We must build a stronger two ocean defense force
General H H Arnold warns against repeating post WWI disarmament and calls for a robust future defense. He urges maintaining a powerful army air forces and a two ocean navy with a strong merchant marine, industrial readiness, and widespread training, to prevent a sudden strategic failure.
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Franklin D Roosevelt as Self Made Portrait by Clark Kinnaird
A review praises Clark Kinnaird’s photo filled biography of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, calling it an intimate, unretouched portrait from infancy to death. It lauds Roosevelt's steadfast individuality, courage, and the lasting American heritage he left, though acknowledging his flaws.
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Potsdam debate on four power control and German fate
A newspaper sketch discusses the Potsdam agreement proposal for uniform treatment of Germans, warning that four power zones risk divergent systems. It considers the experiment a test of cooperation between capitalist America and socialist Russia, with Baruch's friendship idea as a guiding thought. It notes the German question as a proving ground and hopes for an open mind as Russia re-enters policy discussions.
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Maliner
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Brands and legends of Texas cowboys and confessors
A fragmented tale recounts Jim Hitson, a cowboy who vanished on range duties and was later linked to a brand clue found years later. The narrative then shifts to Rev. R. O. Walking arriving in Texas in 1856 and choosing a brand symbolizing faith and the Holy Father, with readers noting the reverend’s chosen mark of a large figure 3.
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Sokolsky on Potsdam aims to end Nazism and militarism
By George E. Sokolsky argues the Potsdam goals include liquidating Nazi structures and eliminating German militarism. He warns militarism persists if people feel oppressed and cites Sweden, Napoleonic France, and potential German shifts toward industry and trade as past safeguards against militarism.
Portraits of French leaders stalk the Petain trial as tainted justice
The article critiques the Petain trial, depicting judges and political figures as pawnbroker like figures driven by gold and power. It argues the court mirrors a corrupt prewar leadership, with Laval and Leahy observers shaping views, and presses that a strong French democracy could have deterred Hitler and Japan.
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Variety Nostalgia Aims Back Twenty Years In Review
Walter Winchell column by Abell Green reflects on a 20 year era since the first WW guest call and the wartime shift toward escapism in entertainment. It recalls composers royalties, Broadway acts, Gershwin and Kern shows, and industry figures amid a panorama of early 20th century show business.
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Hippodrome
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Eye Injury Care Urges Prompt Examination and Treatment
Medical guidance stresses quick eye exams with good light and proper instruments to remove debris. Local doctors advocate antiseptics, anesthetic drops, and careful use of a specialized spatula for foreign bodies to prevent lasting vision damage.
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John N. Osburn
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San Antonio voters back repeal of state prohibition law
AUGUST 14 1985 reports a San Antonio city forecast of a 4 to 1 landslide for repealing the state prohibition law in a special election. Mayor O K Gunn estimates about 0,000 votes will be cast in the city.
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Eye care tips from Dr Bundesen and burn injuries noted
Dr H N Bundesen warns eye care requires professional supervision for conjunctivitis and sulfonamide treatment. Exposure burns from flashes cause watering and sand-in-eyes sensation. manage with anesthetic use, cold compresses, and light protection under a doctor's direction.
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