Extent of Crime Outrage Over Lithuanians in U S
The American Lithuanian congress in New York denounces Russian occupation of Lithuania. It argues Lithuanians in America voice what Lithuanians at home cannot say, highlighting mass oppression, religious suppression, and famine in Soviet controlled territories and condemns postwar Allied concessions at Tehran Yalta and Potsdam.
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New York City
United States
Lithuania
Lithuanian Congress
Russia
America
Sovi Etipied
Germany
Baltic States
Ukraine
Communist Party
Arctic
Tehran
Yalta
Potsdam
Europe
A Poetical Take On Sherry Temper and Marriage
The speaker mocks psychoanalysis as a cure for temper and argues plain common sense prevails. William Grant Sherry admits a fiery temper and doubts a psychologist can cure him, insisting temper is a learned flaw not fate and must be controlled regardless of marriage to actresses.
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Bette Bayis
William Grant Sherey
Temper and tempering lessons from Elsie Robinson
The excerpt argues that people cherish temper as a display of power and importance, enjoying others’ fear or cringe. It suggests temper is a costly habit, not easily cured, and notes a self-help approach by Mr. Sherry, described as a costly path that offers little real benefit.
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Sherry
Bible Verse on Glorifying God in All You Do
A devotional line from 1 Corinthians 10 31 emphasizes doing every act whether eating or drinking to honor God, framing daily choices as expressions of faith and worship with enduring Christian relevance.
Debates Over Dulles Victory Reflect Postwar Politics
In a wartime era of smear campaigns and party realignments, voters weighed Herbert Lehman’s win over John Foster Dulles amid charges of bigotry and mixed loyalties. Upstate and city voting patterns, factional splits within Republicans and Democrats, and the rise of Communist and Socialist blocs shaped a fragmented New York electoral landscape.
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Herbert Lehman
John Foster Dulles
Truman
John Foster Dujles
Lekmen
Dulles
Abba Hillel Silver
Hernard Baruch
New York City
Upstate
William O'Dwyer
Demoocrats
Vite
Marcantonio
Cormtunists
United States
Lehman
Daily Worker
Ik Wis
Nnts
Liberal Party
Soviet
Russia
Medina
Vito Marcantonio
Jiatlee
Did You Know About Octopus Color Change and Citrus Faults
A quirky note states octopuses shift color to blend with ocean bottoms and mentions eflon as one of the oldest citrus faults known to man. The text also claims a biblical reference in early Bible parts.
Direct Responsibility of Representations to the People
A quotation emphasizes the direct responsibility of all representations to the people and stresses keeping office terms brief so that accountability remains foremost in public service.
Eleanor the Great memory sparks New York critiques
Westbrook Pegler reports on the second installment of Eleanor the Great, noting reactions by book reviewers and readers. He highlights claims of marital strain between Eleanor Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt and contrasts with Olive Clapper’s praise for another memoir, Washington Tapestry, while criticizing the use of status for personal political gain.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Eleanor the Great
United States
Sunday Book Review
New York Times
Elizabeth Janeway
Washington
Lone
James
Roosevelt
Hegun
Creal
Eleanor Roosevelt Memoirs Stir Debate On Marital Record
A controversial critique argues Eleanor Roosevelt biasedly shaped public views of her husband Franklin and their family. It cites alleged affairs, public absence from the White House, and costly travel to Guadalcanal, questioning motives and persistence of the Roosevelt cult.
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Olive
Franklin
Eleanor
Ollie
Roosevelt
Satellies
White House
Trom
Gleanor
Red Cross
Pat Robinson
International News
Guadalcanal
Teporte
Pat
Ballyhoo
Herald Tribune
Lewis Gannett
Gannett
King Meatures Syndicate
Grave Emergency in Asthma Attacks Prompts Hospital Care
A patient with asthma experiences periodic severe attacks and possible status asthmaticus requiring urgent hospital transfer. The room should be dust free with a washable mattress cover. common drugs like epinephrine and antihistamines often fail in status asthmaticus, with further doses causing nervousness and tachycardia.
Treatment guidance for Bundesen patients applies to another dose
Or H Bundesen patients may be administered again with emphasis on intravenous fluids and oral intake as tolerated. Aminophylline is noted as a potentially valuable drug but requires cautious use under physician directions, especially with heart disturbances. care and monitoring advised.
10 and 20 Years Ago From Files of 5 A Light
A compilation of past notes dated November 14 from 1940 to 1899, recounting events such as Borglum’s Wilson statue destroyed in Poland by Germans, Riverside Park golf links assurances, coast artillery practice directed by airplane, a Spanish proverb on fate, and a wedding between Jose Medina and Juana Martinez in a California restaurant circus setting.
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Germany
Hitler
Gutzon Borglum
Woodrow Wilson
Poznam
Poland
Riverside Park
Maayar Cat
Chambers
Coast Artillery
FE Crockett
Galveston
Ralph Royce
San Antonio
Commercialiam
Jose Medina
Juana Martinez
California
Francis Diaz
Tockhart
Yeaterday
Guitall Hovel
Larodo Sf
Stanbed
Antonio Gonnalen
Celeb watchers and Broadway scoops in Walter Winchell column
On Broadway broadcast by Walter Winchell notes celebs and shopping near Fifty Ninth and Fifth. Ex president Hoover strolling Lexington. Henry Kaiser at Keb built by Willow Run. Cary Grant in traffic. Tony Martin to be paid 45 900 for three weeks at the Roxy.
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H. Hoover
Ang Lexington
Fifty Seventh
Daily Gayem
Henry Kaiser
Willow Run
Gene
Fowler
Stork
Tony Martin
Roxy
Mary McCarty
Eduardo
Alberty
Teague
Johny Thompson
Marlene Dietrich
Central Park
Sir Cedrick Hardwicke
Cary Grant
Breaking Down On the News By Bugs Baer
ARTHUR Bugs Baer mocks Russian claims of inventions as misdirected, notes language barriers and era gaps, questions whether the Soviet Union has the A bomb, and urges skepticism of Moscow statements. Dist by International News Service.
Independent News Fragment From San Antonio Gazette Archive
Fragmentary OCR text from a January 3 issue of the San Antonio Gazette mentions Associated Press material and consolidated publications. It references publication offices and a republication stance but lacks coherent event details or names.
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San Antonio
Sap Antonia
Gazette
Usaret Consoriated Publications, Inc
Way Gt
Sain Antonia
Us Associated
Associated Presata
USA
Iscal Pews Press
AP News
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