Russian Obstruction and the Push for Western Independence
Postwar Britain and the United States confront Soviet aims as Moscow pursues absorption and dictatorship. The London Daily Mail cites Russia as breeding ground for communism and urges Europe to organize life without Soviet aid, while Western powers tire of Molotov diplomacy and face reality in a stalled, conflict-prone landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
United States
Russia
Europe
Soviet Union
London Daily Mail
Germany
Walter Winchell Manhattan Murals and Nightlife Vignettes
A rapid tour of New York street life and pop culture scenes as Walter Winchell sketches colorful, often pointed, glimpses from Manhattan. He notes quirky sights near St Patrick's Cathedral, a blind boy begging, a chalk sign on a construction fence, and a bootblack on 42nd Street. The column also touches on political endorsements, media fakery, and a roster of entertainers, venues, and radio programs, all presented in a brisk, opinionated voice.
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Manhattan
St. Patrck's Cathedral
51St
Sid Avenue
Haxford
Annie
42Nd Street
6Th Avenue
Buddy
Fragmented World War II era quotes on Germany and power politics
A collage of punchy lines from bars and desks across Detroit and beyond includes Byrenes on a united Germany, Heller on a strong Germany, Roosevelt optimism, and stock market gloom. Notable voices include Shirer Pearsons Lawrence and a line claiming Britain and the U S would ally with Germany in a future war while a Minnesotan calls for satire on Times misquoting.
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Byrnes
Germany
United States
Howie
Reuben’s
Boulevard
Henry Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Stuttgart
St Rose's
Hat-Tipping Hero of the People and His Quiet Wealth
A speaker recalls a generous, principled man described as the richest person he knew not by money but by inner wealth. He treated all, from bandits to laundry women, with equal respect, tipping his hat to every person as a simple, universal sign of dignity. The man’s political stance favored the common man and universal human dignity over party.
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Tie
Des Moines
Harry Truman
Paul McNult
Roosevelt
Wallace
Jesse Jones
Elliott
Henry
Chicago
Frances Perkins
Party of Humanity
F Houd
Henry Wallace
Communist Party
Ring Fess
Sond
Tue
Military drills and political motion at La Gloria meeting
In 1936 Maj Gen George Moseley commands Third Army exercises at Fort Sam Houston while Homer Brooks is named Communist candidate for governor and heads a mass meeting at La Gloria Bank on September 23 19. A North Cher TV street incident ends with whisky bottles scattered and police recovering six rifles.
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Third Army
Fort Sam Houston
George ‘An Horn Moseley
Fourth Corps
Atlanta
Homer Brooks
la Gloria Roof Bankcn
North
Cher
Westbrook Pegler Attacks Henry Wallace as Stalinist Risk
Westbrook Pegler portrays Henry Wallace as a dangerous Stalinist defender in U S politics. He compares Wallace to Hitler era figures, cites Roosevelt era acts, and accuses Wallace of promoting a three-zone world order and executive interference by Stalinists in U S government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
New York
Herry Wallace
Russia
Adolf Tittler
Huey Long
Wallace
Madison Square Garden
United States
Stalin
Citizens’ Political Action Committee
Wallaer
Mostow
American State Department
Agriculure and Commerce
Roosevelt
Critics Fault U S Art Exchange With Britain Show
Washington columns condemn a London exhibition of American paintings claiming it misrepresents US art by showcasing obscure works alongside notable pieces. The piece argues British curators favor polished British masters while Americans offer a cross section, urging viewers to see contemporary US art as stronger than Britain’s.
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Washington
Hogarths
Chicago
New York
London
Wood
Eakins
Homer
Hopper
Benton
Bellows
Spelcher
Hrooks
Inneas
Mayfair
Main Street
Wokome
Constable
Hogarth
Turner
Stein gift underscores art taste over junk in boom era
Paul Mallon argues Miss Stein bequeathed her Picasso to the Metropolitan Museum, not MoMA, to elevate art over commercialism. He laments San Antonio’s art boom, urges stronger promotion of great works, and contrasts European masters with local offerings while noting advertising gaps.
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Museum of Modern Art
Picasso
Wick
Metropolitan Museum
Miss Stein
Fifty-Third Street
Metropolitan
Morma
Eakins
Hogarth
Gari Melchers
Bride Or Mather
Copley
Melchers
Mama
Sts
Adicate
San Antonio
Apg
San Antonio Licht
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
San ‘Antone
Associated Press
Bt All News Dispatch
Ft Car
New Epidemic Link Suspected in Newborn Diarrhea
Doctors in Nashville investigate aphthous stomatitis as a possible source of newborn diarrhea. Dr Huddingh reports fever irritability and mouth blisters that progress to ulcers, with four to twelve loose greenish stools daily in severe cases and potential transmission from mother or adult mouth infections. Further study needed.
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G. John Buédingh
Nashville
Tenn
Hudding
Buildingh
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