Bricker Platform Promises Modern Americanism and Opposes New Deal
The piece portrays Ohio Governor John W. Bricker as delivering clear, irrefutable speeches on traditional Americanism, denouncing the New Deal as centralized and dictatorial. It outlines his platform, including opposition to government overreach, calls for fiscal restraint to spur private enterprise, and plans for a cooperative international order while preserving U S sovereignty.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
New York City Landmarks and Characters on Broadway
A brisk ramble through Manhattan highlights famous spots from The Great White Way. Historic Fraunces Tavern, Radio City and Grand Central loom beside Bryant Park, Greenwich Village, and Madison Avenue stores. The piece notes crime, nightlife, and oddities with sharp local color.
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New York
23Rd Street
8Th Avenue
Jim Fiske
Josie Mansfield
Playhouse
Broadway
O. J Gude
Roxy Theater
Tudor City
42Nd Street
East River
Fraunces Tavern
Gen. Washington
Tom Fattle
Lieb
Grove Street
Harlem
Iites
Radio City Music Hall
Grand Central Deppo
Sixth Avenue
New York University
Sing Sing
MacDougal Alley
Greenwich Village
March of Events on isolationism and Jeffersonian rhetoric
The writer criticizes isolationism and warns against political manipulation of Jeffersonian ideals. They reference Dr. Harvey N. Davis of Stevens Institute and dismiss philanthropic messaging while urging independent, informed action. They also contrast the Communist Daily Worker with Jefferson, Lincoln, Washington, and Whitman rhetoric and condemn party leaders hitching onto Jefferson's legacy.
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Harvey N. Davis
Stevens Institute of Technology
Davi Agon
Dr. Davis
U.S. A
War veteran hailed for heroism in early house blaze
Claude Mundelz 42, a war veteran, was lauded for rescuing a woman and aiding others as a fire consumed a house at 222 Fourth Street. One man died in the blaze and a woman was rescued by firefighters. The event occurred February 17 with emergency operations planned on Commerce Street between Alani Wid Soledad.
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Claude Mundelz
Ban Anh Yroming
Fourth Airers
Ferruatoy
Avafern
Alani Wid Soledad
Marry Go Round Lessons From Love and Hearts
A 1944 reminiscence on romance and learning from love. The piece discusses how first loves shape a girl's heart, the inevitability of conventional male behavior, and the idea that love drives the modern plot of a woman's life, with wry observations on marriage, jealousy, and the changing morals of romance.
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Rowland
Tan
King Peas
8Ynd,, Inc
Postwar questions on freedom and regulation in America
By Benjamin DeCasseres, the piece asks if free enterprise and individual rights will prevail after the war. It warns against overregulation, warns that constitutions curb rulers, and cites figures like Willkie Hopkins and Frankfurter as representing regulatory threats to liberty.
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Europe
Foussia
China
Abel
Henry Wallner
Jet Willkie
Harry Hopkins
Frits Frankfurner
Mallon Takes Rest From News Behind the News
Paul Mallon, popular columnist, is out of his daily column for about two weeks under Holiday orders to take a vacation. The move keeps Mallon off the page while Hann became his replacement during the hiatus.
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Mallon
Paul Mallon
Mr. Mallon
Haoter
These Days By George Sukolsky and Hutcheson Labor View
George Sukolsky discusses labor leaders shaping political action in 1944. William Hutcheson head of the Carpenters Union calls for a pro free enterprise platform, opposing postwar bureaucracy and paternalism while urging private industry to create jobs. The piece notes expected endorsements by unions and declines to street how leftist groups may react to Hutcheson’s stance.
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William L. Hutcheson
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Lakeland
Fla
Hutcheson
Beal
Mert
Ine
Saniny
Ose
Nail tells of health clues from fingernails study
Doctor Kurt Weiss of Switzerland studied nails and found transverse furrows signal disease duration and severity, while upward furrows reflect emotional stress. brittleness may come from poor nutrition, spoon nails from circulation issues, and pitting from root damage. Other conditions relate to anemia, infections, chemicals, and occupational effects. early examination helps limit further damage.
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Kurt Weiss
Switzerland
Wels
King Yeas
Syady Toe
Those Texans at Mier siege by James Farber
A dramatic account recounts Texan fighters at Mier led by Joe Berry wounded in an adobe hut. As Mexican troops press, the Texans launch a desperate counterattack, sacrificing a route through heavy odds to save comrades and die fighting.
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Mier
Joe Berry
Somervell
Laredo
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