Senator Bali Links Soviet Communism To Global Instability
Senator Ball asserts that Soviet Communist philosophy is the greatest obstacle to world peace and justice, backed by Stalin's Moscow May Day address praising military expansion. The speech contrasts liberalism with Soviet authoritarianism and labels the USSR an imperialist power advancing by force and coercion.
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Bali
Minnesota
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Russia
Ball
Moscow
Soviet Union
Inside story of the coal strike negotiations and leaders
Washington dispatch reveals that the real strike is a catastrophic phenomenon beyond White House understanding. Miners demand backpay for holidays while operators and officials focus on trivial issues, delaying any settlement as rail travel shuts down and industry stalls. Lewis wields power, seeking gains for his union, with Truman hesitant to seize mines. The piece questions motives, legality, and potential push toward nationalization, citing Ed McGrady and C I O tensions.
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Washington
White House
Lewis
Conserves
Ford
Truman
Roosevelt
John Lewis
Britain
France
Weill
Ed Burke
O'Neill
C. T
Ed McGrady
King Featties Syndicate
Wrestling Through Night to Find a Blessing
A 1946 sermon uses Jacob’s night wrestling to urged readers to endure hardship. It urges confronting fear and pain, resisting surrender, and seeking a promised blessing through persistence. The piece emphasizes personal resilience and finding strength in struggle amid a ruined world.
May 17 1986 Exposition park stadium site move urged
East Side residents pressed Washington support to place a stadium at Exposition park after a secret session where Mayor C K Quin and commissioners designated the site. Max Melcher Specialty Co announced the first carload of Blatz Milwaukee beer in cans. Prohibition raids in 1926 San Antonio seized beer joints as city milk rules tightened. Kid Pancho bets on a 12 round scrap with Kid Lenche at Black Stadium tomorrow night.
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C. K. Quin
East Side
Washington
Exposition Park
Max Melcher Specialty Company
Blatz Milwaukee
Kid Pancho
Kid Lenche
Black Stadium
State of the Union critique by Westbrook Pegler now
Westbrook Pegler argues against the stage and movie treatment of political material in a lengthy critique of the play State of the Union by Russel Crouse and Howard Lindsay. He condemns it as a costly, educational mass of drama that distorts politics and promotes fear, labeling the plot as a fascist danger and mocking Hollywood, Wall Street, and political players while predicting mob-like reaction and political manipulation.
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Russel Crouse
Howard Lindsay
New York
Nellie
Bertha
Blaney
Davis
Washington
Hollywood
Walter Winchell Flashes From Here and There In 1940s gossip
The column notes guard pay at Alcatraz and Sing Sing, and a 1940s nightlife glimpse with midtown hotel bars described as desirable and risky. It mentions plans for staged news photos, editorials on cabinet members and HST, a Polka Dot Fashion Guild prize for a photo, a Saks foyer peddler, a possible Westport Riviera, a Jed Kiley memo, and a government distillery production cut facing 40 percent limits amid lingering anecdotes.
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Alcatraz
Sing Sing
Fila
Jewel Curtis
Eye
Capitolians
Lecy. Byrnes
U.S. A
Pals
Wallace
Schwellenbach
HST
Saks
Westport
Conn
Loup Shore Club
Mucho Mazuma
Jed Kiley
St Francis Hospital
Miami Beach
Broadway slice and Paris window shops bring fuss to town
The note mentions Lea and Usele Sam denying actions, Noble Sissle back from Paris with crowded Paris windows, Valerie Hidveghi as a Hungarian singer in Hollywood, Slim Gaillard’s platter Yep Roc Heresay, a jive tune, Arabian menu lyrics, New York gendermes facing a busy summer with families sleeping in parks, Eddie Buzzell recalls two months in civilian clothes.
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Noble Sissle
Paris
Hollywood
Valerie Hidveghi
James Tigers
Fellas
Slim Gaillard
Yep Roc
The Ideal Shoe: Essentials for Foot Comfort and Health
Medical experts weigh in on the ideal shoe standards with no single type fitting all feet. Shoes should be stout yet flexible, waterproof but breathable, durable and repairable, and fashionably unobtrusive. Heels up to one and a half inches are acceptable. higher heels risk foot damage. A snug instep and a firm heel support are advised, with metatarsal padding when needed, and a seven eighths inch heel is considered a balanced default.
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Norman C. Lake
England
Lake
Choosing Shoes To Protect Your Feet
Dr H N Bundesen advises that shoe choice affects rubbing werns calluses and deformities. For long walks or mountain climbs a strong thick sole helps, while ordinary use benefits from a lighter flexible sole. Careful selection aids foot protection and comfort.
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