What Free Radio Means to You
The piece argues for strong protections for radio as a free medium under the Bill of Rights, urging Congress to keep broadcasting free from government censorship and bureaucratic domination. It cites Nilee Trammell of NBC calling for unfettered broadcasting, sound economics, and rapid technological progress while warning that government control risks democracy. It urges investigation of the FCC to prevent creeping state influence over radio.
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Congress
Washington
Nilee Trammell
National Broadcasting Company
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Germany
Russia
Mr. Trammell
Trammell
Pble
FCC
Christmas in New York Shoppers and Streets Come Alive
Walter Winchell captures a bustling holiday panorama in New York. Shoppers clip through Vin Avenue, wind sweeps through parks and waterfronts, and crowds fill depots, parks, and streets as Christmas displays rise, cabs zigzag, and shoppers hunt gifts. The city hums with warmth amid frost and bustle.
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New York
Vin Ave
Wally & Wind
Riverside Drive
Christos
Healing Hearts Through Pain and Growth
A reflective piece argues heartbreak shapes character and maturity. It cites Edna St. Vincent Millay on joy and pain, insisting a heart that has not broken is unformed and unready for real life. The writer urges embracing grief to gain tolerance, understanding, and generosity.
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Edna St. Vincent Miulsy
Jae
By Elsie Robinson on Heartbreak and New Understanding
The piece notes that both self and others remain closed books until pain opens the heart. It urges not to reject heartache or deny feeling and celebrates release from a restricted space into a broader, new world of insight and beauty.
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Broadway
Ine
Movie Hottle
Imatquees
Acopyt
King Fevs
Mexican sports results and Texas neutrality prompt
A Mexican report notes victory in polo and tennis events near the Texas border. Governor Neste urges Texans to stay neutral amid a Mexican revolution, with Texas rangers and federal offices prepared to enforce neutrality laws.
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Mexico City
Jook
Mensura
Texas Iners
Mexica
Cecil Smith
Polo
Mexico
Pat M. Neste
Texas
Austin
Texas Rangers
Tax Phrases and Political Power Across Taxed Nations
A reader reflects on a young Southwest lawyer who rose from county boards to state legislature by backing tax hikes and road projects. He argues federal growth mirrors local patterns, with expenditures funded by debt and benefiting a few, while taxpayers remain largely indifferent Unrest grows as the debt climbs toward 200000000000, demanding wiser stewardship and taxpayer awakening through organized, credible advocacy.
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Wasrington
Southwest
Board of Supervisors
AG Ofice
Harter
Embrayo
Rons
Peak of war production may be past says air power expert
Air Power by Alexander P. de Severaksh argues that declarations of a peaking in war materials output misread a transition in strategy. He notes cancellations and factory closures, but warns of shifting demand, with greater needs in aircraft, artillery ammunition, bombs, invasion barges, and escorts, forecasting further production peaks as strategy evolves.
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Henry J. Balser
Will
Doles
Japan
Europe
British Isles
Africa
Snvasion
Italy
Pacific
Jaqpan
India
Lord Mountbattan
American
Urien
McNaught Sym. Inc
Pancreatic extract shown to ease arterial diseases in elderly
Researchers Gorham and Chrenko at Albany Medical College tested a pancreatic extract in human subjects. They found the treatment lowered blood pressure while increasing blood flow in arms and legs, with injections per vein or into muscle. In peripheral arterial disease, muscle pain eased for 24 to 72 hours and skin temperature rose, indicating improved circulation.
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Buerger
Burrger
Raynaud
Study on arterial disease treatment shows partial benefits
Dr. H. N. Bandesen reports AI treatment aided several patients with arterial conditions. Some were fully relieved, others saw partial relief, while a few experienced no benefit. The piece suggests the therapy is worth trying despite varied results.
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Sheah Coven
King
Kees
Those Texans By James David G Barnes Election Fight
The piece recalls the 1640 Texas presidential contest between Sam Houston and Burnet with James David G Barnes noting the bitter campaigns and mudslinging. Houston wins decisively, Burnet briefly returns to public service later as needed. The San Antonio Licht reprints Associated Press material.
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James David G. Barnes
Texas
Republic
Lamar
Sam Houston
Houston
Congress
Gossin
Burnet
The
Ban Jecinto
Farber
Bo Houston
Aotive Public Service
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L. A
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Sebor
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By Alexander P. de Severaksh
Dr. H. N. Bandesen
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