We Must Build A Two Ocean Navy And Enemy-Free Air Power
General Arnold warns that postwar peace left the United States vulnerable after World War I and urges a comprehensive national defense. He calls for a strong two ocean navy, a larger merchant marine, a robust army with a citizen reserve, a formidable air force, and industry ready to sustain war production. He stresses learning from past mistakes to prevent future surprise attacks.
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Versailles
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Italy
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt A Portrait In Words And Images
A discerning review of Clark Kinnaird’s artful collection Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The author praises intimate, unretouched photographs spanning Roosevelt’s life from youth to leadership, noting the enduring image of the man who lived by his own blueprint and urged others to do the same.
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Roosevelt as authentic self inspires national courage
By Elsie Robinson praises Theodore Roosevelt as a flawed but genuine leader whose true self empowered others to express theirs. The piece lauds his lasting impact on American ideals and courage, calling him an immortal heritage and deathless challenge to the nation.
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Postwar Germany and the four power controls debate
The article discusses the Potsdam agreement aiming for uniform treatment of Germans, criticizing the four power division of Germany as impractical. It notes the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union governing Germany with different systems and considers the experiment a test of cooperation between capitalist America and communist Russia. It emphasizes a need for a common approach to avoid future conflict and mentions Truman’s announcement on Russian policy.
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Soviet Russia
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From Sokolsky on German militarism and postwar fate
George E. Sokolsky argues that eradicating militarism requires more than disbanding Nazi forces. He cites historical examples such as Sweden under Gustavus Adolphus and Napoleon’s France, warning that militarism can reshape to protect national spirit in peacetime. He envisions Germany potentially adopting a peaceful, industrial model.
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Cowboys and Brands in a Storied Texan Tale
A long, fragmentary Texas lore recalls a cowboy named Hilson who vanished during ranch duties. Years later a stray animal reveals his fate via a cattle brand 774-89. The tale also mentions Reverend Watkins choosing a cattle brand symbolizing the Holy Trinity in a rustic community setting.
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Portraits of French justice and Petain in Vichy era politics
A Washington piece critiques the Petain trial as a lens on Vichy France, portraying Laval and Petain through a cynical art critique of judges and politicians. It argues prewar French leadership failed democracy, aided Hitler and Japan, and warns that insiders blame Vichy while seeking power.
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Escapology and film era echoed in Variety twenty years on
Twenty years back in 1925 the ASCAP royalty boom and talkies reshaped media. The piece recalls 1926 Broadway and cinema pay scales, theater moves, and the rise of radio rights. it notes Scopes trial fury, Charleston scares in Boston, and changes in Variety leadership and coverage.
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Eye Injury Treatment and Care Tips in Workplace
Eye injuries are common with industrial work. Prompt examination by a doctor with proper lighting and instruments is essential. Remove embedded material carefully with a spud if needed and apply antiseptics to prevent infection. Seek immediate follow up if irritation persists and watch for redness or pain signaling conjunctivitis keratitis keratoconjunctivitis or glaucoma.
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John N. Oshurn
Los Angeles
San Antonio Vote Seen For Prohibition Repeal
Aug 14 1985 form notes San Antonio voters expected a landslide in favor of repealing state prohibition in a special election. Mayor C K Quin predicted about 3000 votes, with Uneetty Jone cited as mayoral source.
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Eye injuries and eye disease guidance from 1960s medical note
A medical note outlines Dr H No Bundesen diagnosing conjunctivitis and other eye conditions. It describes treatment with sulfonamides for infection and explains flash burns from heat exposure with symptoms and care, including anesthetic and cold compresses under a doctor's direction.
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