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Newspaper

The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1949

Page

11

Hollywood Morals and Money in the Movie Trade

George E. Sokolsky argues Hollywood’s quiet, clean image hides industry gossip and a pursuit of sex to boost box office. He notes many actors maintain long marriages, defends clean classics like Ben Hur and Joan of Arc, and says documentaries rarely earn money while entertainment remains the public aim.

America Mary Pickford Shirley Temple Irene Dunne Ben Hur Joan of Arc OWI Sam Goldwyn Western Union King Features Syndicate

The American Fear of Making Decisions

In this reflection Hal Boyle laments the reluctance to decide in modern America. He contrasts now and then, notes people wait for events to force choices, and cites passing the buck from generals to privates as a symbol of indecision.

Cassino

When this is all over I will decide each day

Hal Boyle riffs on executive decisiveness with jokes about hunting or fishing and a tongue in cheek lesson on indecision. He cites a wartime Minnesota bumper and a Chinese friend Wong Tu to argue that presidents and executives overthink choices. The piece ends with a playful self mockery about indecision.

Minnesota

Lynchings and terror as political tools in unions and Klan

Westbrook Pegler argues that Truman and the labor movement defend lynching as political power. He compares CIO violence to the Ku Klux Klan, accusing unions of masking terror and demanding anti lynching laws while exempting non union lynching. He urges readers to study 1936 1937 newspaper files for context.

Truman Junioneers Weststook Ped Roosevelt Congress Department of Justice Ku Klux Klan C.i.c Murray Klan C.I.O Democratic Party Sidney Hillman C.1.0 Harry S. Truman C.I.0 King Features Syndicate

Odd and Interesting Notes by W. L. Gordon

The six fundamental U S Constitution principles are listed with emphasis on representative government dual government and checks and balances. A baseball travels 60 feet 6 inches to home plate in about two fifths of a second. During the flood of 1937 Kentucky received more than 45 billion tons of water in January.

U. S Senate Kentucky

Furnace Fire Fatal in Sharon Area

Mrs Gertrude McKelvey of Brookfield Ohio died in a local hospital from burns after attempting to start a furnace fire with kerosene oil. She was the mother of six.

Sharon Gertrude McKelvey Brookfield, O

Reds Say Art and Politics Mix

Moscow radio criticizes Soviet artists and critics who push art free of communist philosophy. It quotes New Times asserting art should engage public and social problems. The piece labels dissent as bourgeois cosmopolitans and links lack of political content to Western imperialism.

London Moscow Radio New Times

Nazi Diplomat Expects To Resume His Career

Hans Thomsen, Nazi Germany's last charge d'affaires in Washington, said in Frankfurt that he and other veteran Hitler diplomats expect to resume their careers in the new Germany. He now works in banking in Hamburg and noted the Wilhelmstrasse men remain essential.

Frankfurt Germany Hans Thomsen Nazi Germany Washington Hitler Wilhelmstrasse Thomsen Hamburg

German diplomats seek revival of foreign office

German sources say veteran diplomats who evaded the foreign service before Hitler’s rise are aiming to return. They reportedly are covertly recruiting a skeleton group to rebuild a new German foreign office.

Hitler

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