Global Christian coalition unites against atheistic communism
A worldwide movement unites Christianity to resist Bolshevik atheism, led by bishops and observers including John Foster Dulles at Amsterdam. He warned Marxist regimes rely on force, purge opposition, and deny human rights, urging stronger church organization and unified action to promote peace and moral principles.
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Hearst
Kambeth Conference of
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mr. Dulles
Stel
Beate
San Antonio Flood Control Urged Bond Issue Plan
After a four inch rain exposed citywide drainage failures Commissioner James Knight asks council for a large bond to fund street repairs and a comprehensive drainage system. The piece recalls the 1923 flood and Olmos dam as precedent but warns delay invites further disasters.
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San Antonio
James Knight
Olmos
These Days Reflect on Faith and World Peace
The essay contrasts Christian moral law with Marxist views of human nature and social environment. It notes Protestant efforts to bridge theology and science, cites John Foster Dulles’s Amsterdam speech endorsing moral leadership, and argues that durable peace requires recognized higher law and human dignity guiding lawmaking.
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Thomas Huxley
John Foster Dulles
Amsterdam
Gov. Dewey
America
Duligs
Ray
Wrong
Organization of International Peace
Gopgrisht
King Fent
The Light A Cure for Hiccups
Mrs. Carl Scrimpeher of Sis Athens street writes that drinking water through a plain cloth cup or barrier successfully cures hiccups. She reports consistent success in her experience.
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Carl Scrimpeher
Sis
Athens Street
Early Diagnosis and Treatment of Influen Zal Meningitis
Inflenzal meningitis is a severe disease mainly affecting babies and children. Early detection, use of sulfonamides and streptomycin, and avoiding spinal injections in some cases improve outcomes and reduce brain damage.
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Cripplis
Influenzal meningitis signs and diagnosis note
Dr H N Bundesen discusses recognizing influenzal meningitis in young patients. He notes drowsiness fever and nervous system disturbances warrant spinal fluid examination for definite diagnosis and outlines sulfonamide administration routes. A reader question about facial hair growth is answered, attributing no link to face creams and mentioning electric needle removal as a method.
Truman, Roosevelt Allies and Red Scare Reflections
A critical column targets President Truman, Roosevelt loyalists, and alleged Communist influence in Washington. It reviews Bert Andrews Washington Witch-Hunt and condemns suppression of dissent while accusing New Deal figures of disloyalty.
Pulitzer Flap Over Andrews Award Sparks Political War
The piece argues Wasbhrook Pegler attacks on the congressional committee on un American activities and loyalty tests. It labels the Heywood Broun and Pulitzer choices as dodgy symbols and predicts public sentiment will favor strict court procedure and impartial American courts.
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Raus Political Society
Congressional Committee On UN American Activities
Roosevelt
Andrews
Heywood Broun
Congressional
Truman
Mer. Andrews
The
Fersid Tribune
Congress
August 31 1954 Republican district convention in Bexar
Bexar county Republicans at their district convention resolved not to sponsor a Republican congressional candidate. A 1940 remark suggested conditions would be favorable for a candidate if Roosevelt had not ruined the country by then.
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Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
Roosevell
Mahatma
Rusela
Mir
Truman
Filiott
Jimmy
Fala
Bert
Bexar County
Chicago
Bacring Down On the News By Arthur Baer
An unsigned defense of honesty in politics critiques long serving officeholders and critics wasteful use of taxpayers money. The author mocks politicians who take and hide public funds, arguing for frugal governance and accountability.
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Arthur
Bugs" Baer
Enoch Arden
New York’s resilient politics amid a diverse city
A 1940s column by Jack Lait defends New York against charges of radicalism, praising the city’s solid electorate and predicting a strong Republican showing in forthcoming elections. It discusses immigration, labor unions, and the diverse urban fabric from Harlem to Little Italy, stressing assimilation and the dangers of political demagoguery.
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Burge
New York
American Labor Party
Italy
Spain
Harlem
Yorkville
Hitler
Uncle Sam
Peratns
Subscription Rates and Payment Notice
Payable in advance under the act of March 8 1837. The tariff lists charges for daily and Sunday newspaper delivery. Readers are reminded to pay promptly to ensure continued service and avoid interruptions.
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Fegan
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Dulles
See Eye
Sokolsky
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Light
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McGrath
California
F. D. Roosevelt
Mr. Andrews
Washington Standard
Warren G. Harding
Senator Walsh
Montana
Sani
Standard
Hoosewelt
Washington
Grant
Thurman Arnold
Department of Justice
Woorward
Communist Party
New York Newspaper Guild
Myste
By Wasbhrook Pegler
L. A. Light
K. Quinn
Columbus
Atlantic
Pacific
Vimes
Mister Breger
Deshaiea
Prairie Dog Village
Broadway
Jack Lait
Thomas E. Dewey
Bob Wagner
Queens
Richmond
Slmoat
San ‘Antonio
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