Century of Service Celebrates Typographical Union Centenary
The centennial year of the International Typographical Union, founded May 2, 1852 in Cincinnati, marks a historic observance of printers work nationwide. Hearst newspapers, the union’s Pacific coast pioneers, maintained a long productive relationship with management and labor, with William Randolph Hearst as an honorary member who valued skilled printing and loyal tradespeople.
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International Typographical Union
Cincinnati
Hearst
Pacific Coast
William Randolph Hearst
Interna
Tional Typographical Union
Moscow Is Paradise Lies Behind Iron Curtain Propaganda
An Associated Press report quotes a Moscow observer who describes Russians as believing their living standards are the highest while American poverty and unemployment are exaggerated by Soviet propaganda. He notes crowded housing, long queues, and fashion reflecting the 1930s, yet the propaganda portrays Moscow as paradise enow.
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America
Associated Press
Moscow
Forget the Past and Start Anew Say Goodbye to Regret
Elsie Robinson counsels adults to stop dwelling on past mistakes. Regret harms ambition and self respect, she says. After making amends, forget the errors and begin fresh, choosing kindness and tolerance to build a better life. The piece urges moving forward despite lingering sorrow.
Shining Path of the Just Referenced in Proverbs Verse
A quoted Bible verse from Proverbs 4 18 notes the path of the just as a shining light that grows brighter toward the perfect day, framing a message of increasing spiritual clarity.
Sokolsky on Russia's Growing Navy and Global Threat
George Fe. Sokolsky argues that postwar Soviet militarization, aided by lend lease, has produced a formidable force including 225 divisions and hundreds of submarines. He warns the USSR aims to project power, potentially challenging the United States, with submarines and naval buildup as key threats. Copyright 1952 King Features Syndicate.
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George FE. Sokolsky
Soviet Russia
Stalingrad
United States
Russia
Europe
U.S. News and World Report
Adm
Togo
Great Britain
Germany
Western Europe
King Fea
Ssn., Inc
Near Sokolsky Sunday S. m. at Sp. over KARO
A fragment notes an event near Sokolsky each Sunday in the afternoon at specific starting time over KARO. The readable text mentions a weekly occurrence possibly related to a venue or program, but details such as full name, location, purpose, or organizers remain unclear.
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Sokolsky
Sp. m
Karo
Spelvin Encounters a Talking Jackass in Street Dialogue
A George Spelvin impersonation at Elm and Spruce leads to a surreal exchange with a talking jackass who boasts of radio fame and backstage influence. The creature mocks Spelvin’s politics, cites labor and civil rights themes, and recalls 1949 inauguration theatrics. The scene shifts from street banter to a broader satire of power and conformity.
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Westbrook Pegler
George Spelvin
Elm and
Spruce
Jackass
Mr. Spelvin
Labor
Ed Flynns
Boyles
Dave Dubinsky
Kansas City Gorillas
CIO
South Carolina
United States
Fink
Taft
MacArthur
Spelvin
Kirg Features Syndicate, Inc
Right Diet and Nutritional Therapy in Disease
The article discusses the vital role of diet in health and illness, detailing how nourishment must adapt to diseases like severe diarrhea and kidney stones. It covers injections of vitamins A and D, carbohydrate-rich diets for liver cirrhosis, and the use of choline and methionine, with emphasis on individualized nourishment and alternative delivery when eating is inadequate.
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Taft
Diet and hormone questions about cancer risk
Dr H N Bundesen discusses diet importance for patients and urine acidity. A reader asks if female hormones cause breast cancer. authorities dispute it but many believe menopause hormone doses used to treat symptoms do not cause cancer.
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K. K
King Fea, Syn., Inc
Bacring Down on the News by Bugs Baer
Arthur Bugs Baer recites a column riff about political gossip and whispered takes on Eisenhower Kefauver Tobey Warren and Stevenson. The piece details double hearsay from street corners and cigar stores about presidential contenders and rumors, presented in Baer’s light satirical voice.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
May 24 historical notes show city projects across decades
Ten and twenty year marks from May 24 1942 to May 24 1892 highlight San Antonio health drives X ray efforts for tuberculosis 30 000 west side residents, tree memorials to veterans along Highway 3 A, Better Business Bureau beginnings at the chamber of commerce, Social Purity League officers, City National Bank construction plans, and new business houses rising between San Pedro Creek and Laredo Street.
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San Antonio
West Side
Better Business Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
City National Bank
Trust
San Pedro Creek
S. Laredo St
City Improvement Plan Announces Major Upgrades
For the Good of Our City The Light Urges reconstruction and repair of all city streets and bridges. Completion of the modern street lighting program and a new traffic signal light system. Proposes a new city hall police headquarters and health building. Commerce Buena Vista overpass and sewer water extensions citywide. Storm sewer construction and flood control project participation.
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Commerce-Buena Vista St
Broadway Showbiz Roundup and Rumors in 1952
A 1952 New York Mirror column compiles showbiz chatter across radio TV and stage. Mentions Reneing contracts at Liggett Myers CBS schedules shifts for Hope Crosby and others. Notes Salient items include Samia Gamal Pat Neal Rose Mary Clooney Corkscrew career updates and backstage views of Broadway productions and theater personnel.
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Walter Winchell
Liggett & Myers
Chesterfield
Fatima
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Perry Camp
Storks Club
Finace
CBS
Godfrey
Jose Ferrer
Phyllis
Rosemary Clooney
Eileen Peel
Britain
Wings
London
Equity
Samia Gamal
Pat Neal
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Black Sea
Brotherhood of Men
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Dr. H. N
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Kefauver
Tobey
Gov. Warren
Adlai Stevenson
L.A. Light
Bexar County
Alamo and
San Jacinto
Houston
Est
Social Purity League of
Hicks Bidge
C. B. Cross
W. S. Townsend
J. P. Ward
F. W. Smithers
the Criterion
Starrey Kreamer
Eartha Kitt
Lucille
Lucille Ball
Helen Gallagher
Joey
the Empire
Peggy Lee
WPIX
John Granger
Teevy
Henry Hull
Alvin Theater
Robert Maguire
Henry Fonda
Alvin
Trader Tom’s
Howard Slughes
San Francisco
M. Stevens
Republic Heater Co
Los Angeles
RKO
el Borracho
J. J. Astor
Palm Beach
Jamie
Lever Bros
Park Ave
Mr. Roberts
John Fortune Ryan
South Seas
Billy Rose
Eleanor
Billy
New York Mirror
Wincheil
Mister Breger
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