Eviction Threat to Hollywood Guild Canteen Sparks Outcry
Miss Mary Pickford urges Americans to prevent eviction of 126 homeless veterans from the Hollywood Guild canteen, a vital service center for maimed and displaced servicemen. She argues permanent veteran housing and continued operation are essential, countering officials’ claims that closures are necessary for safety and sanitation. The piece calls for nationwide support to keep veteran housing and centers open.
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Mary Pickford
Hollywood Guild Canteen
Hearst
Miss Pickford
Hollywood Guild
Boston
Boston Common
Hollywood
Wilson W. Wyatt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
United States
Walter Winchell Notes on News and Censorship Rumors
Walter Winchell recalls Runyon pondering responses to New York coverage and quotes quips from editors and reporters. The piece mocks censorship and nazism, notes Oddities from Boston blue-pencilers, and cites future war predictions by De Gaulle and others in a brisk, episodic column.
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Boston
NBC
Tex McCrarys
Jinx Falkenberg
Myv. McCrary
Wall Street
Walter Winchell
de Gaulle
Paris
Early treatment beats clubfoot legacy of Byron era
A historic note contrasts Lord Byron born with a twisted foot to modern one week newborn care. Dr Ross Gunn explains a traction method that gently pulls the foot into place while tapes secure the position. The approach allows rapid correction with minimal tissue or muscle loss and adjustable force as needed.
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Lord Byron
Ross £. Gunn
Yone
Fleeee
Hare
On Broadway and the duty of reporting truth
A commentary on journalism and the duty to report all news, good or bad. It cites Mark Sullivan and a New York World exchange about the worth of news and the role of editors, with a note on public perception of grim headlines and the balance of worthwhile reporting.
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New York Gazette
New York World
Treatment of clubfoot with rubber bands shows cure
By Dr BH N Bundesen infants treated with rubber bands experience no movement hindrance and can kick normally. All eight cases studied were cured. The method for clubfoot appears most successful, though casts are another option, and rubber bands offer a simple effective alternative.
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King Fells Lynd, Inc
War on corrals on the West Side shelved by juniors
From Files of L. A. Light the September 10 1980 item notes the junior chamber of commerce deceiving a war on corrals on the West Side. It mentions Silvett Mexico's premier main dog riding to kill the Indians and a 1936 date with excursion rates to Nueva Lae at $4.15.
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Junior Chamber of Commmerce
L. A. Light
Silvett
Mexico
Missouri
Nueva
Roosevelt ran for New York governor in 1924 on Smith urge
Westbrook Pegler challenges Mrs Frances Perkins memoir claim about Franklin D Roosevelt’s 1924 governor bid. He asserts Roosevelt refused Smith’s plea at Syracuse then relented after financier John J Raskob guaranteed funds. Pegler details the Warm Springs debt and fundraising, arguing Roosevelt acted for money and health reasons, not political favors.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Frances Perkins
Franklin D. Troosevelt
Labor
Roosevelt
Mrs. Perkins
al Smith
Smith
Syracuse
Robosevelt
Warm Springs
Georgia
Tom Dewey
Boston
Peekins
John J. Rasken
Who’s Who
General Motors
Empire State Building
Raskob
George Foster Peabody
Peabody
Willa’ Woodln
Woodln
the Treasury
Sara Delano Roosevalt
Feax
Stock Market Slips Amid Cautious International News
In New York the market skidded on cautionary international reports, a 17 point drop framed as a psychological reaction. Analysts argued inflation may be less inflationary than prices suggest, while profits lagged behind goods amid a volatile economy and a broad surge in money supply.
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New, York
Economic warning on inflation and stock market risks
Paul Mallon discusses political shifts and a possible hard campaign, noting stock ownership is too fragmented to influence policy. He warns inflation may be curbed if beliefs and profits adjust, mentions wage demands rising in New York, and cites England's debt as a cautionary tale. The piece reflects cautious economists seeking to keep wealth workable amid uncertainty.
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England
Las Asolo
Tnegars
Foun
Membda Associated PR
Associated Prove Ip
Otnarwiss
Fredo
Enthusiasm as a self-made state of mind and drive
The piece argues enthusiasm boosts work and life and is not inherited but built by choice. It compares enthusiasm to starting a car, urging curiosity and active questioning as the ignition for mental and emotional energy. Copyright 240 King Yew Srv. The.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
King Yew Srv
Tne
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Dempsey
Walter
Runyan
Justice Dep't
Ashcon
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Hiller
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N. S. Herald Tribune
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