses answered extremely unlikely. Published by Conrelalit in 1950 King Vent Syut Ine.
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Conrelalit
Tae Lagat
Bunnesen
Sam
Hundesen
B. B. ‘McGee
Mammo
Texas
Bundesen
Perfect attendance noted for San Antonio student
May 16, 1940 tune Wilkinson of Thomas Jefferson High School cited for perfect attendance. She has attended San Antonio schools 11 years without being absent or tardy and never earned a failing grade on a report card.
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Tune Wilkinson
Thomas Jefferson High School
Miss Wilkinson
San Antonio
Readers praise and critique Westbrook Pegler letters
A collection of letters to The Light editor dated May 14 1950 praise and critique Westbrook Pegler and James B Adams. Writers defend Pegler’s forthright Americanism and concise English prose while others express enjoyment of his column and desire its return.
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James B. Adams
Westbrook Pegler
The
Light
Jamey B. Adams
W.R. Hearst
Windhell
Adams
Pegier
Sew
Anthony Wan
Westbrook Pegier
Pegler
Pegter
Kaiserling
Waverly Ave
Columan
Sapphires mined in Judith Basin Montana valued high
Silver and gem sapphires from the Yoro deposit in Judith Basin county Montana are described with values from 20 million to 2 million. Corundum used for abrasives noted. U S Department of Agriculture advances stabilization of guncotton in about a third of prior time. Camp Fire Girls agency operates with members aged seven to eighteen.
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Judith Basin
Montana
U. S Department of Agriculture
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