Wisdom Questions The Future Of US Merchant Marine
The piece warns that after Pearl Harbor wartime ship building created a large fleet, but peacetime handling risked waste or loss. It argues for the Bland bill to guard wartime ships, keep ships in American hands, and consider subsidies to defend national shipping and wage standards.
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United States
St.permanent Merchant Marine
An Ovean
Mar
S O. Bland
Virginia
House Merchant Marine Committee
Congress
Maritime Commission
Bland
The
The Joneses and the 1920s Keeping Up Craze
A reflective column recalls the Joneses and the era of endless consumption. It contrasts extravagant spending in Florida and New York with the grim 1930s mood, noting how people chased status symbols like mink coats despite financial strain. It warns the pursuit of luxury heightened social pressure and disappointment.
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Joneses
Florida
New York
Moe
Mrs. Jones
Mary Smiths
Sallie Browns
Joneses Slide From Wealth To Hard Times In War Era
By Helen Rowland this excerpt shows the Joneses in a Rolls Royce slipping into poverty after a Wall Street crash. Expensive living ends as bread lines grow and showy cars vanish with little gasoline to fuel them. Uniforms and overalls replace luxury attire among the affluent.
Mouth Infections and Ludwig’s Angina Dangers
A 1944 medical note by H. N. Bundesen warns mouth infections can lead to severe complications such as Ludwig’s angina. It details causes including dental extraction, gunshot injuries, and multiple bacteria, and stresses early dental care, prompt surgical drainage, and selective use of sulfa drugs based on germ identification.
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Vincent
Emert Haby Elected President of Degree Club
APRIL 3 198 Emert Haby was elected president of the Degree club of San Mary's University to fill the noexpired term of Jon B. Hayes, who resigned. Ray Neumann was elected to Haby's place on the executive remitter. Clayton spoke on Ephtes in Salesmanship before the San Antonio Salesmanship club yesterday noon.
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Emert Haby
S J. Mary's University
Jon B. Hayes
Ray Neumann
Haby
Clayton
Aaimiman
San Antonio
Cub
These Days By George E Sokolski
Commentary on the American Labor Party's alleged Communist takeover. The piece targets Sidney Hillman, Earl Browder, Fiorello La Guardia, and Vito Marcantonio, arguing endorsements taint Republicans and Democrats, and predicting shifts in coalition politics and party alignments. It critiques Browder and Hillman as operatives preserving the status quo while Moscow’s interests drive wartime policy.
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American Labor Party
New York
Machiavelli
New Deal
Sidney Hillman
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Fiorello LaQuarella
Vito Marcantonio
Communist Party-One
Congress
LaGuardia
Wendell Wilkie
Republicans
Armerican Labor Party
Browder- Hillman
Gor
Roosevelt
Hillman
White House
Soviet Russia
Tom Girdler
Henry Kaiser
Aaybe
Lamont
Browder-Hillman
Behind the News on ALP and Communist Influence in New York
The piece analyzes claims that Communists quietly led the American Labor Party in New York, showing precinct results suggest a Hillman faction victory and predicting ALP's decline as leaders shift anti-Communist positions. It notes Roosevelt era politics, Mayor LaGuardia neutrality, and broader implications for party power and forthcoming election campaigns.
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Washington
American Labor Party
New York
Hilman
Hillman
ALP
New York City
Roosevelt
LaCuardia
John Lewis
I. O
David Dubinsky
Garment Worker
Ahgimao
Republicans
White House
Labor
Latuardiy
God
Walter Winchell 6Trede Mark- BIG CITY NEWSREEL Faces
Society gossip from a New York scene cites Ruth Chatterton Ed Noble and Deuce Aylesworth at the Stork Club and Sardi's with cast and club insiders. Anecdotes cover Broadway figures, a Marine ace, Mayors, and a raft of habitues at Midtown hotspots, all sketched in a brisk nightlife montage.
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Walter Winchell
Ruth Chatterton
Portralls
Stork Club
Ed Noble
Blue Network
Sardi
Jane Deering
Katharine Brush
Park Avenue
F. H. Moore
Oklahoma
Harold Segal
Taft
Pacific
Prayer and a Boy's Picture Bridge Our Hearts to the Unknown
A reflective meditation on faith and superstition sparked by a boy's framed image and tiny carved angels. The narrator considers what prayer means, the search for something greater, and how small comforts like carved figures and embroidery soothe wounded souls amid doubt and longing.
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Mary
Taim
God
Cary
San Antonio Light masthead and rates fragment
The text shows a fragmented newspaper masthead for the San Antonio Light with erratic spellings and garbled subscription rates. It mentions the Associated Press credit, addresses, and service terms, including a note about post office publication rights and a misread founding date. The content is a damaged OCR segment rather than a cohesive news item.
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San Antonio
San Jatentsy
At Antonio
Broady
Fifth
Texas
Associated Press
Ews
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Russia
Stalin
Paul Mallon
Oklahontw
American Legion
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O'Connell Brothers
Albany
Jim Farley
Farley
la Con
Evelyn Knight
Hollywood
Walker
City Hall
Troika
Ethel Shutts
Carlier
Ernest Norris Jr
Watt
Pensacola
March of Time
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USC
Gene Kelly
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Dally Choo Johnson
Davis
Phyllis Brooks
Mareth Harkness
Lonergan
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Glenn Billingsleys
Sherman
Broadway
Mirror, Inc
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Pack Avenue
Anidtown
Dearie
10Th Street
Jony
Conover
Powers
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Signal Corps
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Miami
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Anton Dolin
Nijinskys
Sitzing
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the Monkey House
Rita Heyworth
Her Froom
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Mark Twain
Father Serre
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