Barkley Attacks New Deal. Audiences Question Repeals
Senator Barkley tours Kings County asserting New Deal gains in banking farm labor and social security laws while challenging Republicans to name which measures they would repeal. He cites flaws in banking policy, farm aid programs, and the social security system as evidence of need for fiscal reform.
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Broadway Gossip and Coast-to-Coast Show Biz Mix
Readable scraps reveal film deals at M G M set for June 1. Hollywood chatter mentions Durante Havana Madrid vloops and Sel Marlon Hargrove with wife, plus Ed Hoover and Clyde Tolson at the Waldorf. Johnson era politics critique and nightclub gossip run alongside show biz notes and a late night quip.
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Far Eastern War Aims And World Duty In 1944
George Ef Sokolsky argues the Far Eastern theater demands unified US policy against Japan while urging cooperation between Chiang Kai-shek and Communist forces. He cautions against neglecting China and warns that delay could fuel Japanese victory and global consequences.
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Mental health takes spotlight in postwar discussio n
In a radio review of Dewey’s administration the author notes mental health as a near unseen but vital issue. He cites 20 000 to 25 000 monthly army discharges for disability with 40 percent psychoneurotics and discusses public misconception and broader postwar implications. He highlights Frederick J Land of Temple University as a contributor on the topic.
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Not Kids Anymore Courageous Veterans of War Front
A speaker reflects on young veterans who fought in grim battles, noting their transformation from troops to worn but steadfast men. He contrasts public pride with the inward resolve they carry, their decades of sacrifice, and the enduring hope they hold for freedom and duty.
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The Heroes of World War II and the Letting Go of Youth
By Elsie Robinson writes to honor World War II heroes and contrasts youthful daring with the quiet endurance of older generations. She warns against condescension toward aging workers who sacrifice today for the dreams of the young and urges gratitude for those who keep doors open for future generations.
Gout trends and symptoms in adults and youth
Gout now less common but still linked to excess eating and drinking in the past. It mainly affects those over 50, with males majority. Sudden joint pain, typically in the big toe, may recur. tophi and uric deposits can form, and treatment centers on a diet reducing purine-rich foods.
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Gout Treatments and Drug Options Mentioned
A historical note on gout treatment mentions drugs prescribed by physicians to relieve pain and reduce urate levels. Aspirin is cited as aiding urate elimination and speeding recovery, with gout described as diagnosable and generally treatable.
Endurance Run Ends Fresh at Fort McIntosh
From L A Light Files 10 and 20 years ago APRIL 24 1934 the 164 mile endurance run from Fort McIntosh Laredo ended at Alamo Downs at 6 20 Monday evening all came in fresh. The order of arrival Captain Carleton Burgess of Fort Clark on Easy Grayson Tabbock on Lady Gray and Roy Sievers on Witte shield.
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Rusk’s Presidential Prospect In Texan History
In a historical reflection on early Texas leadership, Thomas J. Rusk emerges as a potential supreme executive alongside Gen. Bam Mousto. Rusk, a rising general and trusted ally of Houston, expresses humility and a pragmatic view of public service while weighing the presidency against Houston’s strong influence.
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Fragmented notice of theater schedule and rates in San Antonio
A damaged OCR fragment describes a theater or venue in San Antonio with a mix of days and rates. Mentions daily and Sunday listings, a Shp line, and a monthly charge paid by agents. Includes references to Congress act and admittance terms, but details are incomplete.
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