Protesting Peace Talks Under Soviet Influence in New York
The piece condemns Soviet backed cultural and scientific gatherings in New York as a front for world communism. It argues Russia pursues global revolution and war while the United States rearm remains vigilant against alleged propaganda, urging vigilance against atheism and religious persecution under communist regimes.
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New York City
State Department
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
World Congress of Intellectuals
Wros- Tay
Breslau
Poland
World Congress of Partisans of Peace
Paris
General Assembly
United Nations
United States Senate
House of Commons
Tait
International
Russia
Soviet Russia
United States
Moscow
Europe
Asia
Berlin
How to get along with yourself and improve relations
The text argues that true harmony comes not from changing others but from mastering one’s own inner life. It urges self responsibility, emotional self control, and personal growth, noting happiness depends on protecting one’s spirit and not permitting others to wreck it. Loneliness may come, but inner strength sustains balance.
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Jess
By Elsie Robinson Forever Beyond Anyone's Power to Hurt
A brief snippet presents Elsie Robinson recounting resilience and self possession, urging readers to remain safe and serene despite others attempts to harm or humiliate. The fragment hints at personal empowerment and enduring calm amid adversity.
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Kinz
Tee
Winchell Wire Talk Spurs Fronts and FDs in New York
A sweeping column of social chatter and political garnish cites Forrestal’s resignation, Churchill’s brevity, Luce’s gala, Dietrich and Bing Crosby notes, and Soviet verse quotes. It touches on the Communications Act, wire-tapping fears, and a panorama of media and theater figures with sharp asides on public life.
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Defense
Forrestal
Truman
dJustfee
Nat'l Council of Acts, Sciences and Professions
Shostakovich
the. Henry
Luce Iunethon
Churchill
Deiney
6Th Avenue
Washington
Reader's Digest
Veterans Pension Boost Slips In Counted Votes
Arthur Baer recalls wartime service and jokes about Congress counting votes for veteran pensions. He jokes about being allowed to recount, noting the struggle of getting support and the clash between promised aid and actual postwar aid for veterans.
Arizona Times saga tied to Roosevelt era fortunes
The piece recounts an extended, fragmentary tale of the Arizona Times begun by Anna Roosevelt Boettger and John Boettiger in Phoenix. It alleges financial dealings, loans secured by real estate, and involvement of prominent figures including Bernard Baruch, Elliott, and Field and Ward, with audit notes and notes of precarious debts dating to 1947 1948.
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Westbrook
Peglex
Arizona Times
Daily
Anna Roosevelt Boettger
John
Phoenix
Ariz
Roosevelt
Elliott
Hall Roosevelt
Hartford
John Ger
Anna
Phoenix-end Boettiger
League
Midas
Roosevelts
Eliott
Madsejaw
Springs
Godfathia
Eleanor the Great
Bernard
Baruch
John Waseling
Field and Ward
Siiter
Frederick J. Woodward
K. E. Mackey
Valley “National
Field
Ward
Barth
Jimmy Roosevelt
Columbus’ Giragl
Anna Roosevelt Baettiger
Arizona Times Backers and Compromise Notes Revelation
Fragmented OCR reveals a convoluted financial dispute involving Arizona Times backers, unsecured notes of $30,000 each, and a proposed one percent compromise on principal. Named individuals include Walter Kirschner, Anna, and Pauline Cowan, with references to Moosejaw and Roosevelt era figures in a payment arrangement and note transfers.
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Elliott
Jesse
Jones
Walter’ Kirschner
Roosevelt
Moosejaw
Additi
Apts
Kirschner
Anna
Valley National Work of ‘Aha
pIrizona Timel Inc
Wits
Nami Res Allen Ward
Harchall
Louis G. Cowan
Fauline Cowan
Joan Boettige
Sydney M. Schoenberk
Teeph Ashien
Joseph E. Davis
Joseph
Davies
Irving” Geist
Bernard M. Baruch
Reéd
Ward
Barsch
Irs
Pare Aihleire
Trotsel
Irving G
Toxic Goiter Treatments in Early 20th Century Medicine
An article discusses toxic goiter, its danger signs, and the need for prompt treatment to prevent radio damage. It outlines thyroid overactivity symptoms, the metabolic impact, and notes iodine therapy as a modern approach, with variable results and the importance of continued treatment to prevent relapse. It also touches on joint cure questions and a brief aside about the Lapps of northern Finland and their folklore-like stature.
Independent Newspaper Founded in 1881 and Local Gazette
The Independent newspaper, established January 20, 1881, serves San Antonio readers with local news and notices. Stories cover community events, market reports, and public announcements, reflecting a period voice and regional focus in the era’s press.
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Seti Np
Sare
San Antonio
Fightana
Bares Beast Goad
Pel Bees Fon
Ice 420
di Rie
Ecetra Dee
Ate. Assarahh Fries
Af AP
Public review of Provisional Second Division held at Fort Sam
A 1939 review notes the fast moving Provisional Second Division at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio with Gen Walter Krueger in attendance. Prohibition plan proposals surface as agents pour liquor down a sink. Bold temperance contest prize of $25,000 is mentioned. Historical notes cover crimes and local incidents in Bexar County and mentions of a Canadian naturalist collecting Texas bird data.
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Ft Sam Houston
Army
San ‘Antonio
Walter Krueger
San Antonio
Jusice
Andronipart
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