America and the Judiciary: Defending the American System
The piece argues that Roosevelt failed to seize control of the judiciary but that his push, despite flaws and “frightful errors,” triggered a defense of the American System. It cites Senators Borah and Burke praising independence, warning against dictatorial power, and urging vigilance to preserve democracy and balance among three branches.
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Burke
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Borah
United States OF America
United States Senate
Joys and Glooms cartoon prophecy by T E Powers
The piece recalls Hearst cartoonist T E Powers who died recently and popularized the Joys and Glooms figures. The April 5 1919 drawing shows Joys turning into Glooms through liquor sampling, a forecast of prohibition era troubles for drinkers in the years ahead.
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T. B. Powers
Hearst
Powers
Louella Parsons champions happy endings in modern life
The column defends the idea that perfect happy endings are impossible and critiques the common urge for flawless resolutions in marriage, work, and society. It argues that American taste embraces broader, imperfect outcomes and that chasing ideal endings poisons real relationships and decisions.
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Louella Parsons
Hollyword
Worsaire
Oing
Louella
Aetrona
There Are No Happy Endings In Real Life
By Elsie Robinson. The piece declares life has no endings and always another chapter, urging readers to cope, face fact, and stay brave as they begin anew. The column appears in a syndicated King Features text, likely mid-century and reflective in tone.
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Matura
Cope't
King Feas
Delays in breast cancer care lead to higher deaths
A study finds three of four women with breast cancer delay medical care three months or more after first symptoms. A lack of breast examination, fear of saving the breast, and underestimating breast cancer danger drive late visits. Metastasis explains poor outcomes. 65 percent of operated cases already show spread.
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BE. N. Eberts
Montreal
Hreast
Breast health and cancer awareness from early to late life
Dr Herman N Bundesen urges immediate attention to any painless breast swelling. Many lumps are not cancer but early examination can save lives. Dr Eberts recommends annual breast exams for women over 35. Early detection often leads to successful outcomes.
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Eberts
Convoluted Note Sparks Focus on Garden Dilemmas
A scrambled fragment hints at garden issues and social commentary. The text references conscience, cold climates, and possible law or double standards in a chaotic, era-ambiguous way. Readers are left with a vague sense of garden difficulties and broader moral questions.
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Law & Double
Roosevelt values and money views from an observer
Paul Matlon writes a personal commentary on Franklin D Roosevelt describing how he believes Roosevelt treats money, his background, and his appeal to history. Analyzing wealth, class, and character, the piece contrasts Roosevelt as the poor little rich boy with a generous heart and a cautious dollar sense.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Emil Ludwig
Ludwig
Roosevelt
Deport Communists or face deportation, letter to editor
A letter from W C Vincent and E R Gerhardt argues for deporting Communists from the United States and barring them from office, praising local officials but warning of a dark future if civic rights are used to defend subversive groups amid a contentious city political climate.
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United States
W. C. Vincent
San Antonio
Fle
E.R. Gfahardt
Veteran Voices His Protest
A veteran voices protest against government actions defending the use of bulldozers, urging priority officials to preserve the country and government. The letter honors those who served on front lines and sacrifices made, warning against granting Communist influence.
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Rae Taght
Taasmnigh
Tain
Patriob
A.B. T
Small Percentage of Communists Spark Letter to The Light
A reader questions the time and effort of local businessmen in communist meetings. He notes 114 communists among 300 000 residents and challenges patriotic groups to devote effort to anti Nazi activity, suggesting use of a Friday meeting to gauge public interest.
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Ratler
Lagat
Crary Fay
United States
Antonio
Annexation Controversy Mirrors 1929 City Growth Polls
A 1929 notice discusses South Bay Antonhlir’s potential annexation into San Antonio, noting a petition with hundreds of signatures and mayoral concerns over a vote. Police consider traffic light regulation as the city plans expand, with an estimated annexation cost around 924,400.
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Tony
South Bay Antonhlir
Hanits
San Antonio
Clby
Antonis
M. Cynoiber
Jed Minn
Phil Wright
Wright
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