Drifting Toward a Totalitarian Economy Warning
The Investment Bankers Association of America heard Emmett B. Connely warn at Hollywood Florida that the United States trends toward a socialist totalitarian economy. He argued debt taxes and government loans erode private enterprise and savings, noting sixty billion dollar debt and heavy taxation, with entrenched totalitarianism already here.
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Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Emmett B. Connely
Hollywood
Geach
United States
Hock
Connely
Russia
Nomination of George Messersmith as U S Ambassador to Mexico
George Messersmith, career diplomat and former minister to Austria, nominated to succeed Josephus Daniels as United States ambassador to Mexico. A former assistant secretary of state and once a teacher, he is said to be well informed on Mexico and Latin American affairs and to have a strong record, including service in Cuba.
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George 8. Mesersmith
United States
Mexico
Josephus Daniels
North Carolina
la Cuba
Messersmith
Imade
Austria
Central
South American
Cold Allergy Treated With Histaminase Therapy
Historical notice describes a cold sensitivity disorder with swelling and itching in hands from cold exposure. Dr. Baker in Charlotte reports two female patients improved using histaminase tablets and skin injections of histamine, with gradual cold-water exposure therapy. Potential broader use discussed for allergy-related illnesses and reactions to serum injections.
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de. Thomas W. Baker
Charlotte, N. G
Baker
Letters to the Editor on San Antonio river lighting and beautification
Albert Cortis argues the city neglects river beautification and lighting, urging the city to continue the river lighting project in downtown, add miniature plantings and evergreen accents, remove ragged plants, and improve the Houston Street bridge area to enhance the river as a southwest showcase. He references the American City Magazine noting the city’s potential appeal.
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San Antonio
C. EK. Guln Weere
American City Magazine
White
Bierd
Ayres
Page
Algo
Lat
The
Conservation Society
Houston Street
Eoclettes
Albert Cortis
Cherokee Chief Richard Fields and Cherokee Mission in East Texas
The article recounts Cherokee leader Richard Fields and his people’s move into East Texas around 1820, their friendship with Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin, and Mexican efforts to Christianize while preserving Indian land rights. It notes leaders seeking relief from omitted policies and includes a reproduced petition to the Subsecretary Governor of the Province of Spates.
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James Farber
Mexico
Prav
Spain
Fehurey
Palley
Mexico City
Juchard Pields
Sam Houston
East
Texas
Carlos
Fictis
Lions Nomination Lists Officers for Next Year
The Lions day nominating committee announces officers and directors for the ensuing year. W. G. Higgons is named president with R. J. McMillan as vice president and Dr. Thomas B. Dore as second vice president. Adeline Varner is secretary, with Henry J Wylie King and Edward Mokena as directors. Rev A H Brand is chaplain.
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W. G. Higgons
R. J. McMillan
Thomas Bf. Dorebandt
Adeline Varner
Henry, J
Wylie King
Edward Mokena
W. J, Jtiles
Nottamer
Joe Walsh
Tall Swister
A. H. Brand
Birthmarks and names under public gaze in media
A raspy essay riffs on birthmarks and baby names arguing medical myths about strawberry birthmarks and criticizing parents for choosing odd Given names. It notes one in three people carry initials they dislike and mocks naming trends linking to public figures like Lindbergh and Dempey, with satirical anecdotes.
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Wilbur Bailey
Los Attuéles
Covention
Radiological Society of North America
Associated Press
Unis
Ishie
Akeleton
Roosevelt
C. O
Toe Eastzhant
Interstate Commercce Commission
Eastman
Fastman
War and politics shaping early war response in Washington
News Behind the News surveys wartime sentiment in Washington and Tokyo. It discusses Japs acting from weakness, Roosevelts labor negotiations, freight-rate costs, and congressional battles over anti strike legislation. It notes weather hindering German advance near Moscow and Russian mine defenses shaping the Eastern front. The piece mentions the Tatsuta Maru voyage as a potential prewar indicator.
Marry Go Round and the Pressure to Please
A fragmented piece reflects on marriage norms where women face pressure to accept unsuitable partners and gifts to maintain popularity. The text cites social expectations, imitation of affection, and the idea of pretended admiration within the wedding culture.
Remember the Kvitted Hating Suit and the Unraveling Thread
Algic tale explains how small criticisms pull at a relationship like a stray thread in a bathing suit leading to growing tensions and eventual rupture. The piece urges frank talks, warns against envy and petty fault finding, and cautions that unraveling is gradual and painful.
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Elsie Robinson
Danny
Peg
Buspple
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Guy Viho
Lisepto
Endesen
Spates
Richard
L. A. Light Files
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Pearl
Josh
Ant Initins
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Jack Dempeay
Neme Ke Dolay Dempsey
Joe Lewis
bin Eam
Camacho
Tina
Metanes
Whichell Lindbergh
Mr. Frog
Winchell McProg
W. Lindbergh McProg
Washington
Res
China
Hitler
Nce
Jop
Hawaii
Ceriainty
White House
Rocspadlt
House
Rayburn
Senate
Moscow
San Francisco
Heathroy Synalecote
King Yone
Byrd
Ine
Mars
Maax
King Feng
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