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Observers in a Daze on 1949 Economic Outlook
A nibble of Washington commentary compares Truman era forecasts with Hoover and Mellon quotes from 1929. It notes unemployment, production indices, price trends, debt growth, and the 1950 veterans bonus, highlighting mixed signals amid rising deficits and inflation concerns.
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Herbert Hoover
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Andrew Mellon
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Vaughan as White House military aide targets in political glare
Marquis Childs portrays Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan as a loyal but outspoken White House military aide whose informal intervention for friends draws scrutiny. The column compares Vaughan’s conduct to past aides and warns public indifference could dull reaction to future real scandals.
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Washington
Harry UH. Vaughan
Vaughan Gifts Stir Controversy Over Deep Freezers
Major-General Vaughan, a military aide to President Truman, faces scrutiny as reports allege deep-freeze units were gifts to him and friends among the President's official circle. Investigators seek to uncover whether wartime shortages and favors influenced distribution and whether gifts had other motives.
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Legion Race Heats Up In Bid For National Commander
The American Legion national commander race grows heated with three WWII veterans, including Donald Wilson of Clarksburg West Virginia, who joins the contest. Wilson linked to Defense Secretary Louis Johnson's firm, aiming to build a future inside lane despite slim odds this year. The election may diminish World War I era kingmakers in Legion affairs.
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Summer Opera Insects Spoil Soprano Patrice Munsel Moment
Earl Wilson recalls a bizarre incident in Salt Lake City when Patrice Munsel, the Metropolitan Opera coloratura, had a fly lodge in her mouth while she sang. She described waits, a stuck moment, and a hoped-for exit as the insect altered the performance mood.
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Salt Lake City
Beetles and Berthas: odd tale from Monroe interview
In Monroe Louisiana on a hot night beetles swarmed a woman as doors opened for air. She described insects crawling on her head and body including a bold beetle that lingered at her chest while she discussed a Bertha with Miss Munsel.
Diamonds and Moths and My South African Journey
The writer tours Kimberly the diamond center of the universe noting five million dollars in diamonds on a table and the Big Hole origin. He explains mining methods, regulation, and worker practices, then shifts to lighter odds and ends with Miss Munsel and a moth anecdote followed by Allen Funt and a joke about Tallulah Bankhead and a wealthy wife.
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South Africa
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Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Diederick Arnoldus de Beer
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Hannes
Johannesburg
Wilds
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Cape Province
Orange River
Alexander Bay
Allen Funt
Tallulah Bankhead
Jackie Miles
Jackie
Broadway Angles Needed for Fall Shows Says Billy Rose
Billy Rose urges Actors Equity to permit ticket brokers to buy preopening tickets to bankroll musical productions. He argues lack of capital throttles rehearsals and risks bootleg prices, claiming brokers could finance about five musicals and employ nearly 1000 theater workers if allowed to invest at box office prices.
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Billy Rose
Tobin on minimum wage and education funding push
In remarks at Ox ford the Secretary of Labor Maurice J. Tobin argues a 75-cent hourly minimum wage would raise the economic floor and support education aid, saying measures will help avoid another low mood. Alexander Lindsay vows timely government aid despite long-standing resistance.
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Oxford
Alexander Lindsay
Maurice J. Tobin
Asthma History Symptoms Causes and Treatments
The article traces asthma from Hippocrates to modern terms noting breathing difficulty as the core sign. It explains bronchi narrowing due to mucus and possible spasms, allergy as a key cause, and the value of identifying and removing the triggering protein. It also discusses diagnosis via stethoscope X rays and skin tests and cautions on relocation effects.
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Hippocrates
Deep Freezers and Deep Pockets in Washington Revelations
Robert Ruark rails at postwar corruption, detailing how deep-freeze bribes and postwar contracts taint wartime deals. He mocks five per cent hearings, cites Hunt and Hoover photographs, and criticizes Mrs. Truman and Gen. Vaughan while blasting upper level graft in government and industry.
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