A Socialist Talks on Communism in New York
A Socialist Defense of Social Democratic federation members argues critics misread socialist aims while warning liberty lovers against Communists. Louis Waldman calls for a US policy toward Soviet Russia tied to ending Communist interference and restoring civil liberties, but cautions Moscow promises may be unreliable in any outcome of the war.
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Social Democratic Federation
Comintern
Communist Party
Socialist Party
New York City
America
Soviet Russia
Russia
Hearst
Europe
Louis Waldman
Waldman
Summer Welles
Washington
Oumansky
Great Britain
Biggest Bomber B A19 Insurance for U S Air Power
The B A19 is described as the world's largest bomber with a 28 ton load and 7000 mile range. Maj Gen Henry H Arnold says for every ton an enemy can drop, we must drop two, making the B A19 America s insurance while the Air Corps concentrates on long range high speed heavy bombers without sacrificing other aircraft types.
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Henry TH. Arnold
National Magazine
Arnold
Air Corps
Longrance Highspeed
Lramendaus
Roosevelt urged to visit every soldier camp for morale and understanding
The Brighter Side urges President Roosevelt to tour all U S army camps and speak individually with soldiers to gauge morale and problems. It argues his contact could boost morale, reduce discontent, and reveal real issues behind reports of unhappiness, urging a candid exchange between commander in chief and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Imere Maroc
Jon Niefale
We Do Not Suppress The Wrong Is Any Greater Now
Damon Runyon presents a satirical lecture on American military faults and the imagined complaints of a citizen army. He mocks army pay, political manipulation of commissions, and poorly chosen camps, suggesting these flaws would provoke constant beefing among soldiers. The piece is a humorous take on military life and independence.
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Pat
Goldiers
Whra Weddler
Hiis Army
America
Dia
King Ween
Shifting Focus From Personal Woes To World Vision
A narrator recalls failed attempts at reading and blinking glasses as a Viennese doctor scolds him for vanity. The piece reflects poverty’s toll, urging readers to lift heads toward human needs, imagining a future of adventure, social service, and global concern beyond self.
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Caere
Vierma
Issel
Omar Khayyam
Ingersalt
Damien
Iife
Camitle
Life that lifted you from poverty to purpose
Elsie Robinson writes of mentors who shaped youth, offering strength against scarcity and despair. The piece speaks to how guidance and life lessons empower growth, resilience, and a broader horizon beyond cramped circumstances.
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Valin Our Neal
Untitled Texas reminiscence and frontier justice reminiscence
A fragmentary reminiscence by James about early Texas justice cites J Pinckney Henderson and frontier customs. The piece notes on the old days, official records, and informal exoneration practices, hinting at a rough frontier ethics and social memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Texas
J. Pinckney Henderson
Jatice
Honiglde
Stenderton
Enmity Flares as Henderson Faces Assassination Plot
Mysterious feud escalates as Henderson plans to avoid a deadly confrontation. A rival, Cherny, allegedly plots to kill him within days. Henderson stalks a different route, then acts with swift precision to deter the threat.
Exploring San Antonio West Side a cautious stroll
A visitor recounts an evening walk through San Antonio's West Side observing a knifing on Bronterey Street, curious crowds and a tense but hospitable community. The narrator notes children playing amid bloodstains, Spanish hymns, and mixed motives behind hospitality while proposing local steps to curb street-level vice and doorway solicitations.
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San Antonio
Old West
Witosa
Gasoline Shortage Claims Questioned By Critics
The piece argues that claims of a ten day gasoline supply are inflated by publicists using Davies's figures. It cites official stocks from Bureau of Mines and American Petroleum Institute showing larger inventories, notes refinery and crude stock differences, and suggests policy publicity misleads the public while rail and tanker movements imply no acute shortage.
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New York ‘Times
Ading Petroleum
Ralph c. Davies
Harold Ickes
Ralph J. Davies
Ford
Davies
Bureau of Mines
American Petroleum Institute
Annd
Tim
St. Bilciny
Levth
Novatal
Washington
Irkea
Chicago Journal of Imetce
Wlvaleis
Marianit- Tunneis
Les
Owl
Martinsville
Louisville
Nashyi
Owensboro
Seaboard
Colitis and its link to nerves and mucus buildup
The article explains colitis as often tied to nervous system disturbances rather than true bowel disease. It notes X rays may show colon muscle contraction narrowing the bowel, and mucus production that is not harmful. It emphasizes worry and fatigue worsen symptoms, and that calm walking in San Antonio could help readers understand the condition.
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San Antonio
Britain
Hitler
AMLA
Texes
Davi
Ime
King Veatures Bye Care, Inc
Eollig
Wilett
Circomfort
N. Bundesen Fendtien
August 25 1031 City Hall records show mayoral action
Aged notations report Calious and city workers addressing crowding in the city hall as Mayor O. M. Chambers continues efforts to ease local distress. The record mentions Frank Michaels maintaining order and a long tenure with Han Wlea among names from the era.
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O. M. Chambers
Salchion Evey
Kelly
Sinc
van Riven
Dixcharg
Thn Anrvnee
Hold Mantor
Frank Michaels
Han Wlea
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Third International
Moscow
Mlior
By Damon Runyon
Elsie Robinson
Pexans
Farber
Phant
Henderson
Ben Weman
Aémsel
Audi
Cherny
Poe
Henderean
Santa Rosasverue
Bronterey Street
Moxloari
Thore
Davies’ Ligures
OU ‘Admin
Elrator Ickes
Dr. Herman
Fea Syad
L. A
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