Restoration of David L Behneke Vindicates Public Sentiment
Restoration of Air Line Pilot’s Association president David L Behneke to his pilot post follows his breach overextended leave. The move is framed as a victory for Roosevelt’s stance against Democratic committee members engaging in legal practice before executive departments and aligns with public sentiment supporting fair labor regulation and civil aviation governance.
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National Committee
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National Defense
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Union
Medal for Cohan Sent to Congress for Approval
Senator Copeland introduces a bill to award George M. Cohan a presidential medal. The famed composer of Over There is praised for long service and patriotism, likened to Yankee Doodle and other marching songs. The piece notes his influence on American culture and wartime morale.
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New York
George M. Cohan
Republic
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Sone
Souse
America
Public Servant IT LS Calls for Local Education Reform
B S Menefee president of the school board urges San Antonians to study school problems before joining committees and acts. He vows to seek re submission for approval or rejection by voters at the earliest possible date, to determine if records and promises will be honored by the electorate.
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B.S. Menefee
San Antonians
Hough
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Gvaters
Shemaebyi
Old Time Theatrical Figures Stir New York Nightlife
In New York the aging culture of show business sparks nostalgia as veteran reporter Jerry Breiting and peers, once central to gossip, parties, and theater circles, linger amid rapid changes. Interwoven anecdotes reveal routines, rivalries, wardrobes, and social rituals shaping a fading era.
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New York
Newmarer Rame
Jerry Breitigam
Jerry
Editaria
Kansas City Star
Gerald
Washington
Gray
Annie Doesn't Live Here Any More A Feminist Niche
A 1938 piece recounts the Annie figure from Sweet Alice to Dear Little Annie, contrasting suffrage and modern feminism with a coy, satirical take. It notes Annie’s wait for a lover, then independence, and a future where romance may fade yet daily life endures. The column blends humor with social commentary on women's roles.
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Annie
Mabel
Sogey
Shin
Anney
Wenan
Jing Wea
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in the San Antonio Light
A February 1 1994 scan recalls events in San Antonio. The piece notes a mural of local officials and a plan involving Soledad Street frontage, a property sale for 27 09 and delivery of 240 feet to the National Bank of Commerce, plus a school election dispute sparked by the Non Partisan League. It also records a transfer of deeds on Main Plaza and a marriage at the bride’s home on Labey Street.
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San Antonio
Meine
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Fia
Maenamarel
Arsine
Charles Lonnesin
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Daliver
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Contro
Sensible Basis for Currency
Robert H. Hemphill argues against gold standard myths, stating the dollar’s value is fixed by treasury pricing at 35.60 per ounce and 165.21 grains per dollar. He attacks devaluation claims, supports currency issued on population, and criticizes gold as a monetary basis, urging permanent, non-gold money reform.
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Robert H. Hemphill
Jamey
Ucute
Tf Congress
Vison
Growing Pains and Hidden Childhood Ills Warned
A columnist argues mothers should discard the idea of growing pains as harmless. The piece warns that leg and back pains in children may signal rheumatic fever, osteomyelitis, or other serious infections and stresses early medical evaluation to prevent lasting disability. It cites studies and urges vigilant care.
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Pel
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Optimism vs the lure of easy money in modern life
The piece critiques relentless optimism and belief in easy wealth, beauty cures, and quick fixes. It contrasts true effort with utopian schemes, noting many cling to hopes of Old Money and youth miracles while warning that real gain comes through steady work, not fast ruses. It highlights social pressures to stay young and successful amid disillusionment.
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Wall Street
Santa Claus
Iin
Fragmented Readout From a Confused News Clip
A garbled OCR passage mentions a birthday, a day off, a toothbrush found in a stomach, and a baffling quote about what you hit coming down. The text mixes unclear names and phrases, producing a disjointed, error filled snapshot of a news item.
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