Leftist swing feared behind the Red terror warning
The piece warns that a leftist shift in Spain France and the United States hides a Red Terror threat. It argues a Franco-Russo-Spanish Communist alliance could spark a world conflagration and urges a vote against communism and fascism, defending the American constitutional tradition.
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France
Popular Front
Spain
Dsregard
Red
Madrid
Russia
Fatabier-Labor Party
American Communist Party
Amerigan
Jefferson
Lincoln
The
Pioneer Pathers
Inbad the Sailor Secures Lasting Post in Port Story
A feature by T. E. Powers from the New York Bene Journal discusses Inbad the Sailor and his unexpected retention in a permanent position aboard a harbor craft. The narrative highlights career stability, nautical life, and the humor of a sailor deepening his ties to a single crew.
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T. E. Powers
New York
Bene Journal, Inc
Tewistered Uy & Patent
Idwal Jehes
Hollywood Boulevard
Joe Kerrigan
Exy
Jones
Milatto
Dumast Son Wied
New
Neville Chamberlain and the shadow of Joseph Chamberlain
A century after Joseph Chamberlain’s birth, the piece chronicles Neville Chamberlain’s rise as Birmingham’s mayor and Britain’s leader amid prewar tensions. It contrasts his frank, unvarnished style with Roosevelt era liberalism, notes his role in sanctions against Italy, and predicts his ascent to prime minister as Baldwin steps down.
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Joseph
Berlain
Birminghem
Brummagen
England
Fim
Young Doe
Ragheb
Joseph Chamberlain
Church of England
Birmingham
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Hestad Free Church
Mussolini
Rogland
Addis Ababa
Neville Chamberlin
Neville ‘Chamberlain
Britain
Neville
Edward VIII
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
King Peas
Roosevelt and the Duty to Americans First
A fiery call argues Roosevelt should prioritize Americans over international friendship. It warns that neighbor nations and rivals profit from U S job losses and higher taxes as Americans pay for benefits to those across borders. The piece urges focusing on home friends and relatives before distant allies.
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Roosevelt
Canada
Eemamig
Japan
Europe
Pueblo to build tropical bird house under WPA plan
The Roosevelt administration approved a tropical bird house project as a WPA effort in Pueblo Colorado. Pueblo contributed about $622, roughly one cent per inhabitant, while the federal treasury covered about $8 per cent of the total cost.
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Pueblo
Colo
Puebla
Pie
Levonsthielon of
Puello
Yév
Federal Treasury
Suny
Common School Ailment Bedwetting in Children
Common ailment known as bed wetting is discussed as a frequent childhood issue. It notes normal bladder control by age two, possible persistence into puberty, and raises the role of physical or family factors. Treatment includes regular waking intervals, limiting irritation, and possible bed or pillow adjustments to aid wakefulness during the night.
Dear Govt Dear Govt WPA strike vow from a project worker
A WPA project worker writes to Mr Hopkins asking how to stage a strike to gain a vacation. The letter, poetry style, claims two days of sit down work and a vote of 2 100 percent for a strike. It describes absurd protest ideas and asks for guidance on vacations while pledging to stay off the job until a response arrives.
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Winsion Nohatan
Hopkins
Boon-Dogle
Gove
WPA
O. K
Roosevelt
Congress
Terwalla
Angie
Mx. Hopkins
YSA
W. Nurmat
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in San Antonio Light
From the files of the San Antonio Light 1926 notes enforce parking laws downtown and a plan to extend the Houston Pacific railroad to the valley with a 1500 resident turnout. Campaigns, a GOP convention in Roorke August 26, and police car purchases are reported alongside county tax collector changes under new state law to take effect December 1.
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San Antonio Light Suatet 1
Rlo Granda
Yelley
San Antonio Tomarcow
Houten Pacific Railroad
Falefurrian
Fred M. Herndon
Chamber of
Com
Bexar County
Watts Tops New York Scene As Young Dramatic Critic
In New York a young critic Watts rises to top status amid Rialto chatter, succeeding Percy Hammond as leading dramatic reviewer. Bespectacled, collegial, and shy, Watts stems from Charleston West Virginia wealth, known for meticulous dress and early career as a movie critic, while Greenwich Village battles bohemian stereotypes.
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New York
Highard Watts Jr
Dickie Watts
Percy Hammond
Hammond
Watts
Hetty Swope
Qewn
Town
Night Owls
Charleston
W. Va
Richard Harding Davis
The Shoe Fetish That Shook Society in 3948
Chart 3948, by King Fas, Sydney, narrates a provocative social tale where a bold speaker questions gender norms and consumer fetishism. It critiques the obsession with female adornment, footwear rights, and male gaze while highlighting sexual politics and class tensions. The narrator mocks both sides and revels in rebellious wit.
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King Fas
Syd
Ine
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