Amlie Appointment Sparks Wisconsin Protest
Critics accuse President Roosevelt of selecting Thomas R. Amlie for the interstate commerce commission despite alleged communistic ties. Wisconsin legislators condemn the choice as unAmerican and call for scrutiny of his views on capitalism and government, tying the move to national transportation policy.
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Roosevelt
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Amlie
Amlie
Commission
Senate
Thomas RK. Amlie
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Clarence Hathaway
Daily Worker
William Foster
James KR. Ford
Chicago
Thomas R. Armlie
United States
Garner shown as typical American in Roosevelt praise
Elliot Roosevelt lauds Vice President Garner as a quintessential American who embodies Texan and national ideals. Burke agrees Garner represents ordinary Americans, opposes wasteful spending and high taxes, rejects relief exploitation, defends constitutional powers, and exercises strong influence in Washington guiding a government desired by the majority.
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Elliot Roosevelt
Garner
Washington
Senator Burke
Nebraska
Elliott Roosevelt
Congress
COLUMNIST FOR A DAY OFFER PROMPTS WIDE OPINION FEVER
A call to readers invites submissions for a COLUMNIST FOR A DAY feature with a February 1 deadline. The plea promises a platform for timely topics, while sample text hints at psychological themes and a provocative discussion of motives behind actions, including murder, and the lure of revealing one's true self.
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Elie Robinson
Kidney Injection and Urine Analysis Implications
The article explains how kidney function is assessed through urine analysis. It details how normal urine indicates proper kidney, bladder, and body chemistry, while substances like sugar or albumin signal disorders. It lists causes of blood in urine, including infections, typhoid, and kidney damage, and notes drugs that may affect kidney tissue when misused.
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Mataria
Doctor's Note on Blood in Urine and Cystoscope use
Dr Herman N Bundesen discusses a disorder causing blood in the urine and outlines when sudden red color appears in the urine. He recommends immediate bladder examination using a cystoscope to study the bladder directly and mentions a publication reference.
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King Fras. Byad, Inc
Wordplay puzzle of garbled phrases and erroneous terms
A garbled reader puzzle lists miswritten phrases with mismatched words and odd spellings. It includes lines about rare phrases like rahogamous a doctor decided on concatenation of the leg and other nonsensical fragments, suggesting a playful but faulty OCR from a Time Features page.
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Acca
Mary
Dane
Alvit Court
Conyrikht
News Behind the News on U S relations with Britain and France
Washington dispatch discusses suspicions among senators and Republicans about Roosevelt foreign policy, implications of a mass production war economy, and covert ally dynamics. It notes questions on Morgenthau testimony, Chamberlain speech, and potential restrictions on broadcasts.
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Washington
U. S
Britain
France
Europe
Roosevelt
Sonal Bryd
Alr Mintatry
Arziy
Treasury
Moggenthau
Mwh
Paris
Nye
Morgen
Sengtor Borah
Chamberlain
Senate Militry Affairs Committee
Morgenthau
Craig
Arnold
Romantic Trail The Toronto Star War Reporter in Action
Globe Star correspondent Gordon Sinclair faced danger in Ganton China as Japanese troops attacked his camera crew. He was wounded slightly, then evacuated to Hong Kong. the incident sharpened Canadian opinion toward Japan and raised calls for apology and reparation. Sinclair’s career began chasing sensational stories of distant lands, from New Guinea’s perilous jungles to other exotic places. The tale blends adventure with wartime reporting and the lure of faraway banks of color and danger.
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Toronto Stars
Far East
Gordon Sinclair
Ganton
China
The
Star
Stodatt Hac
Dareniy
Sinclair
Mindanao
Hong Kong
Gin
Elah
Toronto Star
Tdilar
Atention
New Guinea
Lineher
Enigmatic Romance Narrative From A Far Land
Excerpted prose by Edwin C. Hit of Java and Berane paints a lush, brash vision of Borneo. A young narrator, Sinsing, encounters a gold-adorned native girl amid a coastal fantasy where greed is banished and universal plenty rules, contrasted with the ominous line about four years of murder and a society without divorce or poverty.
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Java
Berane
Bali
Gorden Bluclair
Borneo
Sinsing
United States
King Fen
Milam building birthday party marks first anniversary
The Milam building roof hosts a three foot candle and a 30 foot tall beacon for a flat anniversary party. In San Antonio theaters Gary Cooper and Nancy Carroll lead showings at the Empire and other venues while local voters tally turnout figures in Texas counties. Roy and Mrs. Cleveland, after five years in missionary work, head home from San Antonio as word arrives of a transport delay in France due to steamship shortages.
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Milam
Bullsting
Milan
San Antonio
Gary Cooper
Nancy Carroll
The
Empire
George Sidney
Jean Hershoté
Aztea
Irene Reb
Thea Robert
Robert Armstrong
Ned McCobb
Majestic
Ralph Ince
Estelle Paylor
Stngepore Mulloy
Princess
Ardeat
Roy Cleveland
al San An
Tonia
Bortlenay
France
Secomoda
Cleveland
San Antonio Academy
Odyssey of a Fellow Traveler review questioned for silence
The piece argues J Y Matthews book Odyssey of a Fellow Traveler deserves broader attention as a vital critique of democracy and political manipulation. It notes Matthews testified before the Dies Committee and links him to antiwar and anti fascist networks, implying a controversial reception by critics.
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House
Siti Committee
Eritioa
Perking
J. Y. Matthews
Hx Moyaing
Deaditirs
Mount Vernon
Matthews and Americanism versus fascism in education
The piece argues educator Mr. Matthews returns to democracy after exposure to Stalinism and fascism, promoting Americanist values and market freedom. It urges readers to obtain Matthews’ book to spread anti fascist, anti communist views and defend free society. It claims no benefit from elite communists and calls for action to preserve liberty and tolerance.
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United Else
Mr. Matthews
Matthews
White
Matthias
Weason
Dita
Politirad
Mats Hook
Tnt
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