Mexico Sees Fast Growth Under Free Enterprise
Gus tavo P. Serrano, Mexico's secretary of national economy, praised rapid water power and electrification progress over six years, stressing government support for private enterprise. He argued government should not compete but provide opportunities, drawing a parallel with American progress before bureaucratic meddling slowed initiative. He urged U S officials to note Mexico's constructive model and potential lessons.
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Los Angeles
Gustavo P. Serrano
Mexico
Broadway Gossip and Stars in Timeless Mayhem
Walter Winchell style notes recount Broadway buzz with Judy Garland, Gabriel Pascal, Sidney Skolsky, and others in New York spots from Times Square to Latin Quarter. Pairings, divorces rising, radio plans, a famed desk mystery, and anecdotes of producers, actors, and journalists highlight a frenetic entertainment page of showbiz chatter and quick takes from Luncheon-time to morning air shows.
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Broadway
Judy Garland
Groom
Times Square
Gabriel Pascal
Shaw
Soho
Gene Auiry
Waltah
Latin Quarter
Ringside
Sidney Skolsky
Jalson
Sumner Welles
Bridgem
Ely Culser Ison
Reuben
Westrope
Permane
A. A. Enons Choo
Ji T. Lubin
FDR
W. Wanger
Filman
Churchill
Col. F. W. Clark
Dane
Columm
Broadway and Ballads Echo Nightlife and Politics
A collage of 1940s show business notes and political hints. Rin Henry and Buddy Clark headline NBCL material in New York venues with Decca and RCA Victor acts. Henry Luce gifts spark AVE funding. Lyle Stuart leaves music business for management. Henry Wallace wedding guest list hints at future political alignments while theatre figures pivot between London and Istanbul implications.
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Bigtown Smalltetk
Ilenry Luce
Lyle Stuart
Trusic
Fred Stengel
Big
Henry Wallace
Washington
Martin Sporters
Universal
London
Istanbul
Alan Tendersons
Woman's Hoop
Lynn Hogan
The
Carnival
Jackie Gleason
Mister
Skin Rash on Hands Causes and Diagnosis
Dr. Norman Tobias studies many cases of contact dermatitis among women and workers. Rashes arise from sensitivity to soaps, washing powders, turpentine, varnish, silver polish, and glues. The rash begins on the back of the hand or knuckles, can spread to wrists and forearm, itches severely, and diagnosis may use a patch test with suspect substances.
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Norman Tobias
St. Louis
Skin dermatitis treatment and care guidelines
By Dr. H. N. Bundesen describes initial soothing applications such as aluminum acetate for contact dermatitis and progresses to ointments with xeroform and zinc oxide for longer lasting cases. For months long conditions tar pastes may be used and X ray or ultraviolet treatments considered. address underlying infections and deficiencies.
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Tobias
Kinw Feat. Syn. Inc
San Antonio Labor and Local News Snapshots
Ten and twenty years ago items note a clerical vote near Santa Rosa hospital, a union strike impacting six San Antonio factories, and wage levels from $3 to $8 weekly. Also mentioned are film industry activities in Jollywood and San Antonians adopting fashion trends of the era.
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Santa Rosa Hospital
Booth San Antonio
San Antonio
Jollywood
San Antonians
San Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Lige
Ty Ember
Associated P
Associated Presa
Westbrook Pegler on Wallace and the rise of a Soviet empire
Westbrook Pegler cites House Document 541 from 78th Congress to argue that Henry Wallace supported the expansion of Soviet influence in Europe and the creation of a Soviet styled provisional government in the United States. He lists dates from 1939 to 1941 detailing German and Soviet actions, including invasions of Poland and Finland and pacts with Baltic states, concluding Wallace would back a Soviet led regime in the U.S. and a bloc aligned with Moscow.
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Westbrook Pegler
New York
Henry Wallace
House
Government Printing Office
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Hacha
Bohemia and Moravia
Czech
Russia
Finland
Roosevelt
League of Wations
Moscow
Lithuania
Latvia
Esthonia
Soviet Russia
Wallace
People's Provisional
United States
Earl Browder
William 2. Foster
Hitler
Stalin
King Festures Seadicale
The
Washington News Behind News on Meat Shortage and OPA
The piece argues farmers are boycotting market prices under OPA ceilings, raising cattle and hog prices yet shrinking meat supplies. It contends government actions, inflation, and wage trends drive farm decisions, creating empty butcher shelves and scarce meat with looming political embarrassment ahead of June OPA expiry.
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Washington
OPA
Paul Forter
White House pressured by prices and farm politics
The article cogitates that with election looming the White House may ease price ceilings to win farmer support, arguing Congress and OPA politics shape any move. It notes Secretary Anderson’s illness in New Mexico, affecting meat supply decisions and administration morale.
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White House
Congress
Truman
OPA
Anderson
New Mexico
King Features Syndicate
Listen World Americanism and its debt to pioneers
Elsie Robinson reports on Mattye Strong of Weirton West Virginia urging readers to test their claim of Americanism. She argues Americanism is a state of mind earned through sacrifice, language learning, and enduring hardship dating to Plymouth Rock and the nation’s founding.
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Mattye Strong
Kessel Street
Weirton W. Va
Mattye
America
Plymouth Rock
Miles
King Pealrves Byndicain, Inc
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