Defeat At The Polls Didn’t End Hoover’s Public Life
Herbert Hoover’s milestone birthday marks a long, useful public life for the former Republican president. He faced mixed judgments after 1932 but remained active in public service, guiding famine relief and leading a government reorganization commission. His career shows contradictions between praise and criticism, yet his post presidency work underscored his dedication to public duty.
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California Not So Strange In California Pattern Of Restlessness
Southern California lures thousands as newcomers clash with local norms. Some visitors dislike the informal dress while others critique the white stucco Cree-ranging architecture. The piece argues Californians are often migrants from other states pursuing freedoms they avoid at home in Iowa Georgia or New York.
British bid for Congo uranium could reshape postwar power
Washington observers weigh a British push to secure roughly a quarter of Congo uranium supply held by Belgian Les Concession, amid suspicions the deal aims to steer peacetime atomic power markets. The United States and Allied powers fear a new international control system could emerge as Britain and Belgium maneuver for influence.
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Aid Revining Co
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Barbs By Hal Cochran Snippet
A jumbled comic item notes brewery issues and social quips. It mentions Wells the first, a horse and barn theft case, an actor avoiding self‑gaze, and ditsy talk on marriage and vanity. It references the first appeniivitis operation in 1888 and extolled rapid speaking.
The Doctor Says Tuberculosis Control Advancing
Doctor Edwin P Jordan discusses the spread of tuberculosis and mass X-ray surveys in cities like Savannah and Washington. He notes the goal of identifying hidden cases to prevent transmission and protect families, with early treatment improving outcomes. A reader question about indigestion and nervousness is answered as spastic colon.
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Fight results wrap from scattered boxing bouts across cities
Reports from venues in New York Waterville Maine Hollywood Wisconsin and San Diego describe a series of decisions and TKOs. Winners include Ponya Roa Willie Beltram Ted Mrassley Bruen Richardson Gene Venner Tish Ju Murphy and Johnny Gurden with various weights and locales cited.
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