Butlers South American boondoggle critique fueled by waste claims
The piece reaffirms Senator Butler's charges that U S bureaucrats spent over 6 billion dollars in South America over three years on projects ranging from fish stocking to a navy for Ecuador. It argues the waste harmed Latin American opinion of the United States while noting similar faults at home and urging accountability and prudence.
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Washington
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
South America
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South
Central America
Senator Butler
Eil
Venezuela
Honduras
Cuba
Ecuador
Uncle Sam
Public Records and Commentary From Various Figures
Public court records are accessible to citizens says Municipal Court Judge D C Others weigh in on Patton incident army action Clark recalls Naples visit auctioneer notes real estate selling well Bowman praise for home front rationing campaign Herring cites daughter in WAC traffic in North Carolina higher than Virginia Hartford Hospital maternity report quips about storks and baby bombardment
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Fire Tests of Life and Faith Across History
The sermon reflects on life’s crucible where fire reveals character and faith. It cites Paul and Christ as foundations, chronicles heroes who suffered for greatness, and recalls a shipboard midnight crisis solved by faith in God’s will. The speaker, W A B, urges resignation to divine purpose amid sorrow or joy.
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Christ
Jesus
Charles C. Earle
Joseph
Daniel
Homer
Terence
Cervantes
Walter Raleigh
Spenser
Milton
Dryden
Goldsmith
Wakefield
Fielding
Lisbon
W.A.B
How Big Three Stack Up 64
Profiles of three political figures with biographical details including birthplaces, education, appearance, hobbies, and career highlights. Each entry lists height weight, education, public office, family, and notable quotes reflecting their views on national and international cooperation.
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Oxfordshire
England
St. James’ School
Sandhurst Military Academy
Patton Controversy and War Network Gossip Stir Opinion
In this notes column the Patton scandal and press coverage are debated, praising Pearson’s courage while noting editors’ risk. The piece recalls Pershing’s critique of talk in war reporting and highlights Admiral Ingram as a quieter, respected figure, plus snatches about Dorothy Thompson and Windsor de Marigny.
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Gen. Pershing
Leland Stowe
Pershing
Jonas P. Ingram
South Atlantic
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