America Must Decide as War of Ideologies Intensifies
The editorial warns that the Big Three conference may yield peace if Democratic nations align with Russia’s regime while labor groups press to reshape industry under Wagner and Norris LaGuardia laws. It argues for sound, enforceable labor reform and urges the U.S. to defend its Pacific trusteeships amid postwar policy battles.
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Hair analysis aids Scotland Yard in solving crime
An expert, C Pfaff, linked two hairs found near a Soho crime scene to a dark haired middle aged man who had a recent haircut. Police traced barbers in London and identified a suspect fitting the description who was later convicted of the crime.
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London
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The End Of A Gag By Arthur Bugs Baer
Arthur Baer recalls a 1916 Vassar incident where 70 war veterans formed a football team with dean’s dissent and a tough intramural fight. He notes the gag spawned careers in Hollywood vaudeville and musical comedy, and laments gag creation as a product of thick air.
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Bugs” Baer
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No One Can Penetrate Russia by Paul Mallon
Washington dispatch reports say Russia's economy worsens as the government cannot supply necessities. Molotov may appear cooperative at New York talks to secure credit while the world Communist movement is called a super-hoax.
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Economic death by own action threatens nation says columnist
David Lawrence argues that labor leaders and coal strikes fuel inflation and economic instability. He warns that wage demands without output gains push the United States toward self destructive policies and potential totalitarian drift.
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Gallup
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Lost Illusion Asks Superman About RCA Building
The twelve year old son of Bernard DeVoto watched The Cavalcade of America and, recognizing Clayton Collier voice as the Superman, asked if he could push over the RCA Building. Collier affirmed and the boy eyed him skeptically.
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