Gardner Called Aiding New Congress In Debt Reform
The piece lauds Me. O Max Gardner former North Carolina governor and treasury undersecretary as a prudent voice for federal fiscal reform. It warns of postwar inflation and government excess, urging tax cuts reduced debt and elimination of unnecessary public activities to preserve economic liberty. Gardner’s leadership is pictured as pivotal for upcoming Congress.
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Congress
Me. O
Max Gardner
North Cerolina
Wader
the Treasury
Gardner
Treasury Department
Southern Statesman
Ganiner
Washington
The
Treasury
Tf O. Max Gardner
Walter Winchell and Broadway Glimpses In New York Scene
Walter Winchell notes a restrained New York mood as residents cling to calm amid urban bustle. Broadway producer Maurice Manson signs for Made in Heaven after a home TV viewing, while Max Gordon moves guests upstairs at Park Avenue for a Detroit preview.
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Walter Winchell
New York
Manhallar
Join Golden
Maurice Manson
Max Gordon
Park Avenue
Mentators
Tiny Gazette
Detroit
L. Sillman
Provence Desmond
Leila Ernst
Barbara Perry
Bing
Lawsuil
Ipe Fejer
Vaudeville Returns to Dayton with The Three Stooges On Stage
Ruban Bleu Vaudeville returns to Dayton for the first time in 14 years headlined by the 3 Stooges with Harb Shriner Kitty Katlan and Lena Turner among the cast. Footlight and Fancy-free reviews note Coward’s Present Laughter and Helen Hayes in Happy Birthday with mixed buoyant response.
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Ruban Bleu
Dayton
3 Stooges
Harb Shriner
Kitty Katlan
Peed Lowery
Dorothy Rae
Lena Turner
L. Harrison
Pres
Truman
Moss Hart
Christopher Blake
W. Coward
Clifton Webb
Fuseior
Helen Hayes
Toy Hayes
M. Synpe
Burgess Mererith
Broadway and God Talk Mixed in Quiet Press Notes
A jumble of celebrity names and media tidbits appears as a packed notes page. References include Kate Cornell, Vinnyldd’s christening, Ole Olsen at Mary vernt, Hedy Lamarr and a mock headline, Russell Lord’s The Toteltigentsia, Bernays hired for Henry Wallace, Walter M. Harrison on a copy desk, Earl Wilson’s Pikes Peek or Bust atop a list, Frances Marion joining M G M, a Michael Blankfort novel, and Duell Sloan Pearce’s Louis autobook for syndication. The piece closes with a note about a champ heading to Hawaii in November.
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Kate Cornell
Chip Chop
Ole Olsen
Maryvernt
L. i
Roosevelt
Franklin
Hedy Labfary
Yedy LaMa
Iedy LaWaMa
Womtalk
Frances Marion
M.G.M
M. Curtiz
Herald
Simon and Sintuster
Michael Blankfort
The
Widow-Makers
Duell
Acne Treatment Using X ray Methods Reported
A New York study reports a simple acne treatment using topical medication combined with X ray exposure. In 130 patients the average cure time was 154 weeks with no overall worsening, though two recurrences occurred and one patient had skin irritation.
Treatment claims by Dr Bandesen for various ailments
The document describes treatment by Dr H N Bandesen aimed at overcoming constipation anemia and other disorders with a suggested two meals a day and a well balanced diet. It notes the treatment appears easy to carry out causes no reactions and shows improvement in many acne cases though the text is fragmented and dates are unclear.
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George M. MacKee
New York
Journal of Investigative Dermatology
Tnetuderd
King
Ueefare Fey
Teynl
Natin
Spelvin and Westbrook Pegler on Race and Discrimination
Westbrook Pegler reports a discussion with George Spelvin on race, bias, and how to frame discrimination. They debate depictions of African Americans and whites in hiring, the impact of stereotypes, and the need for tact in public commentary while noting American generosity and wartime aid.
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Wg Vaud
Dickeny
England
Spelvitt
Nin Spolvin
Ian
Sambo
Rastus
Pompey
Rabben
Santhy
Fastis
Puck Magazine
Spelvin
War Department
George Spelvin
Laski Reveals a Secret Reprinted From 1946 Enquirer
The piece argues Soviet Russia seeks global conquest rather than peace. It critiques Stalin and the Communist leadership, citing Laski’s Secret Battalion to claim communism manipulatively distorts peace words while pursuing domination. It notes World War II origins and stresses distrust of Soviet aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Enquirer
Vishinsky
Molotov
Stask
Russia
St. Petersburg
Kerensky
Stalin
Estonia
Latvia
Poland
Romania
Lithuania
Bulgaria
Laski
Fied
Rugsia
Progress and pride versus charity in American life
Elsie Robinson argues for progress and national pride while questioning if abundance has made America a nation of beggars. She recalls a former era of neighborliness, laments charity as shameful, but welcomes free clinics and aid for the old and needy, reflecting on changing social norms in early 20th century America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Anatfema
Jeper
Seguin fair opens as 1936 racing season begins
A crowd of 3,000 race fans attended Seguin’s Guadelupe Fair Grounds for the opening day of the one day racing season. The item notes local events from November 6 in 1926 1916 and 1587 including store site selection and speed limit enforcement.
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Seguin
Guadalupe Fair Grounds
Sanger Brothers
San Antonio
Unclear OCR mail notice from Texas musics payment item
Fragmentary OCR text lists payable in advance for daily and Sunday services with amounts such as 7.20 and 4.05, plus 2.00 and 1.50 for other days. Mentions names and likely schedule notes but lacks coherent details or full names.
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Texas
Sanday
Drexten
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Nick Kenny
Nites Square Confesti
Eddie Dowling
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Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Pegles
George Spelvii
Bilbo
Marion Anderson
Joe Louis
Smith
Wright
Bessarabia
Tim
Weekas
Adolfiter
Josef Stalin
Thei
Harold J. Laski
Wwe
Liberty
Listtar
Jng Agzainst
Elsie Robinson
LIGHT
San Antonio Light
San Antonia Gazette
Bronsway Texas
Symier Playground
Amer Wet
William Furlong
Missouri
St. Lauts
Vaullell
Boeyne
Speeders
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