America Must Build All Defenses to Avoid Repeats
The text argues after World War I the US disarmed and neglected defense, warning that future wars require a strong two ocean navy merchant fleet army and air force. General Arnold cautions toward future policy to maintain strength in all defense essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Versailles
Japan
Germany
Italy
Army Air Forces
Air Force Day
H. H. Arnold
United States Army Air Forces
Arnold
Surak
Roosevelt Portraits and a Test of Selfhood
A book review praises a collection by Clark Kinnaird on Franklin D Roosevelt, tracing the life from infancy to his public and private struggles. It extols Roosevelt as a real man who followed his own blueprint, urging readers to embrace authenticity amid public scrutiny.
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Mrankin Delane Roosevelt
Kimbelp
Clark Kinnaird
Clade
New York City
Tin
Ft. Ant
la Jove
Condor Ems Airways
Tor Weal
Franklin Uednne Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Individual courage and legacy of Theodore Roosevelt
By Elsie Robinson recalls Roosevelt as a flawed but authentic leader whose example empowered others to be themselves. The piece praises his lasting heritage and the influence of his life on American identity and civic duty.
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America
Amd
Roosevelt
United States of America
Clark
Kinnaird
Germany Faces Four Powers Rule in Postwar Split
The piece argues that Germany remains divided among four occupying powers Britain United States Soviet Union and France with differing political aims and economic systems. It discusses the challenge of unified policy and the potential for cooperation across capitalist and communist systems as Germany becomes a proving ground for postwar governance and international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Taos
Soviet Russia
Pravce
Moy
Notable Reflections on Nazism and Militarism in History
The author discusses Nazi ideology as alien yet imposed by fear and promise of security. He argues eliminating military factions alone won’t end militarism, citing Sweden after Gustavus Adolphus and Napoleon’s France as precedents. He warns that mass emigration or revolution may follow if nations cross endurance thresholds.
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United States
Soviet Russia
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Europe
France
Napoleon
Germany
Germay
Prederick
Jad
Natural
Porhular
Petain
Vichy
DeGaille
Italy
Petoin
Texans and Brand Tales From a Lone Star Range
A rambling Texas tale recalls a missing cowboy and a mysterious horse brand marked 74-18 Jallows Hot as Hell, tied to a rumored 1968 return, plus a Reverend Watkins who joined cattle work and chose a symbolic threefold emblem representing the Holy Trinity Father Son and Holy Ghost.
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Jhn
Finnbay Hilson
Rose Te Radura
Willy
RO. Warkles
Texas
Watkins
Petain treason and French leadership in the Vichy era
A critical discussion of Petain, Laval, and other prewar French leaders as depicted in Daumier style, arguing their duplicity and impact on the fall of France. The piece links Vichy collaborators to Nazism and warns that democratic failure allowed Hitler’s rise and continued influence.
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Washington
Petain
Rik
Iilley
Daumier
Dauner
Thany
Jean of Arc
Dieytust
Danton
Vicay
Admiral Leahy
Stahy
Vichy
Roosevelu
Linal
Hera
France
Jilin
Hoover
Pelain
Hitler
Miery
Rhineland
Rhineland When It Was Powerul
Chamber of Deputies
Japan
Usl
Variety retrospective recalls 1925 entertainment boom and shocks
A long look back from Variety notes 1925 royalty dividends of 80 000 for the second quarter and a rise to over 39 000 000 annual royalties as film radio and synchronization boost the industry. It recalls Rodgers and Gershwin era hits and early theater acts while detailing scandals censorship and legalities in Boston Dayton and New York with names like Silverman Atkinson and Salt amid upheaval in vaudeville and film markets.
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Abel
Mugg
Pearl Harbor
Father
St Louis
Gershwin, Cohan
Nora Bayes
Tony Pastor
Sine Silverman
ASCAP
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishes
Tin Pan Alley
Radio City
Hollywood
Eye Injury Care and First Aid for Eye Removal Techniques
Eye injuries are common among workers and require prompt treatment. Doctors advise careful examination in good light using proper tools, with anesthetic drops and a magnifying glass, and removal of surface debris or embedded material with a spud instrument. Antiseptics are applied afterward and a padded eye allows rest. patients should return for observation and avoid prolonged damage.
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Jann W. Osburn
Los Angeles
King Peurarea Ssundicate, Inc
San Antonio
Broadway
Eidih
Texas
Associated Press
Aquociated Press
Nowa
Olberwlaa
San Antonio Voters Back Prohibition State Election Plan
Aug 24 special election likely after mayor predicted 30,000 city votes. R G Bancom revival sermon described a "Jolly bean" in quirky terms.
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San Antonilo
Iendsiki Mayer
K. Quin
Mayer
Eye Injury Treatment and First Aid Guidance
Medical guidance outlines treatment for eye burns and conjunctivitis including cooling compresses and avoidance of heat. It emphasizes prompt care under a doctor’s direction and cautions only a specialist should manage severe eye injuries.
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Elsie Robinson
Russia
Sofia
Bernard Barnet
Mendis
Gere Many 8
Cerisiniy
Servick Byrista al- Tieel
Genitayy
Tiuman
George E. Sokolsky
Ethlard
James Farber
Paul Mallon
Paul
Jack Salt
Walter Winchell
Wally Atleroe
Mirror
Dayton
Ballyhooed
L'Enn
Scoter
McCoy
Sugelitg Shipline
Glia Gray
Players-Lasky Filmi
Pix
King Alphonse
Spain
Hal Smith
Bad
New York
Pat
Portugal
Belgium
Charleston
Pickwick Club
Tenderloin
John Casey
Curley
Ciayleston
Boston
Panama
Variety
G. A. Atkinson
Lemion
Atkinson
Sime Silverman
Edior
Varleby
Ku Klux Klan
Seflye
Yreppert
Long Island
KKK
Sly Marion
Gallagher & Slivay
Ed Gallagher
Efi Longster
Romantia Ale Lignes
al Shean
Greenwich Village
Gallagher
Ann Luther
Beeeman Bernstein
Sime
Evangelist R. G. Bancom
Dy. .H
Bundesen
Aily
Bungay Ohis
Carrier
Iewl Semo
Xat
Rostelfiea
San
Oy Sacandeinas Nimiter
Thantarita
Texan
Congress
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