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Advam
Texas
Oklahoma
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Amarillo
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe
Carteter
Democracy in Czechoslovakia Defies Nazi Pressure
The piece argues that Czechoslovakia preserves democracy unlike most of Europe since 1914 and credits American support for its independence. It counters Nazi claims of oppressing a Czech German minority, noting such oppression is minimal, while pointing to the Tyrolean Germans as a true target. It urges American sympathy with the Czech cause.
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Europe
Czechoslovakia
America
Masaryk
Czech Republic
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Italian
Tyrol
Italy
Ethiopia
Legacy of Valley Capitol Sights and Sagebrush History
A long historic column recounts vandalism at the Texas capitol, noting the Santa Anna painting placard theft and damaged oak grill near the rotunda. It surveys state board investigations, politics around the board of control, and future appointments, interwoven with archival notes on Panhandle agriculture and early settlement.
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Howard C. Marshall Austin
Santa Anna
San Jacinto
Capitol
Sam Houston
General Santa Anna
Deaf Smith
Thomas Rusk
Mexico
Union
Hopkins warning and Iowa campaign stir national politics
The piece recounts Harry Hopkins’ blunt warning about votes and hunger, Otha Wearin’s Iowa senator hopeful bid, and reporter Richard Wilson’s exposure of Wearin’s ties to the White House. It covers Roosevelt’s tax bill handling, Congress clashes led by Rayburn and Doughton, Pepper’s Florida canal push, and Jersey City civil liberties concerns involving Hague.
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Harry Hopkins
White House
Otha D. Wearin
Iowa
Wearin
Richard Wilson
Des Moines Register
Guy M. Gillette
Mr. Wearin
Tam
Wilson
Washington
Wallace
Ioway
Hopkins
Garcia
James A. Farley
Mort Milford
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Congress
Ballyhoo
House
Mr. Roosevelt
Tom Cullen
Brooklyn
Tammany
Christy Sullivan
Claude Pepper
Oregon
Florida
Pennsylvania
Pepper
Florida Ship Canal
House Committee
McIntyre
Cummings
Hague
Jersey City
Podesta
Farley
Theatrics in daily life and politics
A UC drama instructor argues that suppressed dramatic impulse lies in many people and that deliberate theatricality can aid success in daily life. He urges frequent grand entrances and gestures to shape ordinary interactions and notes theatrics in politics can overwhelm the audience.
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University of California
Berrymore
John
Ethel
Leon Connell
California University
Observation in the Field Shaping Business Education
The field method in business study gains attention as educators embrace observing real business actors. The dean argues that while statistics measure results, studying the businessman in action reveals causation behind outcomes. If applied, either many dishonest traders will be exposed or future business leaders will produce exceptionally talented rivals.
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One Business College
The Slope of Life by Dr Don D Tullis
A 1933 essay argues life is a constant climb on a slope requiring effort and faith. It links struggle to progress, cites Carlyle and hymns, and stresses religion and friendship as help to keep advancing despite hardship.
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Don D. Tullis
Nort
Allan
Carlyle
London
Chester
Stanley
Franklin's Hospital Founding Story From 18th Century Philadelphia
Franklin helped found Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia in 1751 1752 details describe Dr Thomas Bond scheme subscriptions and a 2000 pound grant condition the hospital opened with 23 patients the May 28 1755 cornerstone laid later expansions and gifts by Thomas and Richard Penn and today the hospital has 560 beds including maternity facilities
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Benjamin Franklin
America
Pennsylvania Hospital
Franklin
Thomas Bond
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Assembly
Judge Kinsey
Market Street
7Th
Pine Street
8Th
9Th
Thomas
Richard Penn
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State School For the Deaf
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T. M. Scott
Dr. Scott
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University of Texas
Carlos Kling
Kling
John Wallace
William Mccraw
Teague
James V. Allred
Tom DeBerry
McCraw
H. C. Meyer
Miriam A Ferguson
State Highway Commission
John Wood
Ferguson
DeBerry
Tascosa
J. LaMott
Theodore Briggs
A. L. Matlock
Buffalo Springs
XIT Ranch
Dallas
Pioneer
Matlock
Panhandle
Sudan News
L. P. Hamilton
Sudan
Panhandle Herald
Star of Empire
Horace Greely
Randall County
Hartley
Illinois
Potter
Hansford
Sherman
Will P. Florence
Lubbock
Jene Hider
By Ray Tucker
Bob
Bazooka
By Williams
HR Williams
Jason
EGAD
Hoople Booster League
JOVE
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Eel
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T. M. Rec
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Guy
Brother
A & Sen
BROK
Oka
Dolores Dreem
Miss Dreem
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Daisy Maefo
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