Veterans Urge Universal Military Training as Peace Safeguard
Veterans of World War I and II urge immediate passage of universal military training to prevent future wars. They warn Congress the current delay is a grave misstep, calling it the Pearl Harbor of World War III and urging respect and action to secure peace for America and its children.
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United States
Congress
William A. Burkett
Amvets
Tis
House Rules Committee
Burkett
America
Uless
American Congress
God Own Method by Father McDonough review
Elsie Robinson frames Lent as a time for peace and healing and hails God’s own method by Rev Aloysius McDonough. The Sign Press release features an introduction by Archbishop Cushing and portrays Christ as both man and God, guiding readers through grief, suffering, and the human scene with reverent warmth.
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Aloysius MeDonough
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Sign Press
Monastery Place
Union City
New Jersey
Archbishop Cushing
Bible Verse in Deuteronomy Promotes Fear Love and Service
A quoted passage from Deuteronomy 10 12 emphasizes fearing God walking in His ways loving Him and serving Him with all heart and soul. The brief text presents a devotional theme urging steadfast faithfulness and devotion to God.
Pact and Folly of Roerich Wallace Pact Legacy
Westbrook Pegler reviews Henry Wallace’s ties to Roerich and the 1933 Roerich pact signing in Washington. He details financial links, tax disputes, and shifting loyalties, noting Wallace’s cabinet position and Roerich’s failed fundraising, tax cases, and eventual demise.
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Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roerich
Wallace
Henry
Roerich
Washington
Air Force
Costa Rica
el Salvador
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Cultue
Wip Henry
Pan-American Union
Dr. Magoffin
Archeological Institute of America
Louis Horch
Louis
Roerich T
India
Horeb
Horeh
Joss-house
Tibet
Horch
Lyme
Manchuria
Mongolia
China
Asia
George
Goofy
Ronach
Louie
Rocket
Internal Revenue
Roevich
Pesce
Éatie Uriel
South
Clarke
Bay
Conyrt
King Peas Bend, Inc
Sensitivity of carotid sinus linked to fainting while driving
A medical view connects fainting attacks to carotid sinus pressure from tight collars or even head twists. Sensitive individuals may experience a sudden slow heart rate, risking serious accidents if fainting occurs while driving. Most cases arenot fatal and improve with removing triggers or sedatives. surgery may be used if needed. The author, sharing a Mayo Clinic test, notes personal sensitivity to carotid sinus.
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Mayo Clinic
Harry §. Smith
Immediate Examination For Nervous Disorder Warning
Dr H N Bundesen urges forewarned individuals to seek immediate examination for a condition likely to cause sudden fainting. Attacks may come without warning and include breathing changes and possible convulsions lasting minutes. Men over middle age are more affected. diagnosis rests on attack history and specific tests.
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Pate
Backing Down On the News
ARTHUR Bugs BAER notes Dean Eisenhower returns to school to pursue a diploma and Robert E. Lee becomes a college proxy after wartime service. He describes staff running a New Orleans lottery and Yankee dollars exchanged with gusto. The Columbia dean questions soldiers in politics and MacArthur’s future plans remain unclear as he returns to America.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Dean Eisenhower
Robert E. Lee
New Orleans
Prohibition Picketing Choked by Police in San Antonio
Ten and twenty years ago on February 16 1938 police interrupted picketing at San Antonio pecan shelling plants amid Prohibition era tensions. The clash underscored enforcement struggles between labor protests and authorities during that period.
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San Antonio
Sicketes
Texas
San Antonio News Fragments From 1883 to 1928 Across Civil Rights and Local Affairs
A compact crop of dated clippings covers civil rights hearings, military police regulations, telephone line cut incidents, a ship in Havana harbor, and controversy over county officer appointments in Bexar County. The notes span February 16 entries from 1883 through 1928, naming Mister Breger, the Diamond Horseshoe Opera, and local officials as context.
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San Antonio
Charles Stevens
Court House
Bexar
Meiie
Havana Harbor
Mr. Roberts
Henry Fonda
Avery
Fonda
Voltaire
New Fork
Mirro
SAN Antonio Light
Laphe
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Brustley
Pee
Banes Assiciate
AP Aewa
Broadway Critics Pick Hits and Flops in 67 Shows
Walter Winchell reports on Broadway critics tallying 67 plays with 187 good notices and 313 transfers, noting only 17 profitable hits. He cites critics and their varying judgments on productions like Streetcar Named Desire and Brigadoon, plus censorship and industry quirks affecting reviews.
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Broadway
Angie
Gians
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