Planning’s Tragic Failure Under Socialist Regime Hit by Child Decline
The piece argues that postwar British welfare promises failed as ministry health studies show 1947 child growth declines and a rising death rate among under threes. It claims a return to prewar gains reversed by Labour austerity and warns Americans against socialist programs promoted by the Truman administration.
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Labor Party
Ministry of Health
Socialist Labor Party
Truman
Bible Verse: Faithful Wounds From Friends Proverb 27 6
A daily devotional verse notes that faithful wounds come from a true friend while deceitful kisses come from an enemy, citing Proverbs 27:6 as the guiding text for honest critique over flattery.
Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin shaping postwar peace
Commentary by George E Sokolsky reviews Edward R Stettinius account of Yalta and allied leaders. It contrasts Roosevelt and Churchill seeking small nations voices with Stalin arguing for power and control. The piece notes lack of action philosophy and portrays Stalin as master of the three.
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Edward Stetlinius
Churchill
Roosevelt
Stalin
Stet Dinius
Yugoslavia
Albania
United States
Vishisky
Bohlen
Russia
Bahlen
Vishinsky
America
Stettinius
Soviet Russia
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
United Nations
Stettining
Churemil
Eden
Did You Know Bears Increasing in US Populations
The article notes that the number of wild black bears in the United States is believed to be rising. It also states that the District of Columbia has 34 miles of railway.
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United States
District of Columbia
Keller and Alinsky debated in a Chrysler controversy
Westbrook Fegler reports a Detroit businessman K T Keller contests a sensational excerpt about him in a Saul Alinsky biography. The piece argues Murphy’s conduct, Lewis’s threats, and Pressman’s role are disputed, calling the book’s portrayal into question and defending Keller’s anti union stance as cautious rather than hostile.
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Westbrook Fegler
New York
John L. Lewis
Saul Allesky
K.T. Keller
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Keller
Alinsky
Minton, Baich and Company
Eir
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Supreme Court
CIO
Chevrolet
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Lewis
Murphy
Noiy
Hayling
CIG
Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Poltroon Murphy
Lee Pressman
Steelworkers
John L Lewis Book At Center Of False Narrative
A 1949 King Features Syndicate piece quotes Alinsky and Keller disputing a claimed incident involving John L. Lewis and a reporter. Keller denies the confrontation described, insisting no such event occurred and labeling Alinsky a propagandist. The column urges readers to Flynn's The Road Ahead for context.
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Kelley
Alinsk
Lewis
CIO
Ketler
Pressman
Frankensteen
Keller
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Keller
Alinsky
Red
Chrysler
Lansing
General Motors
John I. Flynn
King
Anticoagulants Fight Coronary Thrombosis Threats
Medical overview on coronary thrombosis and evolving treatments. Heparin is praised for rapid action in acute attacks, slowing blood clotting within hours, with benefits lasting through 48 hours or more. D icumarol is criticized for delayed effect in the first day.
Coronary Thrombosis Treatment by Heparin Therapy
Dr H N Bandesen notes that coronary thrombosis is treated with subcutaneous heparin injections every other day for three or four doses. After initial therapy the dose may be reduced and given at longer intervals until the patient is out of bed, then gradually stopped to avoid rapid clotting.
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Dy Lea Loewe
King Brat
Stork Fun Ends as Yellow Cab Halts Hospital Deliveries
From the L. A. Light files, November 5, 1139, the Yellow Cab company stops nurse and baby deliveries to the Robert B. Green hospital after doctors used five passes granted to Maury Maverick. Dr. Mileau Jr. notes doctors had relied on trips to deliver tables, ending the practice.
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Yellow Cab Company
Robert B. Green Hospital
A. Mileau Jr
Maury Maverick
November memories fill the city chronicle
A mixed November archive recalls resignations and public affairs from 1919 to 1023. Notes include City Building Inspector Vienest Gremmiel resigning to enter private business, praised as a top official. government actions during coal strikes boosting San Antonio. a loan shark dubbed a greater menace than thieves. Humane Society talks urging mayoral attention. and a football clash where Austin Varsity bested A and M at the International Fair, followed by field walkouts. The 1889 entry mocks a slow rapid transit line to the fair.
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Vienest Gremmiel
Phil Wright
Texsas
San Antonio Society
Rev
A. Wi
San Allenio Humane Association
Austin
Broadway Celebs and Rainy Night Roars in Town
Walter Winchell’s Broadway roundup notes Eleanor Roosevelt strolling Fifth Avenue with fans, Hope Hampton chased by a traffic cop near Capitol Theatre, Joan Blondell and others at Cub Room, Lena Horne on a Europe tour, Oscar Levant wavering on a new play, Katharine Hepburn braving Central Park rain, and Jo Stafford’s Paramount salary rise to 10000 dollars while Dorsey’s band recalls past glories. Murmurs on Madeleine Carroll, mule train sales, and a Pat’s Day reunion spice the late-night tasting menu of Midtown showbiz.
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Broadway Express
Eleanor. Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Hope Hampton
Capitol Theatre
Sec Langwitch
Joan Blondelk
Lena Horne
Tel Aviv
Nancy Andrews
Dee
Oscar Levant
Kata Hepburn
Central Park South
UN Glove Cornerstone Satire In 1984 Clash
ARTHUR Bugs Baer mocks UN diplomacy while warning of future global strife. He quips the United Nations stashs ideas in a deep freezer and questions its ability to avert or end wars, urging realism and sharp critique amid chaotic world conditions.
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Baeerng
Arthur
Bugs" Baer
United Nations
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