Save America from All Foreign Isms
A Madison Square Garden keynote by Martin Dies of the Dies committee warns against Marxists and foreign influence. He accuses Stalinist agents in unions and liberal groups, condemns communism and calls for Congress to root out foreign propagandists and “reds” to restore the American way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Martin Dies
Congressional Committee
Madison Square Garden
National Administration
Mr. Dies
Washington
United States
Stalin
Hitler
Dies Committee
Gail Browder
Wasthead
The
Daily Worker
Communist International
Congress
Het Whitley
Jong Mae
What Is the Game Rights and countertrade with Nippon questioned
The piece argues America should expose hidden ententes with France England and Roosevelt rather than maintain secret covenants. It questions embargos against Japan and warns against letting foreign agreements guide U S policy while emphasizing democratic transparency and open covenants.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Congressional Stooges
Mr. Wilson
France
Hong Kong
Hiller
Stalin
Mussolini
America
Pity Versus Faith in Adversity: A Razored Counsel
A speaker argues pity harms those in trouble and urges embracing faith over sympathy. He claims most people resist getting over distress and cling to victimhood, while true strength comes from self reliance and action. He criticizes pity as a demoralizing drug and promotes faith as the remedy to lift oneself from hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy
Slars and Stripes Pay as you go aid
Fragmented text mentions a woman and a neighbor, with unclear references to sharing blame and directing actions. It parrots themes of taking responsibility and social behavior in neighborhood relations without clear events, dates, or concrete names.
At the Bar Hipster Musings on Free Lunch Woes
Edwin C. Hill writes a humorous column about being broke in bars, the odd free lunches, pretzels and popcorn as salvation, and the era’s saloon culture. He riffs on Boston bars banning meals, patrons chasing free sustenance, and the social quirks of drinkers and barkeeps amid a harsh winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hymie Augen
Red Hock
Augen
Boston
Notable Jewish Dishes and Delicacies Across Regions
A fragmented menu listing foods such as croquettes, minced meat balls, baked stews, liver and heart dishes, and pastries. Some items reference unleavened bread and wine, hinting at a culinary survey from a historical kitchen or cookbook.
White House drafts anti profiteering war law and political maneuvering
Washington reports a drastic new anti profiteering scheme being developed at the White House led by Ben Cohen and possibly proposed by President Roosevelt. The plan borrows a 1650 English law against market hoarding, targeting raw material holders with heavy fines and imprisonment. Concurrently a tax proposal seeks to confiscate the dwindling profits, while public attention centers on Mrs. Roosevelt and the Dies committee episode, including youth groups and publicity stunts. The piece also notes Chrysler strike mediation efforts led by James Dewey and ongoing reforms to the National Labor Relations Board amid labor and business tensions.
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Washington
White House
Banihes Ben Cohen
Roosevelt
Conetess
Cohen
Gohen
Treasury
Foley
Heart Health and the Elect cardiogram Discovery
A discussion of heart function and breakdown causes, including germs entering the heart and wear over time. Rest and proper care aid weak hearts, and the electrocardiogram helps detect abnormal heart conditions. The narrator recalls attempting to improve fitness through regular strenuous exercise with medical guidance.
Heart testing prevents tragedy in athletes and fits safe gym use
An account stresses electrocardiograms for athletes to detect hidden heart disorders before exertion. Without testing, damaged hearts risk collapse and death during activity, though some resist accepting medical advice. The piece notes how ongoing testing guides activity limits and timing of return to work or sport.
Northside Junior High site chosen south of Woods Town
J G Hornberger president of the San Antonio board of education announced support for a site south of Woods Town for the new Northside Junior High. Earlier plans favored a northwest location by the lake amid objections over lower valley land and uncertainty that the northwestern area would secure the senior high.
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J. G. Hornberger
Ia San Antonio Board of Education
Woods Town
Jenior High School
Mortihorde
Als
Property Valley
Thnt
Rimout
Barry Acres
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Communist Party
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Nippon
Japan
Manchukuo
Wade
England
Elsie Robinson
Siren
Tie
Meatley
Oman
Ma Biny
Aito
Pitas
Anoda 3St
Isiymie
Edwin C. Hill
Death Valley
Tom Farley
Center Street
Khabby
Reid
Phia
Firex
Nica
Norenody
King Fone Signe., Inc
Borsan
Meni
American Youth Congress
Joe Starnes
Alabama
Starnes
Chrysler
James Dewey
Madame Perkins
Labor Department Conciliation Service
Murphy
Dewey
Keller
National Labor Relations
Warness
Kine Peatures
Wemts, Inc
Herma
Aimaelf
Tome Ayrmasii
Oa Health Clus
Ny. Bundesen
Isis Fantily
Perso
L. A. Light Files
W. M. Morgan
Morgan Woodward Company
Tadiy
Sun
Iee
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Peter P. Hoetjen
Perry L. King
Ty. Baldwin
Carter Banmers
Trenattier
Texas
Ennenlind Uintor
Curiall
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