Abuse of a Right and the Spread of Obscene and Defamatory Lit
The piece critiques the misuse of press freedom through obscene literature and propaganda. It highlights cases in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, and Boston where publications like Memoirs of Hecate County Under Cover and The Protestant drew condemnation for anti religious or anti Catholic writings, anti Semitic content, or false accusations. It notes lawsuits, denials of official ties, and warnings about smear books and sensational material fueling bigotry and political attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles County
California
Edmund
New York
Chicago
Arthur Derounian
John Roy Carlson
Walter Winchell on Allied War Crimes and German General Staff
Walter Winchell critiques postwar justice and Allied handling of Nazi leaders. He argues Schacht Vor Papen and Ritzsche aided the Nazis yet were acquitted, and laments leniency toward war planners while condemning domestic double standards in justice and geopolitics. He cites Deutsche Wehr and questions why figures like Kamp evade trial, calling out persistent militarism and policy shifts after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winchell
Heil Aitlert
Pritts
Schacht
Vor Papen
J Ritzsehe
Broadway Rut Dissent Highlights Cold War Draft Debate
Notes on Eisenhower’s cautious view of war risk clash with demand to draft more Oct quota. Questions arise about Alaska maneuvers and atomic stockpiles as MPs loom globally. War Crimes Trial coverage in Nuremberg grows tedious. Tass mischief quips surface as protesters face outcomes for wartime figures and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhoiver
Selective Service
Alasaka
Rabies facts and early treatment guidance in early vaccine era
An article explains rabies as a deadly disease with no cure, noting its human infection via bites and the Pasteur vaccine. It stresses early post bite action, observation of the animal when possible, immediate antirabic serum if risk is high, and wound washing with antiseptics as advised by Dr. Thomas J. Chiffole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
Chicago
Thomas 1. Chiffole
Nashville
Preventing Rabies Through Early Vaccination
Dr H N Bundesen warns against silver nitrate and strong acids for rabies wounds, noting no treatment after six hours can eliminate the virus. Animal bites require prompt medical consultation, as rabies is 100 percent fatal once symptoms develop. The correct approach is prevention via early vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Features Syndicate
Inn
Wagner Act blamed for labor unrest and commerce decline
Westbrook Pegler argues the Wagner act empowered unions and union bosses, claiming it distorted justice, allowed illegal picketing and interstate restraints, and led to violence and disruption in industries. He contends Roosevelt and Wagner used false pretexts to aid unions and damage the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
New York
Wagner
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Slill
United Mine Workers
Robert F. Wagner
Treasury
Congress
Steel Workers
United Auto Workers
C. SO
Gleam Nightclub Reopens After Remodel
The Gleam Nightclub, closed for summer, undergoes remodeling and expansion and will reopen its former location with a new look and offerings this Saturday night. Local sealer notes nearly all penny weighing machines in San Antonio are inaccurate, citing a citywide issue. Forbes plans a second regional survey of South Texas resources as development accelerates. Armando M. Blas, a soldier, reports a car wound from a waxed paper bullet during the San Juan Hill battle reenactment context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Forbes
South Texas
San Juan Hill
Rough Riders
Armando M. Blas
Greek benevolent meeting lauds Hearst support for Greece
NEW YORK, Qdt. Morean 800 delegates from across the United States attended the 2nd annual convention of the Federation of Steven Hellas Greek benevolent organi zation at the Hotel Capitol. Archbishop Albenagoras praised Hearst papers for aid to the Greek cause. Senator James E. Mesd and Robert F. Wagner Jr. touted Hearst as a friend of Greek freedom. A resolution urged the United Nations to secure Greece’s final borders to protect it from encroachment and was sent to President Truman.
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New York
Qdt
Morean
United States
The
Federation
Steven Hellas
Greek Benevolent Organization
Capitol
Hearst
Albenagoras
North
South America
James E. Mesd
New York City
Robert F. Wagner Jr
United Nations
Greece
Truman
When Mauriello Fought Louis the Real American Prize
A column reflects on the Louis Mauriello boxing bout and the broader American spirit. It portrays Mauriello as a determined fighter despite a childhood leg difference and credits self-mastery and perseverance as the true prizes in life. The piece honors resilient individuals who overcome handicaps and contribute to society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Toni Mauriello
America
Tami Mauriello
Hearst on the Beam Defends Policy Against Communism
Across America a looming fall war shadow from Russia and Communism is noted. Abroad Russia is seen as seeking to seize Europe and Asia, while at home Communists are described as a Gigante threatening U S interests. Hearst papers are praised for opposition to appeasement of the Soviet and for a strong military stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Russia
United States
Europe
Asia
Moscow
Washington
Hearst
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Church League of America
Boston
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Madame
By Burris Jenkins, Jr
Weest Consolidated Foblications, Inc
Edd Johnson
GS “Deutsche Wehr
Justice Dep
Thera
Dep't
U. 8
Department of Justice
Joseph P. Kamp
Constitutional Educational League
Kamp
Bar of Justice
Rosenberg
Sealfous
State Dept
von Papen
Ms Vestruction
Gen
Eiseneower
Broadway
Tn Nueraberg
Tass
Frances
Perons
Killings
Kuhns
Mewilliams
P. Maloneys
John Roy Carlsons
Law and Order
Dr. H. N
House
Senate
Thoosevelt
White House
Pittsburgh
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Gleam
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Harety’ H. Schlacht
Sellacht
Stephen Sconas
Elsie Robinson
Tani
Yankee Stadium
Tami Maurietto
Tami Mauriclios
King ‘Features Syndicate
Andy
Daly
Sundersteather
Taonth
Rar
Comdelana Myatier
Coostown
Mirch
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