Veterans Pension Bill Prompts House Debate
TheKenoshA Evening News summarizes that the House passed a veterans pension bill offering up to 72 dollars a month for World War I and II veterans aged 65 plus with a need demonstration. Critics question the bill's long term cost and whether it truly safeguards veterans with broad coverage. The article notes the Veterans Administration estimates fifty years cost at about 65 billion dollars, raising questions about funding and adequacy.
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Senate
Veterans Administration
Kenosha Hosts Eagles Convention and Plans for 1935 Legion Meet
Fifteen years ago Kenosha prepared for the 31st annual convention of Wisconsin lodges of the Fraternal Order of Eagles as plans for bringing the 1935 state American Legion convention were set with Chamber of Commerce support. A new seven story Hansen site hotel project was discussed with architects Dayton and Gottlieb while highway improvements at Main and South streets ended the dangerous death crossing at the railroad.
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Order of Eagles
Kenosha
The
American Legion
Hansen
Main
South Streets
Edward
Fred Dayton
Jacob Gottlieb
Bud Gorman
Ed Dickerson
Michigan City
Dickerson
Gorman
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Industrial map changes and future aluminum in British Columbia
Promoters plan and publicize development of British Columbia water power with a focus on aluminum production. They envision future cities on currently uninhabited sites. The piece contrasts oil-led shifts and dwindling Mesabi iron deposits with new Labrador sources, suggesting a global industrial reshuffle and possible movement of steel centers within a century.
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British Columbia
Arabia
Minnesota
Labrador
Gilgit's Strategic Position Amid Regional Claims
The piece notes Gilgit in the upper Indus valley at a crossroads of Afghanistan China India Pakistan and Russia. It discusses disputed sovereignty between Kashmir Pakistan and India while suggesting Pakistan may gain control and residents enjoy a secure, remote location. It also criticizes the House committee on Un American Activities and questions authority over American education citing textbooks by Marx and the Manifesto.
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Gilgit
Central Asia
Afghanistan
China
India
Pakistan
Russia
Indus River
Kashmir
House Committee On UN
Views of Others Hasty Action by Airline
The Racine community recalls Wisconsin Central Airlines promising regular service for mail freight and passengers two years ago and helping win government approval. Now the airline seeks to remove Racine from its schedule despite similar runway conditions and planes still used, prompting calls for better cooperation and airport improvements for enduring service.
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Wisconsin Central Airlines
Racine
Wisconsin
Association of Commerce and Manufacturers Association
Wisconsin Central
Horlick-Racine
Horlick Racine
Bigness and the Horse and Buggy Era
Bruce Biossat weighs views of Charles E. Wilson and Justice Douglas on whether large corporations foster social evils. He notes examples of decentralized big firms countering Douglas on governance while warning centralized control can erode local leadership. He advocates addressing social evils without discarding beneficial bigness.
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Bruce Biossat
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
President Truman
Wilson
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
California
Douglas
Doctor explains ulcerative colitis signs and diagnosis
The doctor outlines ulcerated colitis affecting the colon with severe diarrhea and possible blood, pain, and fever. Diagnosis involves X rays waste material analysis and sigmoidoscopy. Treatment requires nutrition, minerals, vitamins, and fluids to build the patient up.
Time to Make a Break in Love and Marriage
A columnist counsels women stuck with long term boyfriends to end the relationship if marriage is not forthcoming. She advises breaking free or demanding commitment, arguing independence may prompt the man to marry or reflect, and warns against lingering for years in a noncommittal relationship.
Wedding Gifts and the Toaster Dilemma
Henry McLemore muses on the burden and humor of wedding gifts. He jokes about expensive modern toasters, dream stamps for returning addresses, and the folly of June nuptials, recalling his own June wedding with wry affection.
Readings Versus Living History and Economic Warnings
General Marshall warns that living history differs from reading it while Senator Malone foresees a looming US economic collapse if policies stay the same. Senator Pepper predicts trimming the Taft Hartley act. Dr Bevis and Rev McGinley stress demands on human resources and dangers of education for democracy becoming a passive slogan.
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United States
George W. Malone
Nevada
Claude Pepper
Florida
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio State University
Laurence J. McGinley
Fordham University
Energy reserves projections from historical context
The text estimates US coal could last 2000 years while oil might endure 100 years and motor fuel for about 2900 years, reflecting early 20th century energy optimism about abundant fossil resources.
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United States
Big Four Sessions Ease Tension In Paris Talks
Pravda lauds the Big Four foreign ministers conference for easing the international mood while cautioning that the clash of ideologies continues. Moscow sees a temporary truce as Western measures blunt Communist expansion and aims to preserve gains, with Austria treaty progress noted by President Truman.
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Communist Party
Pravda
Paris
English Channel
Greece
Turkey
Truman
Austria
160 Foot Wall at Angkor Provides Picture Story
The Angkor Wat complex features a 160 foot long picture panel with over 1,000 figures depicting Hanamunt the monkey king and dragons in a battle scene. The site comprises five towers, vast grounds, and massive sandstone blocks moved from distant mountains. Tomorrow: When Angkor Was Living City.
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Angkor
Angkor Wat
Anchor Wat
Wat
Hanamunt
Tropical Fish Horizon Puzzle Clues Pack
A vertical word puzzle listing cryptic clues such as Neptune inspired hints and cross references. Clues include deictic terms for movement and status plus a set of geographic and textile hints. Answers intersect to reveal a hidden message across the grid.
Crossword Clue Solve List Of Definitions And Abbreviations
A compact grid of clues with numbered hints matching abbreviations and definitions for terms such as provisions, former, doctor of, and tribally related words. The item includes cross references like Russian ruler and biblical names, plus chemical symbol and botanical terms.
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