The Case Against Federal Aid to Education
A protest piece argues federal funding for education would encroach on local control and impose national supervision. It claims federal dollars carry strings, enabling ideological and political influence, likening the move to totalitarian control and associating it with communist movements. It warns of bureaucratic domination from coast to coast and the erasure of local school autonomy.
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Congress
Supreme Court of the
United States
Dwight Eisenhower
Columbia University
Tually
Department of Justice
Congress of
America
Should Working Wives Receive Their Own Paycheck
A lively dinner table debate on wives salaries questions whether a working wife deserves a personal income. The writer argues marriage balance and home life, noting many women find value in contributing to family duties, while acknowledging the social tension over earnings and independence.
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Ethel Jones
Ethel
Cain
Missus
By Elsie Robinson on Pioneer Women and Resilience
The author recalls early pioneer women who built cabins and endured childbirth alone. She argues they faced hardship without being doublecrossed by life, noting women shared pride in status, built nations, and courageously balanced roles alongside men.
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Klee
EE Behals Societe
The
Bible Verse Excerpt From Mark 11 23
A quoted passage from Mark 11 23 presents Jesus teaching faith and belief that prayers will be answered. The excerpt emphasizes speaking with faith, removing doubt from the heart, and believing what is asked will come to pass.
Broadway Gutter Press Skewers Nazis and Stage Biz
Walter Winchell’s Newsfronts column lampoons Nazi testimony gambits and German press control while riffing on embassies, performers, and theater life in New York. It surveys Broadway shows, strikes, and the entertainment industry’s woes, including budget strains, profit margins, and the press’s quips.
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Walter Winchell Noles
NEW Yorker
Gennans
Goebbels
U.S
Foster
Pegler Attacks Acheson and Harvard Circle in Loyalty Debate
Westbrook Pegler criticizes Dean Acheson and a Harvard faction tied to the state department. He argues the examination by the senate foreign relations committee failed to settle questions about Alger Hiss and loyalty, accusing Acheson and colleagues of pro‑Russian bias and political maneuvering. He recalls Berle’s past rhetoric and warns against returning the “most powerful job” to Frankfurter’s supporters, implying broader anti‑Communist stakes.
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Westbrook Pegler
Washington
Dean Acheson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State ‘Department
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Acheson
Jenks
Hiss Brothers
Alger
Donald
Frankfurter
Harvard
Felix
Adolf A. Berle
Little
Flaty
Berle
Harvard Taw
Russia
United States
Killer Berle
New York
Brazil
State Department
Judiciary Committee
Fox Frankfurter
Truman
David K. Niles
White House
Pegler
Harold Laski
London
New York Times
Carp
House Committee On UN
Acheson and alleged Russian money links surface in 1945 talks
A 1945 investigation details suspicions around Carp and Leigh Danenberg a smear paper linked to the Roosevelt era. It cites an alleged 1000000 to 200000000 funding offer and payments from Nastorg and a Soviet loan. The piece notes Acheson’s state department involvement and debates over enforcement and records.
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Carp
Danenberg
Lawrence Finkelstone
Nno
State Department
Acheson
Spojan
Molotov
Yee Bem
New York
Wikliam 2
Foster
Benjamin J. Davis
Europe
New Deal
Roosevelt
Oanenberg
Russia
Hasson
Techurts
Restora
Cormittee
Sar” Carp
A. Resoff
Nastorg
S. Keating
Fat 'Tee
Rose
Japan
Caspright
Lag Featurés” Syndicate, Inc
Sprains and Wrist Injuries Medical guide notes types and signs
The article explains two sprain types: joint injury with swelling and muscle overextension with pain and swelling after 24 to 72 hours. It warns wrist sprains may mask navicular bone fractures, advises repeat X rays after seven to ten days, and describes Mur Dry’s sign. It also covers splints for rapid swelling and cautions physician-administered splinting, plus back sprain causes from muscle fatigue and spasm.
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Ita
Mur- Dry
Health notes on knee and ankle sprains and heart questions
Dr H N Bundesen discusses fatigue causes from posture to chronic conditions and outlines knee and ankle sprain treatments including casts, ice and massage. The piece also frames rheumatic fever damage to the heart and cites causes of US divorces with desertion and neglect prominent.
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Kine
Vad, Inc
United States
Dewey Skips Inauguration Sparked Lip Service Research
Columnist Arthur Baer notes uneasy mood as Tom Dewey misses inauguration. He recalls Dewey’s prepared plans and transport, contrasts with expected White House meeting, and mocks a chorus of insincere congratulations from famous figures.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Tom Dewey
Tom
10 and 20 Years Ago February 13 1935
A retro column recalls past items from February includes the health department planning on garbage container enforcement warned by Dr. W A King from 1929 Fiesta festival plans to be set after gemmation, a San Antonio aviator Katherine Stinson offers to fly mail to Rhine stations, John W Gates mine magnate travels through San Antonio, Texas Midlandry president R H Green visits Rockport and Tarpon for club projects, and a school board employee damages residence after pay.
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Katherine Stinson
San Antonio
Army of Cotonalion
Germany
Stars and Stripes
Rhine
Olivette
John W. Gates
Southern Pacific
R. H. Green
The
Texas Midlandry
Rockport
Tarpon
Texas Tarpon
Fiee
School Board
Judge Yankwich Rules Cole Dodged Testimony in Un American Case
A historical note centers on Federal Judge Leon R. Yankwich ruling in Lester Cole’s refusal to testify before the House Committee on Un American Activities. The article recounts Cole’s testimony clashes with Eric Johnston and MGM, and Yankwich’s stance on employing Communists. It cites Johnston’s position and the Hollywood purge context, with quotes and courtroom rhetoric from the 1940s.
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Americana
Leon R. Yankwich
Lester Cole
Hollyswood
House
Committee On un-American Activities
Cole
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Eric Johnston
Motion Pictures Association of America, Inc
Colo
Yankwich
Tatter
United States
Lester
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Hollywood
Mary Stripling
Communist Party
Colex
Wells
Screen Writers Guild
Pleas&e
McGuitiness
Cate
Mr. Cole
Tiar
Eric’ Johnston
MGM
King Beak, Sroa
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ABC
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Chas, Morgan
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