Postwar world plans face U S taxpayer scrutiny
A Commonwealth Fund survey cites 146 internationalists shaping postwar plans in the United States. Eric A Johnston warns against expanding American financed programs abroad and urges clearer methods, saying the new deal cannot be exported as a global policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Fund
United States
Asia
Patagonia
Eric A. Johnston
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Mr. Johnston
Release of Japs and Pacific War Concerns
A Pacific coast uproar over releasing relocated Japanese civilians is criticized as unwise. District Attorney Fred N. Howser argues no one can safely determine which internees are loyal, warning that testing loyalty would distract from the war effort and threaten national safety.
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Pacific Coast
Pearl Harbor
Fred N. Howser
Losengi County
Broadway gossip and high society hints from a busy page
A sprawling collage of names and rumors including Walter Wimelseli, Dally Mize, and Churchill. Charlie Chaplin and Paulelle Goddard settlement. OPA chief Prentiss Brown quitting. Harry James and Betty Grable talk. surveys of Supreme Court references, Diego Rivera, Rockefeller and various Washington society notes. sports, cinema, and politics mingle in a rapid-fire sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Paulelle Goddard
William Saravans
Hannagans
Suzan Brewster
OPA
Prentiss Brown Gil
FDR
Harry James
Marty Hetty Grable
Louise M. Sazerseied
Lincon Hotel
Gladwin Hills
A. P. Coxre
Spohden
Supreme Court
Marker
Bronze marker placed for Mrs. Noble Houston Brinthurat at Memorial Day
May 25 1814 to May 25 1923 dates anchor a report on a bronze marker dedicated to Mrs Noble Houston Brinthurat daughter of General Sam Houston by the Gayl Auguste us Jones chapter United Daughters of the War of 1822. The ceremony at Mission Burial. A sheriff and state ranger capture is noted in a separate line about Botl ii and Uyalds fad state ranger.
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Noble Houston Brinthurat
Sam Houston
Gayl Augusteus Jones
United Lates Daughters of the War of 1822
Mission Burial
Genural Houston
Botlii
Daliison
Uyalds
Lewis
A. F L
CG. I. O
United Auto Workers
New York
Phil Murray
Walter Reuther
Bark Browder
A.B. L
Ting
Syabeaty
Tne
Listen Wor Lbd by Elsie Robinson portrays wartime home front
Five young defense workers discuss war photographs and the cost of truth. They debate whether civilians should face images of injury and death, noting nurses, wounded soldiers, and the strain on American womanhood, while one girl argues to confront harsh realities.
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Ella
Ethel
Riesenbacker
Lewis Return to A F L Faces Roiling Labor Politics
Washington observes a tentative move by John L. Lewis to rejoin the American Federation of Labor amid fierce opposition from the AFL CIO allies. Key figures Daniel Tobin and Roosevelt alignment influence the timing while internal divisions linger over strategy, wages policy, and coal mine strikes.
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Paul Washington
John L. Lewis
Amaritan Federation of Labor
Lewis
A. Fo
Friends
Roosevelt
A. F. L. Executive Committee
Daniel d. ‘Tobin
White House
Executive Council
Tobin
Tabing
A. F. Lb
Mononucleosis Treated With Sulfa Drug Success
An infectious mononucleosis study by Dr. Harry T. Hoffman and team at the University of Pennsylvania reports sulfa drugs, especially sulfathiazole, producing definite improvement in many patients aged seventeen to twenty seven. Treated patients showed relief of sore throat, sickness, and lymph gland swelling within days, while untreated cases persisted longer.
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Harry T. Hofman
University of Pennsylvania
Hoffman
Wintle
AM Nihe
Fony
Clive Day
Hy Ming Wens
Hearst Replies to Warner on Mission to Moscow Film
The 1943 exchange between William Randolph Hearst and Jack Warner defends Mission to Moscow, arguing the film offers a necessary American viewpoint. Hearst presses fairness and urges reprinting opposing views. Warner responds that his papers have published critical analyses, defending democratic duty and avoiding unfriendly acts.
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William Randolph Hearst
Jack Warner
Joseph
Davies
Moscow
Mr. Hearst
Jolt Money
Suzanne LaFollette
New York Times
Times
Arthur Upham Pope
Janes E. Brown
Russia
Joseph G
Pavlos
Warner Bros
Stew
Guili
Roksin
Dewey
Newey
Suzanne Latollette
Shio
Slate
Dewey Amt Wa Follette
Warner
Fremnom
Bolatevism Ag
Naziam
Cam
Those TEXANS By James Farber
The text outlines Texan efforts toward independence similar to American colonial actions. It notes royal committees of safety and correspondence forming locally before delegates to a general convention were chosen. Leaders like Stephen Austin emerge as revolutionary figures directing Texas toward armed revolt and the assembly of a temporary body to steer the war effort.
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Musi
Daingater
Bi Moline
Mexico
Harter
Ausby
Nm Revolutionary Front
Moxie City
Felipe Kite
Felipe
Texas
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Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Association
New York City
Johnston
America
Congress
Walter Wimelseli
Mae
Dally Mize
Churchill
Diego Rivera
Nelson Rockefeter
Rockefeller
Radin
Evelii Wala
Lean
Washington
Doe
Teho
Dallas
Paul Gett
Thrush
Teddy
St . the Gazettes
Lattes
Con
Chemi de Fey
Thomas Fortune
Ryan Town House
Henry Kaiser
Tun
Henry
Byron Foy
Marle Carnegie’s
Theta
Masslower
Statler
Congressman Lynprebe
Navy
Jimmy Hines
Rom Sing Sing
Harold J. Hall
England
FHI
Scotland
Erol Flynn
Hailywood
Stan Shaw
Carlson
General Andrews
Robina
Wilbur V. Keegan
Warner's
Harold Moskovit
LaGuardia
Nowbold Morris
Miami Beach
Goering
Lim
L.A
Elsie Robinson
Mallon
Cotuen
A. B.C
Mr. Roosevelt
Ay H. N. Bandesen
William Randolph Iearsd
Ocean Frit
Santa Monica
Calif
Warner Bros. Motion Picture Co
Diaoe
James Farber
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