Dewey Warning on Postwar World Ends with Prompt Dismissal
Governor Dewey warned that the Washington postwar security conference could forge an international program to permanently coerce nations under four powers, calling it imperialism. Secretary Hull assured such fears are unfounded, while critics argue small nations fear domination by the four major powers.
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Dewey
Washington
Hull
United Nations
Secretary Hull
Mgr. Dewey
Roosevelt and MacArthur in Pacific War Strategy Debate
Reporting on Roosevelt and MacArthur, the piece argues that Allied plans to crush Japan demand extended campaigns and new air bases. It cites promises to move quickly in the Pacific while acknowledging grinding land battles in China, Burma, and the Philippines as essential to denying Japan supplies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Elmer Davis
Pacific Front
Japan
Germany
Philippines
Parmosa
Masalaya Payuky
Kyushu
Geurrit Macdruwura
Paulipplites
Hono
Deane
Ha Quom-Bainay
Dayla
MacArthur
Asti
Mandhinkio
Burma
Tonger India
South
China Cok
Formosa
Olina
China
Jaundice Causes and Liver Disease Findings by Dr. White
Medical notes summarize jaundice causes from liver disease to cancer, based on a survey of 89 jaundiced patients. Key signs include liver and spleen enlargement, gallbladder issues, ascites, and blood pigment deposits, with toxins such as arsenite and carbon tetrachloride potentially inducing liver inflammation.
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Franklin W. White
Harvard University Medical School
Aairvey
Uyer
Weyland
Ds Dun
Altrhads
Dr H N Bundesen on Liver Jaundice Diagnosis
By Dr H N Bundesen guidance on inflammations and liver issues. The text stresses careful study before treatment and notes the remedy aids in diagnosing jaundice causes.
Davis Threatened Texas War Over Indian Prisoners
Governor Davis travels to Fort Sill to negotiate parole terms with the Kiowa and Comanche leaders after tensions rise over the capture of two white captives. The talks end with an accord: prisoners to be released on parole and some outlaws to be surrendered. Texans brace for possible conflict across border states.
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F. ¢. Davis
Hie
Texas
Fort Sill
Davis
Indiana
Davin
Sil
Pariey
Katina
Oklahoma
New Amexico
Mirdot
Jap War Far From Being Won As Yet By MARK HELLINGER
The author argues the Japan war is far from over and warns against over optimism. He notes India routes and Allied plans, warns against German collapse simplifying Japan, and stresses staying strong with universal service and a powerful fleet. He critiques political overtones in India and calls for realism in U.S. strategy.
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Mark Hellinger
Binet T
United States
Pacific
India
America
Japan
Ules Russina
Exiel
Roy Hin
Germany
Ely
Ourselver
Willie Tary
Andy
Gor
Walter Winchell gossip and Hollywood headlines roll on
A collage of names and rumors from 1940s show business including Eleanor Roosevelt, Walter Winchell, and various stars. Mentions of Hollywood executives, editors, marriages,Pager Pageant editors, and party scraps weave through reports of scandals, hospital stays, and industry shifts.
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Walter Winchell
Riviera
Eleanor Roosevelt
Broadway memories and star names weave through a noisy night
A fragmentary Broadway page notes nostalgia and late night chatter about performers like Steve Grange and Chili Williams, with mentions of Gene Tekupa and Gabriel Dell. The piece hints at private lives and showbiz rivalries, naming figures such as Lieut. Art Margett Georgianna Yong and Rosaleen Simpson in a tapestry of rumors and recollections.
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Onn Rioy
Waite Plek
Ena
Thnulder
Broadway
Steve Grange
Chili Williams
Cro
Brute
Gene Tekupa
Art Margett
Georgianna Yong
Loretta
Gabriel Dell
Pogey Elt
Rosaleen Simpson
George Ahapiro
John Iaenb Astor
Stage managing marriage to stave off monotony
A San Antonio Light column urges couples to inject drama and variety into married life. It extols staged changes, entertaining guests, and playful fashion shifts to keep romance from growing stagnant, warning against dull routines and encouraging surprises.
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San Antonio teachers win 19 percent restoration in 1934 note
LA light files recap shows San Antonio school teachers voted back a 19 percent restoration of a 1931 cut, with 38 percent reduction to be applied only to classroom staff. Aug 21 1934 report notes school board action amid timetable changes and effects on teachers. Justice of the Peace Campbell and wife Robert naryan narrowly escaped injury when their car rolled on Frederickaburg road during a return trip last night.
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Justice of the Peace
Campbell
Hid
Mall Gon
Robert
Naryan
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