Unified Command Shape Unified National Defense Plan
A historical overview argues that unified command across army navy and air forces is essential after wartime tensions. It cites Secretary Forrestal detailing exclusive roles for each service in strategic air warfare submarine duties and land defenses, calling for complete coordination and universal military training enacted by Congress.
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mid-Atlantic
Mid- Pacific
Admiralty
Congress
Department of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
Defense
James A. Forrestal
Forrestal
Newport
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
Lewis EK. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Omar Bradley
Nsstef
Secretary of Defense
America
Broadway Roundup Glimpses of Society and Show Biz
Walter Winchell surveys New York nightlife from Broadway to social pages. Notes on Ethel Merman’s spotlight, Sonja Henie in the Mediterranean, Buck and Allyson in midtown, Pauline Betz’s January wedding, and a Park Avenue charity gambling sting. Also reports on FCC lobbying, TV fears among movie moguls, and various society happenings around Times Square.
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Ethel Mernan
Dinger
Sonjx Henie
France
Mediterranean
Channel
Frank Buck
Jim
Dick Powell
June Allyson
Beverly
Lucius Beche
Marius
Junius
Dedius
Brutus
Pauline Betz
Washington
Caijyumlat
Jinx” Falkenberg
TexafcCrary
Eugenia
Jahn Steinback
FCC
Fred Allen
Roxg
Variety
Times Square
Jack Ralling
Babe Ruth
Perry Alexander
Penn Siaison
Kemnaley
John Tox
Sotto Voce
Reno
CBS Exec
Rose Bigman
Columm
City Hallers
Poice
Wallander
Gloria Manning
Curt Weinberg
Virginia Sutton Everson
Miami Social Register
Zolotow
N.Y. Times
Colutct
Hearing Aids and Hearing Loss Advice for Patients
The text advises consulting a physician before buying a hearing aid and explains that wax removal may restore hearing. It outlines two receiver types air conduction and bone conduction, notes potential squealing if unsealed, and suggests molded plastic earpieces. It discusses speech sound patterns, decibel ranges, and factors like nerve damage, age, and duration in determining aid value.
Hearing Loss and Speech Loudness Guidance
Dr H N Bendessa explains factory work loudness ranges from 30 to 60 decibels. People with 30 to 40 decibels miss quieter sounds and feel others mumble. those with 40 to 50 decibels struggle to follow conversation and need hearing aids. consult a physician for guidance. A separate Q&A notes jealousy often signals inferiority and may improve with psychoanalytic determination of cause.
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King Fest. Synd, Inc
Eleanor the Great and the Tom Clark Fronts
A skeptical column accuses Eleanor Roosevelt of using her influence to promote radical groups and liberal causes while avoiding public election offices. It argues she allied with organizations deemed by Tom Clark as fronts for Muscovite influence and mocks her stance on education and democracy.
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New York
Eleanor the Great
Thomas Committee
The
Herald Tribune
Eleanor
Roosevelt
Sponser
Dhdlvid
Tom Clark
Muscovite Cononiracy
W Hie
Tater
Russia
Soviet
Ins
Western
Europe
China
Algo
Eleanor the Great and the liberal threat in wartime politics
Wastbrook Pegler critiques Eleanor Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins challenging wartime governance. He portrays their plan as a direct attack on personal privacy and family life, arguing it would conscript civilian life and unleash a communal, barrack society. The piece labels this liberalism as dangerous and contrary to Republican governance.
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United States
Roosevalt
Kow
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Eleanor the Great
Republican Congress
King Wea
Synd. Inc
These Days by Pearse EB Sokolsky
These Days reviews The New Yorker as failing wit and humor while debating national defense. The essay critiques the magazine’s stance on air power and peace power, Nye committee history, Soviet Russia, and isolationist vs interventionist views, citing Pearl Harbor lessons and U.S. security concerns.
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Pearse EB Sokolsky
New York
The
New Yorker
Nye Committee
Hoyt S. Vandenberg
United States Air Force
Vandenberg
National Defense
America
Pearl Harbor
Uncle Sam
Washington
Doll Woman Faces Shadowed Investigation Rumors
Rumors swirl about a continuing probe reaching prominent figures described as the doll woman. The text hints at financial motives and observers expect the investigation to widen, with references to a sea voyage and a potential yacht trip involving Phillip Nolan and a distribution group.
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Renegades
Phillip Nolan
J, N
Parryin g reporter questions with John L. Lewis en route
Ten and twenty years ago notices recount a 35 minute pause by CIO leader John L. Lewis in San Antonio on a trip to a labor conference in Mexico City. The column, dated September 4, recalls past events and a snippet about North Alshame in 1928.
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John L. Lewis
CIO
San Antonio
Mexico City
Ps North Alshame
San Antonio rental control debated amid city council meeting
A noisy gathering in San Antonio discussed rental regulation with options including a city committee to set fair valuations or a legislative petition to enact controls. The scene featured a disorganized council chamber as minutes were read and petitions sorted in a brittle, old-typed setting.
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San Antonio
Ayast
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Tunisia
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Rhine
mid-Pacific
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Solomons
Ctmy
Alexander
Caesar
Napoleon
Broadway
Walter Winchell
Manhattan
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Plaza
Auvile
Madison Ave
Nancy Chioremis
Spade
Morey Amsterdam
Henry Jerome
Edison Green Room
Jane Nigh
Clark Cartier
Eileen Herrick
Richard Sears
Joanne Connelly
Peter Salm
Charles Adams
Kingston, N, VA
Helen Morgan
New York Mirror
Dr. H. N. Bendessa
Wastbrook Pegler
Hitler
United ‘States
Asia
Mr. Ross
Stalin
United Nations
Berlin
King
Tag
SAN Antonio Agui
Bari
Arthur Yrugs
Baer
Kilcher
Dolla
Mascau
L.A. Light
Mister
Breger
Smith
Scientific Society of
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Heuninger
Kentucky
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