American Sea Power a Force For Peace
In debate on India's problem, MP W G Cove argues Britain has lost sea power to the American establishment, warning that demobilization weakened Britain and could jeopardize empire. He urges preserving a strong navy and air force as the best path to lasting peace and avoiding future wars.
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House of Commons
India
W. G. Cove
Britain
America
Mr. Cove
Cove
Nimitz
Walter Winchell Christmas Almanac Snippet From 1930s Era
Walter Winchell recalls Herald editor James Gordon Bennett insistence on capitalizing the name Herald and recounts a Christmas program item in the issue. The column notes a Wilson quip about religion and power, Chesterton’s one line at a Christmas dinner, and a reference to the song White Christmas rooted in Berlin cinema.
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James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Herald
Gazette
Herald Angels
Filmale
Berlin
Beverly Hills
L. A
Margaret O Brien Receives Watches and Perfume
On Broadway Tising he fell with something wet running down his leg. He wondered if it was blood. Margaret O'Brien enjoyed two wished gifts a wrist watch and perfume at Christmas Inds celebrations as guests arrived. Her mother warned her not to boast. She remained quiet during dinner until she exclaimed that she would confess if anyone heard anything or smelled anything.
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Margaret O'Brien
Margaret
Emanuel
Elliot
Miami
James M. Cox
Miami Daily News
Warren G. Harding
Roosevelt
Cox
Dayton
Ohio
Emanuelales
Emanuuel
Elliott
Eliott
Mr. Emanuel
Hartford
Baird
Harwood
Iioosevelt
Debate on belief and God in a Texas letter to the editor
A correspondent from Lenoir North Carolina argues for faith and rejects atheism. The writer cites Coleridge and asserts that belief in God is evident in nature and daily acts, declaring devotion to the living God and gratitude for life. The piece questions critics who defend atheism and emphasizes beauty, order, and tenderness in creation.
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George F. Carlton
Lenoir
North Carolina
Hed No
God
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
George Carllan
Belief in the human race and faith in God
In a reflective column, By Elsie Robinson acknowledges human flaws yet affirms belief in order behind chaos. She asserts there is courage behind fear and gentleness behind cruelty and predicts that, in the distant future, these virtues will be revealed as humanity reaches its full height.
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Gethsemane
You
Dead wild cat found on Git ler hotel sidewalk
Ten and 20 years back notices recount a dead wild cat found on a sidewalk near the Git ler hotel after a Tuesday night crowd dispersed. The item sits among a jumble of old local notes spanning 1896 to 1936 with Shrine and Rotary club mentions.
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Gitler Hotel
Roosevelt Aide Claims Probe Into Roosevelt Cash Ties
Westbrook Pegler reports Elliott Roosevelt issued a denial through attorneys after sensational charges that Franklin D Roosevelt used the presidency to aid a scheme involving John Hartford and the A and P founder. The piece details alleged loans and bargains with Hartford, Baird, Harwood, Hill Blackett, and Victor Emanuel, portraying a pattern of pressure, implied bargains, and political influence tied to Elliott’s Texas radio interests and Roosevelt’s administration.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
All Means
House of Representative
John Hartford
A and P
Hillett
Elliott
David C. Baird
Hartford
Charles Harwood
Eliott
Jesse Jones
Harwood
Texas
Hill Blackett
Chicago
White House
Elliot
Blackett
Victor Emanuel
Emanuel
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Department of Justice
James A. Farley
Dewey Not the Leading GOP Vote Getter Yet
Washington commentary argues Bricker Taft Vandenberg and Warren lead the Republican field. Dewey’s strong showing in New York is offset by rival claims and regional strength. The piece notes the 1948 race remains open with coalitions splitting across states and factions.
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Washington
Tom Dewey
Dewey
Bricker
Ohio
Mar
Tom
Warren
California
White House
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Vandenberg
Taft
Midwest
Pennsylvania
Martin
Obia
Pain in the Back and How to Strengthen It
The article explains that back pain often stems from poor posture and weak abdominal muscles. It discusses causes such as spinal defects occult spina bifida and inflammatory fibro settlements, and emphasizes directed exercises and posture correction under an orthopedic specialist care to relieve low back pain.
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A. B. Walter
Canada
Cor
Fibrositis Back Pain Linked to Infections Says Doctor
Dr HN Bandesen notes fibrositis commonly called lumbage can be linked to infections in teeth tonsils sinuses or elsewhere. Though not serious, it disrupts work and causes backache and muscle tenderness. Early treatment uses heat rest then heat and massage as it progresses. Diagnosis via careful investigation, Kray test may confirm spine inflammation in older patients.
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Nick Kenny
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Mister Breger
Walter Winchell
Woodrow Wilson
Timien
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Plete
Broadway
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Tam
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Elsie Robinson
L.A. Light
Alamo
A. F. Smart
Herbert J. Hayes
San Antonio
American Express Company
Penny, & A. Tex
Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook Regliek
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Bard
Treasury
Hind
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Paul Jane
Landon
Willkie
Senate
Albany
Michigan
Tait
Stassen
Minnesota
Massachusetts
South
Democratic Party
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Coox
O'Dwyer
American Labor Party
Hague
New Jersey
Boston
SAN Antonio Light
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Associated Press
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