Pan American unity theme in Padilla book
Review of Ezequiel Padilla's "Free Men of America" praising a Western Hemisphere alliance for liberty, democracy, and continental security. HighlightsPadilla argues Americans share a common destiny from Patagonia to the Arctic, condemns past U S wrongs, and envisions LIBERTARIAN DEMOCRACY guiding a continental democracy with the United States Mexico and Brazil as leading forces.
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Rzequiel Padilla
Europe
Asia
Ezequiel Padilla
Ziff-Davis Publishing Company
Chicago
New York
Patagonia
Arctic Circle
United States
Mexico
Brazil
Senor Padilla
Americas
America
Linvalo
Columbia University
Thomas Jefferson Tribute By HARRY H SCHLACHT
National secretary of Thomas Jefferson Bicentennial Oratorical Deptest, sponsored by Hearst Newspapers in schools and colleges nationwide. The piece lauds Thomas Jefferson as a humanitarian and the author of the Declaration of Independence, tracing his influence from Bunker Hill to modern democracy and urging Americans to safeguard liberty and humanity. It evokes Jefferson’s faith, virtues, and the enduring beacon of freedom.
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Thomas Jefferson
Deptest
Hearst
Thames World
Troth
Jefferson
Nesrael
Jesus of Nazareth
Morta
Bunker U1
Sons of Freedom
Paul
Areopagus
Ife
United States
Virginia
Aniverssy
Washington
Jackson
Lincorn
John
Ba Us
America
World University
Jamestown
New
Republic
Ameries
Thomas Jefferson Tyes
Backache Causes by Dr. Cyrlix and His Theories
Dr James Cyrlix of England outlines multiple potential sources of backache including bones joints ligaments muscles fascia and nerves. He notes pain can originate in many back regions and may shift as pain from sciatica or other disorders travels along the body. Treatment hinges on locating the precise source.
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James
Cyilix
England
Difttelites
Musglee
Une
A .Atrackler
Miya
Cyrlag
Esa
Syndy
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Rod
Mt Amone
Interior Department
Congress
Nethan Hale
King Features
Syr
City Candidates Rally For San Antonio May Election
Citizens' League candidates filed their papers at city hall pledging support for a city manager council government plan. A six month old son of Sergeant Read Teed is noted at Brackenridge Park’s municipal range in a local society blurb.
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Appius
San Antonio
Citizens’ League
Apius
Bergeant
Walter Winchell on Broadway Trade Mark Reordered Dep’t
Walter Winchell on Broadway notes a satire filled column listing theatrical figures, film plans, and nightlife glimpses. It mentions industry names like Dreiser, Benchley, O’Dwyer, and Harlan Aman while touching on scarcer items such as theater tributes and a private mausoleum for Trixie Friganza.
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Walter Winchell
Depy't
Daily Mirror, Inc
Trixie Friganza
Los Angeles
Trixie
OPA
New York
Irving Hetlin
der Fuehrer
Immerial Yates
Oklahoma
Monument by executive action shocks Wyoming officials
Washington reports how Roosevelt’s order recreated the Jackson Hole region as a monument, denying grazing and farming rights. Wyoming leaders led protests while Congress debates nullifying the decree. legal challenges loom as public land preservation clashes with war needs. The piece notes Rockefeller interests and questions legality and state rights.
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Washington
Congress
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Gay
National Park Service
Interior Department
Yellowstone Park
Ceton Mountain
Benater O'Mahoney
Rockefellers
Rockefeller Snake River Land Company
Yellowstone
Listen World By Elsie Robinson about writing after the war
The piece discusses a veteran Jim choosing writing over engineering or farming, arguing writing requires discipline and persistence. It urges grit, daily work on a typewriter, shaping ideas into compelling content tied to real life, and weighing effort, pay, and failure before success.
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Jim
Gilef
Childress at the Texas Convention of 1836
James George C. Childress, a Milam delegate and lawyer, urged measures for the new republic including a slave trade ban, Texas funds investigation in New Orleans, and a five pointed star emblem. He pressed for commissions to oversee vital issues and urged wearing insignia to unite supporters during the move toward independence.
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James George C. Childress
Milam
Texas
Republic
Intasuze
Texas Fordot
New Orleans
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Wits Once
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Hollywood
Tuegezine
Pat McNoemara
Collier's
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20Th Armored Division
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Young and Rubicamud
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Chaplin
Pred Stone
Paula
Duke Daly
Berlin
Eleanor Nalm
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Muifaer
Varlem
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Marlem
McSorley
Greenwich Village
Maria Gimbarelli
West
Coast Defense Playia
Zoring
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Opry House
Lye Cam
Teddy Roosevelt
Elsie Robinson
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Ephose Texans
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