U.N Safeguard for the Atom Bomb
A Baruch commission report argues UN inspections would not guarantee security if the United States surrenders atomic bomb secrets. It envisions fifty resident inspectors per sizeable plant and an atomic development authority, with research scientists first to safeguard peaceful use and prevention of unauthorized bomb production. It warns that complete security cannot be achieved by surrender.
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Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United States
United Nations
Mr. Barich
Atomic Development Authority
Guileiesa Guardiians
Soviet Russia
America
Raft
Owney Madden
New York
Sing Sing
Madison Square Garden
Primo Camera
Madden
Los Angeles
Canyon
George Raft
Hag
Bugsy Slege
Walter Winchell’s New York Heartbeat Highlights
Walter Winchell’s Byline columns sparkle with star gossip from Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt to William Powell and Patti Clayton. London and Hollywood rumors swirl around Louise Albritton’s accident, Dolly Raskob’s diamond, and Helen Hayes’ uninsurable gems.
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Walter Winchell
New York
Smkovattes
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Whadalznane
William Powell
Stork cub+com
Charles Col Inpwood
Louise Albritton
H'wood
Patti Clayton
Itex Harrison
King of Siam
Blue Angel
V. BK
Wellinpton Son
McKoo
Singapore
Lardy Windermere
Hughes
Milion
Lex. Ave
Dolly Raskob
Broadway Times Square Smalltalk Retains Weekend Noise
A roundup of social chatter and performances from Broadway to Times Square. Notes mention rising prices and slipping standards, a union affair, errant information from a Legion council, and mixed polling results. Topics include roving show listings, concerts by Comdr. Barry Atkins and Dorothy Averell, and theater notes from Bonnie Davis to Harold Baggie.
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Times Square
Nellie Revell
Earl Carpenter
Transport Workers’ Union
Legion Past Council
M. Gray
Roosevelt
Gazeles
State of the Union
Chicago
San Franciso
Slassen
Wallace
Comdr
Barry Atkins
Dorothy Averell
Bonnie Davis
Harold Baggie
Eddy Howerd
Borothy Dlaine
A. A. Knopt
H. Carmichael
Arthur
Matual) Gaeth
Germany
Happy Felton
Paul Villard
le Ruban Bleu
Monica Lewis
Hope
Monica
New Penicillin Treatment for Chest Empyema Surges
Medical researchers report that chest empyema once treated only by opening the chest can now be managed with penicillin. Dr. Maxwell Finland notes penicillin clears infections from pneumococcus streptococcus and staphylococcus when drained via a needle and syringe, with most patients recovering within three to six weeks.
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Maxwell Finland
Harvard Medical School
Penicillin Aids Treatment Of Chest Infections Says Doctor Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen describes penicillin as beneficial for empyema and pleural infections. Even when not curative, penicillin improves the patient’s general condition, making later surgery safer and more likely to succeed.
Raft Durocher Dinner Party Leads to Night of Bets and Backroom Ties
Westbrook Pegler recalls a March 24 1944 gathering at Sherry-Netherlands Hotel where George Raft, Leo Durocher and four women joined guest Mart in Shurin for a night of craps and chatter. Claims include Raft’s thirteen craps throws and Shurin’s $13.50 loss, with ties to Bugsy Siegel, Madden, and a web of underworld figures.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
George Raft
Sherry-Netherlands
Martin Bhurln Jr
Merry Company
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn
Raft
Shurin
Civilization
Ranft
Coldwater Canyon
Beverly Hills
Call
Jey Siegel
Treas
Bugsy
Mr. Rait
Siegel
Phoenix
Arts
Len Durositer
Don
Ride of Life
Mrr Raft
White Sox
Ike
Drienils
Leg Durocher
Behind the Cotton Market Break and Political Hype
Washington analysis traces a sharp cotton price drop to inflated expectations fueled by speculation and OPA disruption. It notes a 320 percent rise to 40 cents a pound, a three day collapse, and a tense Senate hearing where accusations of artificial inflation surface. The piece questions political plots, identifies large losses for cotton farmers, and hints at looming government controls after the election.
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Washington
OPA
Dart
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Oklahoma
Cutton
Texas
Mississippi
Pavernment
Price Readjustment Marks New Period in Nation
Paul Mallon discusses hidden factors in the cotton market and shortages that affect everyday goods. He notes wartime inventory growth, cotton cloth held in warehouses, and shoddy goods, with department stores hesitant to buy. The piece suggests a shift to a higher price environment as the nation enters a new phase.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago October 30
A 1924 note reports Roosevelt and Hoover renounced democracy, with attorney R W B Terrell speaking for Ernest Clemens at a Constitution League gathering. Also, letters to Texas lawmakers urge moving the Pensacola U S Naval training station to Point Isabel and the San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce to model a national campaign for more junior chambers. In 1906 City Marshal Gus A Mauer nan pledges ample police protection at the International Fair against grafters.
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Iain
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maury Maverlock
Jefferson
R. W.B. Terrell
Constitution League
Ernest Clemens
San Antonio
Gus A. Mauernan
Ancient Dwellings in Walnut Canyon Unearthed in Arizona
About 300 cliff dwellings dated 900 to 1100 A D are found in Walnut Canyon National Monument in northern Arizona. The Indian name Taeson, known as Stjukshon, translates to dark spring. San Antonio Light notes Associated Press content.
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Walnut Canyon National Monument
Arizona
Taeson
Stjukshon
Jean
Subscription rates and service details across states
On offer are various subscription plans with six month and one year options, including daily, Sunday only, and special regional rates. The text lists prices for Mexico and San Antonio deliveries, plus second class rates and references to a March act. The fragmentary OCR preserves entities like Texas, Mexico, and San Antonio with noted charges and delivery terms.
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Ee Mali
Veesis Leo
Bue Tales
Mexico
Dee
San Antanto
Canvier
Texas Fowatsa
Ancnts
Acwaterea
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Bob
Ina Ray Hutton
Truman
J. Blingon
Hollywood
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Anthony Edens
Ada
Park West
Marilon Hargroves
Helen Hayes
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Madrid
Herbert Puliter
al Gershwin
Jolson
Julie
Kred
Don Bloomingdale
Ambassador Jeffrey
F. Dominguez
Havana-Madrid
Maya Acosta
Rio
Dave
England
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Stances
Texas Guinan
Ruby Keeler
M. Hellinger
Sindy
Midtown
Broadway
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Sunset Bly
Mack
California
Nevada
Narcotics Bureau
Little Augie Carfano
Pisano
Miami
Paul Mallon
A. Light
U. & Naval
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Point Isabel
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Licht
San Antonio Gazette
Fifth
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Aidmeek
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