A. F. L. Critiques Truman Policy Inflationary
The American Federation of Labor executive council urges restraint in wage and price tensions, condemning the Truman administration’s inflationary policy and wage-mabkups. It cites steel strikes, price ceilings, and policy shifts as driving cost of living higher while urging cuts in federal spending and monetary manipulation.
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Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Labor
C.lo P.A.C
Truman
C.L.O
Wa. F. of L
A, F of L
A. F. of
L. Elf
A. F. of L.tefers
Conquest of United States Plotted by Red Master Minds
A detailed insider view by Louis F. Budenz, former Daily Worker editor, alleging a Soviet led plan to undermine American government and culture. He claims Communist directives, through the Daily Worker and party figures, aimed to erode U S unity and morale while preparing for a future armed confrontation.
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United States
Red Master Minds
America
Communist High Command
Louis F. Budenz
Daily Worker
Red Voice
Budenz
Notre Dame University
Fordham University
Russia
United Nations
Europe
Asia
U. S.A
The
Communist Party In America
Communist National Headquarters
Particuarly
Red
Eugene Dennis
Witler
Dimitsi Z. Aur Wisky
Communist Party
Jaques Duclos
Reatler
Moscow
Karl Browder
Union
Joseph Stalin
Duclos
Communist International
John Williamson
Jack Slachel
W. J. Jerome
National Committee
Eugene Tarle
Red Star
Germany
Fiderile
Germay
Orgen
General MacArthur
Soviet Union
Japan
Leningrad
Communist Party of the
V. MM. Molatoy
Ussr
Amercan
J. Louis Engdahl
International Press Correspondente
Stalin
Jacques Duclos
Tomorcan
Doctor Lecture Sets Tone for New Deal Impact
From October 21 1936 to 20 years ago, Dr W B Russ addresses Jeffersonian Democrats of Bexar County on how a continued New Deal will affect doctors and patients. Archbishop A Crossaerts presides over Ursuline academy anniversary pontifical Mass. Ground breaks for El Conquistador hotel in Spanish Acres, a $4 771 000 eight story tourist destination.
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Ockober
W. B
A. Crossaerts
Pontifical Mass
Ursuline Academy
San Antonio
Price Control Crisis and Truman's Meat Policy Tilt
Washington report surveys President Truman's shift away from price controls amid famine pressures. It highlights cabinet divisions led by Agriculture Secretary Anderson and labor bloc pressure from William Green, plus Democratic defections and the political motive to appease voters before the election.
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Washington
Tramen
Taft
Bob Hannegan
Paul Porter
Hannegan
Porter
I. O
Agriculture
Anderson
William Green
Truman
Green
Democratic Party
Pepper
Senate
OPA
Hellish satire and world-war slang in Winchell’s column
A chaotic assortment of pulp humor and political jests mocks wartime figures and ideologies. It parodies Benedict Arnold, Laval, Mussolini, Rommel, and Hitler, contrasts Hell’s best sellers with Karl Marx and Mein Kampf, and wields satirical quips about diplomacy, censorship, and the Paris conference.
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Deaulg
Benedict Arnold
Pierre Laval
Richo
Rankin
America
Himisier
Yugoslavia
Palestine
Mussolini
Howard Goering
Stupermen
Franto
Goebbels
Moscow
Rommel
Hell
Germany
Earth
Hades
Karl Marx
Devils
Ku Klux Klan
Winckel
Huey Long
River Styx
Paris
Broadway Speak Easy Parodies Inferno Scene
A satirical tour through a hellish venue scene with comic riffs on politics and society. Guests, including a new arrival, wander a flaming underworld parody called The Lost Week End, with jabs at labor, inflation, and ideological foes.
New Use for Penicillin in Acute Gallbladder Infection
Dr Rosenthal in New York reports a case where penicillin injections into a vein relieved acute gallbladder infection in a patient with Addison's disease. After three hours of treatment the fever dropped and within days the infection subsided, suggesting penicillin may aid certain germs in gallbladder infection when surgery is unsafe.
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Randolph Rosenthal
New York
Rosenthal
Addison
Penicillin Consideration for Gallbladder Infection Cases
Dr H Ni Bundesen discusses using penicillin to treat acute cholecystitis when surgery is delayed. The note suggests oral or injectable penicillin might help reduce infection as a preparatory measure before operation. The text appears from a 1946 era syndicate column with newspaper boilerplate and republication rights statements.
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King Features Syndicate
Tne
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U.S
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Kremlin
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A. Z. Diessaerts
Wiomer
Texas
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Neal
Congress
Aeang Wintoners
Green and the
Dent
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Co A
Fale
Walter Winchell
Hades Heartbeat
Satan
Humanity
Sible
A. Hitler
Buchenwald
Gerald L. K. Smith
Devil's Beanery
Broadway
John L. Lewis
Fork and Horns Inn
Hammer and Sickie
Saps
Red Devil
Hofbrau
Winchell
Bilbo
Dr. H. Ni
Bundesen
San Antonio Light
San Antonio’ Gazette
Fifth
San. Antonio
G.’ Texan
Associated Pres
Associated
Bertin
Reserva
Bonday
Cartier
Dally
Suntey
Agente
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