Coalition for Solvency Urges Deep Spending Cuts in Congress
The piece argues for aggressive federal spending reductions to curb national debt. Senator Walter F. George leads calls for across the board cuts, aligning with Taft Wherry Bridges to form a bipartisan push. It warns that unchecked foreign and domestic outlays threaten American solvency and urges citizens to pressure lawmakers for better national housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Walter F. George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Tru- Man
Wherry
Bridges
Truman
Harry F Byrd
Virginia
National Economic House
George
Congress
Georgia Sclon
W.P.A
Alaska
Senate
Washington
Imagination and confidence in a world of doubts
A reflective essay argues that arrogance in others stems from lack of imagination. The author recalls feeling crushed by conceit, then discovers confident people use imagination, which exposes inner fears. The piece urges readers to question certainty, urging self-honesty over pretension.
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Tve
If only you’d kept your mouth shut
By Elsie Robinson laments a flirtation with guilt and fear, contrasting self reproach with self righteous townspeople. The writer mocks those who judge inwardly, urging a moment of ecstasy despite doubt over a lifetime of dull caution. The text reflects columnist style and period attitudes.
Today’s Bible Verse Caption From John Chapter Ten
A devotional line proclaims I am come that they might have life and have it abundantly from John ten. The quotation emphasizes abundant spiritual life.
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John
Program for action on China policy reprinted
Photostat of a March 1 194% American Communist party program outlines objectives to probe the Chinese lobby in Washington and billions in private Chinese deposits, calls for ending U S intervention in China and recognizing the people’s government, plus a propaganda drive via Far East Spotlight and Anna Louise Strong works. The document advocates postcard campaigns and direct outreach to Congress, with slogans condemning Washington policy and praising China’s struggle.
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Alfred Kohlberg
China
Communist Party
May Miller
Washington
Kuomintang
Far East
Far
Anna Louise Strong
Anna Louise ‘Strong
Soviet
Russia
Congress
United Nations
Asia
King Feat
Syed
May Day Spectacle Sparks Protests In 1930s Era
William Randolph Hearst denounces May Day demonstrations as a pro communist display led by Soviet Russia. He accuses clenched fist fascists of championing workers while portraying unions in Soviet Russia as state tools under Stalin. The piece frames May Day as a global clash of labor and oppression with harsh rhetoric against communism and fascism.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Los Angeles
Calif
Soviet Russia
I.t
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Paradise
Allergies and simple home remedies ease symptoms
The piece notes that allergic patients can find relief by removing triggers at home. Examples include using an electric razor instead of a brush, banishing feather pillows, and turning off a fireplace. It emphasizes inspecting living surroundings for dust, wool, and animal hair sources, and considering location and household materials as causes.
Baering Down On the News
Satirical piece by Arthur Bugs Baer lampoons U S government pamphlets about atomic weapons. It mocks secrecy and sensational claims while noting the high cost of the bomb and promoting a fictional seed catalogue as a joke.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Washington
Allergy and home exposure guidance by Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen discusses allergen sources in the home and advises binding sensitive substances and surveying the home to remove triggers. The Q&A format asks about brown facial spots and possible vitamin deficiency, with an answer suggested but not provided. The piece emphasizes practical steps for allergy relief and patient questions.
Odd Facts On Rings And Maryland State Honor
A quirky note claims Egyptians linked the left hand ring finger to the heart via a direct vein. Separate trivia notes Maryland was named for the wife of Charles I, Henrietta Maria of England, making it the eighth smallest state by size.
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Maryland
Union
Henrietta Maria of
England
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in San Antonio News
Don Politico recalls political skullduggery as April dates mark past fronts in Mexico and the Big Bend. Earlier notes report park department solutions to San Pedro Creek waters and a publisher’s notice about the San Antonio Light’s changes. The piece cites Gifford’s mining tie and a skull emblem memory, plus a Young Men’s Christian Association annual report showing 44 new members and a 173 volume circulating library.
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City Park and Street Department
San Pedro ‘Creek
San Antonio Light
GD. Robbing
San - Antonio
Robbins
San Antonio
Alw. Gifford
Charles P. Eagan
Ann
Young Men's Christian Association of
Broadway Notes of an Innocent Bystander
Walter Winchell surveys Broadway chatter on critics actors and investors. He cites Nathan Watts and Hammond quips while noting Magnolia Alley bold reviews, Magnolia Alley closing, Tennessee Williams plays, Edward My Son reception, and radio and TV stars like Groucho Berle Sinatra and Merman.
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AN. Innocent
George Jean Nathan
Richard Watts
Watts
Criti
Percy Hammond
Messrs
Sherwood & Start
Berlin
Smith
Jackie Cooper
Magnolia Alley
Tali Bankheads
Holly Wood Reporter
Z. Hoffman
L. Cutler
Cutler
Alethough
Ego
Tennessee Williams
Smoke
Angels
Chaillot
Edward
Groucho
ABC
Lily Pons
Mystery
MM Berle
Rkc Gross
Bob Houston
F. Sinatra
Ben
Bill Marrington
Hooper
Radio Theater
Benny
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Capri
Parlof
USA
Mr. George
Taft
Elsie Robinson
Cam
Diacéney
Kinz
Syd. Inc
George E
Sokalsky
Romanoffs
Iberly
Lierty
Kerensky
Tiany
Baering
Ft. Knox
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Distritotaday & KL
Dr. H. N. Bundesen
M. D
L. A
Don Politico
Tilo Grande
Mexico
Big Bend
Ernie Johnson
Mister Breger
David
Broadway
Walter Winchell
Robinsons
Jackie
Dodgers
Aaron
the -Tigers
Earl
Senators
Boone
Antona Gazette
Hearst
Associated
Bea
Cat Gress
Sue Deesenegaie
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