Pearl Harbor Trials and Postponed Hearings Debate
Admiral Kimmel asks Senator Truman for an open court hearing to address dereliction of duty charges over Pearl Harbor. He contends postponement is political, not military, and urges full disclosure of facts before the election. | Unable to add extra lines.
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Kimmel
Harry
Truman
Admiral Kimmel
Pearl Harbor
America
Walter C. Short
New Deal
Triple Seven Observance Highlights China War Support
The Chinese residents in the United States joined with Americans on Friday July 7 in the Triple Seven observance marking the seventh anniversary of China’s war against Japan. The piece urges renewed reinforcement, arming, and timely aid to China to keep Japan from expanding land and air attacks and to prevent the need for U.S. direct conflict.
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United States
China
Japan
Walter Winebhell On Broadway and Persian Gulf Journey
Walter Winebhell and Lily Puns recount a flamboyant wartime journey touring the Persian Gulf, Teheran, Cairo, and North Africa. They describe concerts for GIs, a GT Symphony-Popular orchestra, royal palace hospitality, and a stunning jewel collection, noting travel hardships and cultural contrasts.
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Cairo
Teheran
Kozvir
Inter
Ng Lily Snterests
Bily
Ike
Connolly
Troqiran
Yiollng
Ben Gentionan
Madanes
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Pertian
Diet and water linked to kidney stone formation
A medical note discusses how unbalanced diets and dehydration concentrate urine, increasing kidney stone risk. It cites urban dwellers, high protein intake, low fluid balance, and conditions like prolonged immobilization or injuries as contributing factors. Thyroid and parathyroid activity may also influence calcium phosphate stone development.
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Eges
William D. Dohertyy
Lanlon
Nervana
Kidney health and infection cautions by Dr Bundesen
The text discusses how bladder and kidney infections can affect kidney function and deposit lime. It suggests that drinking ample fluids and watching the diet may help prevent kidney stones and related issues. Include reference to Conprlaht at King Fens.
Texans and Rangers Pursue Indian Band Across Rio Grande
A band of Indians swept into Texas driving livestock and creating alarm across several towns. Texas Rangers pursued them to the Rio Grande, where a council with Guadelupe officials led to a temporary treaty allowing cross river pursuit by both sides. A final showdown with the allied forces resulted in a ranger being shot.
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Rio Grande
Nskit Thair
Natonal
Texas
Texas Rangers
Rodskina
Rio Geovide
Tir Rangers
Presidente of Guadalupe
Guadrhcipe
Tanger
Mexica
Odds and Ends Tie Diet Advice and Odd Predictions
A garbled early text discusses diet hints claiming essential eel foods for bone and tooth repair. It mentions predicted nylon collars and cults for postwar wear and notes a need for correcting or verifying claims.
Labor leadership and wage policy in the inflation crisis
A columnist argues Miss Perkins may push wage hikes via business profits and tax cuts, while labor groups seek higher pay. He contends wage gains fuel inflation, hurt consumers, and undermine profits, urging labor to oppose price rises and support business profits to fund real wage gains.
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Bays Gee
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
Mias Perkins
Elmer Kennedy
Colorado ‘Typographical Union
Abov
Ino Wmion
Kennedy
Lega
World! By Elsiah Uye a berry harvest reflection on missed Great Things
In a reflective piece the author compares the chore of picking blackberries to the vanished moment of a promised Great Thing from youth. The narrator recalls seventeen year old anticipation and the later sense that life’s peak never arrived, while noting the ongoing busyness of canning time and the poetry of ordinary work.
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Elsiah
Shangri-La
Robinson
Herries
Ile
Mie
King Feas
Gund Snc
San Antonio
Liaw
San Antonio- Tigh
Firth
C. Texas
Absociated Press
Associated Prose
L A Light Files recall Texas senate bid and 1924 obit note
The Aug 2 1934 LA Light Files recall Jin Neal a Webb county ranchman and lawyer as a top Texas senate candidate. It notes Neal at 6 feet 5 inches and mentions a 20 year earlier upset defeating Averile Pare for the portly district nomination. An Aug 24 1924 item records widow Adéle Callaghan, widow of Mayor Bryan Callaghan, dying at 3720 West Commerce with survivors listed.
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Jin Neal
Webb County
Texas Senate
Neal Sands
Hoe
Averile Pare
Adéle Callaghan
Bryan Callaghan
West Commerce Street
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