Hoover Urges Prevention To Curb Youth Crime In America
In a New York address before the Boys Clubs of America, J Edgar Hoover reports 3785 serious crimes last year and one in 21 homes victimized. He warns youth offenders rise 30 percent since the war and calls prevention by giving youth wholesome activities to curb delinquency and resist communistic influences. He urges Americans to guard youths and promote the American way of life.
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Boys’ Clubs of America
New York City
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Land
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Mr.Hoover
Roosevelt’s War Stay Sparks Debate On Term Lengths
A reader questions whether Roosevelt would retire if the war ends before election day, or decline to serve a full term, noting quotes from 1937 1940 and 1944. The letter argues Roosevelt seems committed to remaining in office beyond the war and warns against assuming a single term approach.
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Japan
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Anya
Tie Linves
Speech Critique on Roosevelt and 3rd Term Promise
By George E. Sokolsky critiques political promises in Roosevelt era as empty. He argues leaders including Roosevelt Garner and Wallace faced manipulation, cross purposes, and limited genuine competition for the presidential nomination.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Alngle
Night Ride to the Ranch as Cowboys Gather for Meal
Cattle herders drive the herd into the ranch at sunset through alfalfa meadows and pine forests. The scene shifts to a long room where cowboys share a boiled dinner with beef, cabbage, onions, pickles, soda crackers, and bottles of "yetishas" as they rest after chores.
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Deata
Wade
By Elsie Robinson recounting a Western cafe scene
Elsie Robinson describes a rustic gathering where cowboys eat, drink, and talk of cattle, rodeos, and daily life at Tony's ranch. The narrative layers hunger, camaraderie, and a meditation on human conflict, work, and the future amid a bustling, leathered atmosphere.
Wharton Faction and Texas Break with Mexico in 1832
The Whartons emerged as influential but divided figures in early Texas politics. Amid calls at San Felipe for talks with Mexico, they pushed for chairmanship and policy shifts while remaining cautious. William H Wharton and John A Wharton faced opposition from Ruth who defeated William for chairmanship, reflecting growing separatist sentiment and debates over a separate Texas state government.
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John A. Wharton
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
Rmac Ter
Louttalmin
Sin Felipe
Whartoys
Houston
Austin
Witt
Wharton
Whartons
Ruth
Willian Wharton
Exes
Comluin
Vexag
Rand
Odd Facts From Ancient Times Sparked by Names and Plagues
A fragmented item notes inexact historic trivia about ancient figures and events. It mentions the United States by an odd phrasing, links names like Bravit and Venezuela to hemisphere questions, and recalls a 473 B.C. plague in Athens triggered by burning aromatic substances.
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United States
LB. A. Bravit
Venezuela
Acron
Athens
Morgenthau Tax Agents Stir Farm Regions Climate
A reader comments on Treasury Secretary Morgenthau sending revenue agents into farm areas during an election period. The piece claims tax collection actions alienate farmers, cites hog price impacts, and predicts a shift to labor issues and AAA politics. It warns of political strategies and labor union targeting.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Made & Lavin
Wallace
Wallace Ned
Roosevelt
New Deal
AAA
soYa
Moreenthau
New York
Wagner
Ir. Morgenthau
Freynd
Fenturck
10 AND 20 YEARS AGO From L A Light Files August 5 1934
San Antonio attorney Jd Franklin Spears is expected to win Bexar county's House seat from place No 2 after the withdrawal of incumbent P L Anderson in the August 26 race. Mayor Tobin reports receipt of two sources backing the Governor's palace land purchase. Adisa De Zavala and F Paschal presidents of Texas landmark groups confirm the sale.
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Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Bexar County
Texas
P.L. Anderson
Tate
Bpeara
City i
Boeare
Tobin
F. Paschal
Blair Association of Texas Mancers
Adisa de Zavala
Texas Landmarks Paaoatatinn
Bretton Woods Debate Warns U S On Sovereignty And Wealth
The piece criticizes postwar international monetary schemes from Bretton Woods, arguing they threaten U S sovereignty and economic independence. It asserts the fund could dictate tariff and wage policies while urging thorough congressional hearings to safeguard American living standards and fiscal autonomy. It cites Keynes and calls for audit to protect national interests.
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Bretton Woods
U. S. Treasury
International Monetary Fund
Audi
United States
India
Uncle Sam
Congress
Washington
John Maynard Keynes
Great Britain
House of Lords
Shock Treatment By H N Bundesen
Shock treatment for mental illness using metrazol insulin and electric current has evolved since the 1930s. Electric shock, delivered by temple electrodes, dominates due to convenience and control, with fewer adverse effects when properly applied. Elderly patients with mood disorders show notable improvement, while risks include possible bone damage unless muscle relaxants are used. overall results appear favorable across several disorders per Dr Vernon Evans and Dr Byats.
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Vernon
L. Evans
Timets
Evans
Reindeer Come From Alberta For Alaska People
Alberta to Alaska trade context shows reindeer imported to aid Alaska communities with meat and hides. Early American electrical organ invention credited to Hillborne Roosevelt, ancestor of a president, noted amid San Antonio origin notes. Publicity disclaimer mentions Associated Press content and republication rights.
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Alaska
United States
Hillborne Roosevelt
Ban Antonio
Antonio Eran
Ntonio Gavette
San Antonio
Membur
Presa
New Publishinghia
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