Congress and the Bridges Case demands deportation
The immigration committee endorses a bill that would deport Harry Bridges to Australia, mirroring last session's House vote of 330 to 42. Supporters urge Senate action, arguing Bridges is a dangerous Communist whose presence harms the United States, while opponents warn of delay and political pressure.
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Veteran Warns Against War Propaganda and U S Involvement
A World War I veteran urges America to stay out of foreign wars and avoid English or German propaganda. He argues for strict defense of the United States, criticizes Roosevelt administration signals, calls for home-focused policies, and condemns lending schemes and foreign entanglements while advocating stronger roads and airports. He cites debt disputes with England and cautions against entering any European conflict.
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Debate Over Averles Entry to Europees War and U S Defense
The column argues against joining the European conflict, urging America to focus on defense and oppose Roosevelt and the New Deal. It claims Congress should impeach Roosevelt for alleged betrayal and calls for ending support to English war efforts while protecting American land and resources.
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Odd facts on light sources and lard trade affect US surplus
The text notes a 37 percent higher light output from 00-watt versus 100-watt bulbs and references 921 as a value. It mentions lard overproduction in 1999 and a loss of foreign markets, resulting in a large United States surplus.
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United States
Knowledge Test and Puzzle Series From Historic Page
A fragmented knowledge quiz page asks about contagious behavior traits, country endings, saints names, flowers named for a saint, a boy's name meaning bearing, and jobs like glazier and pedagogue. It includes quotes and Latin phrases, then hints at answers distributed by a king and other obscurities.
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Washingtons Quiet Prewar Moves Tighten Security
Washington notices show gradual tightening of security as officials and reporters must wear photo badges for entry to the White House and other departments. Bystanders note only Knudsen publicly objects, while Rankin quietly opposes lend-lease. Discussions cover war readiness, funding, and U S defense plans including aid to the Philippines and China grants.
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Thyroid Gland and Basal Metabolism Test Findings
The article explains thyroid function, hyper and hypo thyroidism, and the basal metabolic rate. It cites Dr. Em F. Gildea of New Haven and reports studies on 29 patients showing thyroid extract improves symptoms in some with low metabolism but not in others, noting cholesterol levels influence treatment decisions.
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Marital Musings From A Career Woman On Twenty Years
A letter from a professional woman celebrating her twentieth wedding anniversary offers reflections on marriage. She praises her husband for steady devotion, unresentful patience, and nonjudgmental support while noting his faults are few yet real. She emphasizes quiet loyalty over dramatic gestures.
The Light's Quizzer Items From Texas History
A quiz item references Texas fruit and cotton in a historical context. It cites World Almanac noting peaches and berries, and an 1828 shipwreck tale attributed to Cabeza de Vaca linking cotton growth in Texas. The fragmentary prompt blends questions with dubious proper nouns and dates.
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Olvera
Texas
Cabezaro Vaca
Virtues of omission in marriage and friendship
The author profiles a spouse as a loyal partner who never pressures or teases, never neglects the wife’s friends, and remains attentive without ostentation. The piece reflects on trust, quiet affection, and the idea that gentle restraint and steadiness can define a lasting union.
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Heaven
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Bena
Thyroid Extracts and Contagion Questions in Medical Q A
Dr H N Bundesen discusses pre treatment testing for thyroid deficiency including cholesterol blood work. In a Q A on tuberculosis contagion, the doctor explains TB spreads via open discharges and contaminated articles, transmitted through contact with affected individuals.
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Fear, Syn, Inc
Motion Picture Showings and Legion Election Notes
February 8 marks cinema listings with Richyrd DM Irene Dunn in Cimayron at Majestic, Evelyn Laye and John Hales in One Weave Only Night at Aztec, Otis Skinner with Loretta Young in Hia met at Empire, and George Bancroft with Kay Francis in Scandal Sheet at TexAS. Tra L Ogden Post 280 announces American Legion officers including Robert L Barrow Harry W Teoberson B C Saulman and Louis Lauterstein.
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Minder
Harry W. Teoberson
B.C. Saulman
Louis Lauterstein
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