American Labor Urges Resistance to Communist Russia
The American Federation of Labor at its Chicago convention adopts a resolution labeling Soviet Russia an enemy of freedom. It claims Russia seeks to infiltrate U S government agencies and the labor movement, urging Americans to reject dictatorship and defend free institutions. It accuses Congress of having Communist organizers and condemns subversive aims toward United States democracy.
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Russia
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
Soviet Russia
United States State Department
United States
Congress of Industrial Organizations
A.F.S
CIO
C S0
Proletaria
America
Venereal Disease Taboo Exposed by Walter Winchell Voice
Walter Winchell discusses the long taboo around venereal disease in American media. He cites Surgeon General Parran, radio and film censorship, and rising VD rates in 1946, warning that prostitution and organized vice threaten wartime gains and public health.
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Youple
Thomas Parran
U.S. Public Health Service
John R. Teller
Ross T. McIntire
U. S. Navy
Prostitution Tolerance in U.S. Cities Sparks Outcry
A reader’s sharp critique targets several American towns including Wheeling, Galveston, Gary, and nearby cities. The note accuses authorities of lax enforcement and urges newspapers to pursue a strong line story exposing corruption and organized vice. The writer calls on reporters to uncover how officials fail public trust.
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Wheeling
West Virginia
Galveston
Texas
Gary
Indiana
Roosevelt landslide provokes astonishment from editor
Wilfred T. Punk, editor in chief of the Literary Digest, said he was astounded at the Roosevelt landslide while forecasting Governor Tanden's election. The item recalls events from November 4, 1950. Preservation efforts for the Governing palace are urged by Texas groups on November 4, 1926. The Suffrage Special traveled to Devine, aiming to arrive for Equal Suffrage events.
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Wilfred T. Punk
The
Literary Digest
Tanden
Closen Froeman
Senate
House
The Sudden Guest by Christopher La Farge review
A Florida tale centers on Miss Leckton a self reliant widow whose storm wrecks her life and home. As floodwaters flood her house she confronts her egotism and learns to rely on others. The work is praised as powerful and unforgettable despite its quiet tone.
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Christopher la Farge
Loner
Jans Green
Fornada
Florida
Leckton
Gale
Fale
Altough
Westbrook Pegler on the Philippines generals message to troops
Westbrook Pegler argues a signed generals message defending American troops in the Philippines is self serving political cant. He says the plea shifts blame to the country and questions the generals' motives while condemning soldiers as undisciplined and unfit. He cites reports of misconduct and calls for better command and discipline, praising Carlson’s leadership and condemning excuses.
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Wesebnook Peglei
York
New York
Vimes
Philippines
Christiansen
Vormmuanding
Western Pacific
Eubank and Carroll
Times
Eyules
Idoafers
A. F
Suntots
Evans Carlson
Carlson
Ben Lear
Memphis
G. I
Phillippines
Communist Desk
F.A.C
Lome
War Department
Cony
King Feas
Syad
Republicans Poised For House Victory Says Columnist
Washington column surveys predictions from Democratic and left leaning officials. It argues Republicans could win a House majority and possibly approach control of the Senate, noting internal party disunity and policy clashes after the war. The piece cites polls and criticisms of Truman era policy handling and party cohesion.
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Washington
House
Senate
Dewey
New York
Lehrman
Truman
CLO
CPA
Congress
Democratic Congress
White House
Hannegan
Eczema Skin Care With Sulfated Oils And Soaps
The article discusses cleansing options for irritated skin such as eczema, noting soaps can worsen irritation. It introduces sulfated oils as milder cleansers that remove oils and dirt without lathering, and mentions their use for removing ointments and for cleansing the ear canal with a mixture of sulfated oil, liquid petrolatum, and water.
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Kael
Robert P. Lille
New York
Ear canal wax removal and dermatitis care guidance
Dr H N Bandesen outlines softened wax removal from the ear canal using olive oil glycerin or sulfated oil, followed by warm water and baking soda rinse. For external ear canal eczema he and ear specialists advise appropriate ointments and sometimes X ray therapy, plus keeping the canal clean with sulfated oil mixtures.
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Car Canal
King Weal
Service
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Texas Historic Landmarks Association
the Sons and Daughters of Lerons of Texas
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Devine
Ember
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Elsie Robinson
King Feat. Synd., Inc
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Belind News
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Wallace
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
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