Veterans of Foreign Wars outlines domestic rehabilitation plan
The Veterans of Foreign Wars launches a $1.5 million three year campaign to fund a nationwide rehabilitation program for veterans and expand the Eaton Rapids Michigan national home. It calls for an active service officer in every post a state program and expanded housing for widows and orphans while criticizing Washington for delays in postwar civilian rehabilitation.
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Hearst
Europe
United States
Washington
Veterans of Foreign Wars
War Department
Pearl Harbor
V.F. W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Carl J. Schoeninger
Detroit
V. F. W. Post
V. F. W. National Home
Salute to Heroes Today in Army Das Celebration
Salute to Heroes Today honors military service with a pledge to defend liberty. The message lauds the Army's enduring strength, recalls sacrifices from Plymouth Rock to Gettysburg, and urges continued resolve. It commemorates April's wartime history and ends with the parable of the old man who builds a bridge for future travelers.
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Amelia
Plymouth Rock
Pii
Bunker Hill
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Appomattox
Santiago
Flanders’ Field
United States
George Warriington
Fort Sumter
Spair
America
Germany
Woodrow Wilson
Hsdaa
Walter Winchell Welcomes Wry Snippets From 1940s Pages
A jumble of quotes and anecdotes from a Walter Winchell column features quips on draft boards, political figures, theater folks, and Hollywood social life. It blends bon mots, reminiscences, and light gossip about public figures and show business nightly chatter.
Creasing Mustangs Turns Lesson for Frontier Hunter
North Smithwick, a noted 1867 frontierman then 39, observed the risky mustang creasing method. With Gibbs, he tested it by letting Gibbs shoot a young herd horse, only to see Smithwick lariat the dying animal to a tree, ending the attempt. The tale underscores creasing’s danger and skill.
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Norh Smithwick
Gibbs
Amithwick
Smithwick
Briihwick
Reform laws aimed at state courts to be endorsed
Sixteen proposed laws seeking court reform will be presented to the Bar Association of Texas for endorsement at a Fort Worth meeting this spring. Chige McCrory, aligned with reform, says the laws would speed trials, cut costs, and reduce reversals from rigid rules. Kalin, crowned Queen in Frackenridge in 1924, will represent the high school in the festival parade finale.
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Bar Association of Texas
Fort Worth
Chige McCrory
March of Events and Myths Revisited in Public Discourse
A rambling, opinionated piece critiques government plans to suppress private industries postwar and mocks printed legends about historic figures. It muses on mass myths, public figures, and the human love of grand stories, arguing people fill heroes with their own dreams and doubt simplistic narratives.
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Manning
Iran
Merry le Stanley
Uist
Barbara
Fritzsche
Fratierick
Sidnewall” Jacksons
Whittier
Paul Revere
Longfellow
Napoleon
Annis Lane
Nervan
Bill Douglas
Iorm Wat Carsar
Rubicon
Deimosthenes
Homer
Abraham Gincolin
Hannibal
Alps
Tildy
Patrick Henry
Henry of
Navarre
Alvin Lautie
Obesity and Sinus Infections Linked by Doctor Keleman
Doctor George Keleman of Boston reports a link between overweight and sinus infections in over 100 patients, mainly women aged 30 to 60. He notes chronic nasal infections and obesity often co-occur, suspects a nervous eating habit, and suggests weight loss through a balanced reducing diet may improve sinus issues.
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George Kéleman
Boston
Keleman
Doctor Keleman
Donnor Keleman
News Behind the News on War Struggles and Strategy
Washington dispatch analyzes Hitler's strained position as German forces pull reserves to the Carpathians while the Soviet onslaught grows. It questions chances of peace with Russia, assesses Allied missteps in Italy, and considers future moves toward Bucharest and Rome.
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Hiller
Carpathian Mountains
Europe
Norway
Czechvelovakis
Germany
Stvck Oy
Nail
Berlin
France
An Wallan Fron
Hitler
Russia
Stalin
Odyssa
Dneister
Prut
Danubé
Buchiarest
Rumania
Carpathian
Mediterranean
Casalma
Anzio
Rome
Florence
Seconthird
Italy
These Days by George Fe Sokotsky
Essay reflection on Western civilization tracing Athens Jerusalem and Rome as roots of culture. Critiques decline into modern era with calls for moral law and reverence for Western values, interwoven with religious and philosophical references and a note on journalism.
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George FE. Sokolsky
Carapory
Liod
Jerusalem
Athens
Rome
Palestine
Jordan
Mail Subscription Rates and Coverage in Texas
The notice outlines daily and Sunday newspaper options by carrier in Texas and San Antonio, with varying prices such as 15¢ per week for daily and Sunday services, and annual or agent-based rates. It references Mexico routes, carrier terms, and the filing under the Act of Congress of March 8, 1837.
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Texas
Mexico
Sonfay
Antonio
San Antonio
Congress
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