Hearst Proposes Universal Military Training For Peace
A Hearst backed call advocates universal and compulsory military training in peacetime. The editorial line praised public schools for shaping citizens into soldiers, urging a nationwide citizen militia to deter aggression and preserve liberty. It cites Switzerland as a model and warns against unpreparedness that led to Pearl Harbor.
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Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Uncle Sam
Europe
Switzerland
United States
Pacific Ocean
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Hollywood Gossip and Biographical Blitz from Walter Winchell Rome
A garbled wire service feature mixes Hollywood gossip and biographical notes. It touches on actors Turhan Bay Ann Blagley and Mickey Rooney with mentions of Paramount designer Whita Kin and Deanna Durbin stand-ins. It recounts Oliver Morosco’s theatrical empire, Caxton’s biography The Oracle of Brontway, and industry figures like Walter Winchell and Roger Touhy in a dim, anecdotal collage.
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Jack Lait
Hollyyendiat Lang Turner
Turhan Bay
Ahn
Paramount
Whita Kin
Lars Gallier
South Carolina
Mickey Rooney
Ann Blagley
Marsha
Himt
Adrian Scott
Steve Crane
Mary O'Hara
Columbia Baby
Feegy Hyan
Ant Maxie Rosenbloom
Waly Tor Henson
Tammy Dorsey
Marie Osborne
Deanna Durtin
Hine Opne
Caxton
Oliver Morosco
Helen
Nique
Ee Morgovea
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ownich
Canary Cotea
Letty
Yours Truly
Managing Temper, Family, and Self Control
A reflective piece on how personal temper and family dynamics shape daily life. It argues self management determines happiness or misery more than external factors and cites inherited traits, parental temperaments, and humorous quirks as influences. The tone blends folk wisdom with cautionary guidance on controlling anger.
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Mamlis
Nata
Fred
Confusing OCR Note on Austin Texas Election Laws
Fragmentary text references August 1025 UT Austin and UT Texas, a constitutional amendment on term lengths for officials, and mentions County Clerk Jack R. Burke and Dietrich Gierks. Several names appear garbled, with references to San Antonio and county offices, signaling a local election or official proceedings.
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Legisitaura
Universal habit of bad temper, says Elsie Robinson
The piece argues anger is a common habit born from indulgence and worry, likening it to addiction. It claims temper improves with moderation yet worsens with repeat indulgence, comparing it to alcohol or drugs. The author notes self awareness as key to breaking the cycle.
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Sac
Dewey Hull clash over protecting small nations at postwar talks
Washington column outlines how Dewey advocates a separate security framework for small nations while Hull seeks to shield sovereignty through a broad American-led guarantee. The piece traces shifts in Senate positions, criticizes both approaches, and weighs implications for the Dumbarton conference and future world order.
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Hull
Dewey
Hull Pobley
Holl
Cdis
King Features Lyn Weale, Inc
The Interationalism Debate in a Nonsensical Letter
A reader letter argues for restraint on sovereignty to avoid future wars and urges U S and Soviet Russia to lead revival efforts. It notes Britain Germany and others are economically strained, with America and Russia as key recovery powers. The writer compares nationalist and internationalist views, questioning procedures and leadership outcomes. The tone mirrors a midcentury column on global policy.
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Iel
Russia
Asia
United States
Govieb Mussia
Great Britain
Asis
Russle
Europe
Soviet Russia
Roosevelt
Dewey
Congress
America
France
Germany
Sokolsky on nationalism internationalism and U S strength
George E. Sokolsky argues over the balance between nationalist and internationalist viewpoints. He warns against weakening sovereignty for aid to allies, contending that a strong United States is vital to prevent Europe and the world from sliding toward an “Asiatic level” of poverty and governance. He cites economic costs and the risk of global instability if America retreats from power.
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Ace Cane
United States
Mint
Britain
Germany
Europe
Soviet
Russia
Sreed
America
Europa
Understanding Symptoms of Heart Failure in 1920s Terms
The article describes how a failing heart causes breathlessness cough fatigue and rapid pulse with abdominal swelling and poor appetite. It notes fluid buildup and legs or chest edema, and stresses diagnosis via physical exam heart X ray and electrocardiogram. It also cites Chicago doctor Chavinesy O Mener linking alcohol stress and intemperate habits to heart weakness.
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Chavinesy O Mener
Chicago
Texans and Kiowas Face War and Peace Tangle
In Texas after a long Chihua War era, Jame sov and J. pavik edit a report where Quaker agent Thomas Battey chairs a council with Kiowa leaders. He unveils government plans declining surrender of Indians. War drums fade as Pipe acceptance signals cautious parley with U S officials.
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Jamesov
J. Pavik
Texas
Indiana
Thomas Battey
Battey
Pedera
Antants
Dig ‘Ives
Madoc Thoidas
Uint
Tio Kiowa
U. S
Thay
Jay Toxan
Kansas
New Mexico
Kicking Bird
Hla
Batley
Conditions in Heart Failure Noted by Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen outlines potential causes for heart deterioration including toxic elements, blood clots in coronary arteries, repeated pregnancies, kidney issues, and infections. He cautions against overeating or drinking, stresses ongoing medical supervision, and emphasizes early treatment of any new disease to prevent further heart damage. San Antonio Light.
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Bline Sky
Paramount Pictures
Aynd
Ine
SAN Antonio Light
Ieee Ant Brenttan
Antonie
Ashroni
Aldo
Neal News
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