War Party Should Offer Additional Apologies
A column argues that Secretary Stimson and Secretary Knox issued apologies to Senator Wheeler over antiwar charges and that President Roosevelt endorsed prowar critics. It criticizes Harold Ickes for name-calling and cites Lindbergh’s call for an apology, urging accountability and equal treatment in wartime rhetoric.
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Merwin K. Hart
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Ear Injuries From Explosions And Pressure Changes
An article explains how ear trauma occurs from rapid ascent or descent in aircraft and elevators, and from nearby explosions. It covers symptoms such as deafness ringing and pain, potential rupture of the eardrum, bleeding, discharge, and the importance of protective ear plugs and careful medical care including cleaning and antiseptic powders.
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Jens Vavere
Ear infection treatment and prognosis notes
Dr Bundesen outlines ear infection care including cleaning discharge with soaked cotton, changing gauze, and using sulfanilamide to aid infection. After drum injury inner ear damage may occur. some hearing recovery is possible over months, but if no recovery after three months permanent damage is likely. Treatment options besides these have not proven helpful.
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David H. Craig
England
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These Texans By James Farber
A fragmented historical sketch notes Texas annexation troubles and postwar readmission. It covers repeated annexation, Reconstruction era woes, disenfranchisement of former Confederate soldiers, and Texas’s 1870 readmission following the Thirteenth through Fifteenth Amendments.
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James Farber
Maxe Gar Houston
Honaver
Congress
Texas
Automobile overturns. Alamo Meighta student dies
Ten and twenty years ago reports note John DB Ogden Jr. a 15 year old DT Estes avenue Alamo Meighta high school football player killed in Biloxi Mississippi when the car he rode in with another student overturned on seawall. Also report states Mary Hing Trobble won a vote to restore janitors at $50 a month until September 1 then increases to $60. The piece notes many cannot find work leading to more worthless checks and mentions an upcoming ordinance affecting civil service.
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John DB. Ogden Jr
Estes Avenue
Alamo Meighta
Seawall
Biloxi
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Inflation schemes swirl in Congress and OPAX talks
The piece outlines debates in Congress over monetary reform with Rep. Wright Patman and Sen. Carter Glass, touching on inflation fixes, deflation protections, and price controls. It notes plans for possible rationing and price logging, plus expected impacts on consumer goods and auto production. Brazil raises coffee prices as a separate regional note.
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Henderson
OPAX
Henderson Wold
Legia
Knudsen
Rootless hogs and tinted eyes in a strange tale
An illinois farmer boasts rootless hogs fed with a secret mix to prevent rooting while neighboring farmers show interest in the breed. The second item describes forced eye tinting in a Wisconsin poultry house to curb pecking, with hens wearing colored glasses to obscure blood. The piece expands into social commentary on perception, sunglasses, and media influence, ending with a rail against government spending and social manipulation.
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Rene Soneg
First Espionage Organizer Cromwell and Cochran Aviation Record
The text notes Cromwell as a pioneering military figure who organized espionage and mentions Jacqueline Cochran, a noted aviator, with reference to establishing or surpassing aviation records. The fragmentary details suggest historical feats in espionage and flight.
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Cromwell
Fragmented War Testimony From London Bombing Scenes
A reader notes Jane Nicholson’s London bombing diary, questions its truth, and contrasts distant war reportage with stark, visceral scenes of bombing survivors. Eyewitness-style vignettes portray a city under bombardment, families evacuating, and the blunt reality of shattered streets and fear.
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Walt Dionty
Sita
Jane Nicholson
London
Tye
Imagine New York After the War Aftermath
Elsie Robinson portrays a city in ruins with landmarks dusted away within an hour. She notes shattered barriers between classes, but honors courage, decency, and humanity that survive Hitler’s rain and death. Real people with humor and dignity fight on, urging readers to grasp the stark reality and find hope.
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Denver
Jon An
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