Free Trade Versus National Security Under New Deal Policies
The article warns that New Deal free trade policies threaten national defense and employment. It cites Waltham Watch, Elgin, and Hamilton layoffs, Swiss imports, knitted woolen gloves, and half price Japanese gloves as drivers of industrial decline. It argues for protective measures and a fixed competitive export price in Japan to shield essential American industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal
Visual Trade Organization
Geneva
Byteen
Congress
Waltham Watch Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
White House
Truman
Waltham Company
Thvo
Elgin
Hamilton
Japan
Power of Thought Over Atom Fear Warns Reader
Digest excerpt argues no Vince to Hide reveals how atom bomb dread is matched by daily thought. It warns thoughts shape conduct and fate, noting impressions enter the unconscious and can erode or strengthen moral barriers. A stray overheard word can wound more than a physical blow.
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Readers
Br. David Bred- Tess
Vince
Thoughts Can Poison Or Heal Your Life
By Elsie Robinson, this piece argues thoughts shape fate, more than bombs or sun. It urges controlling the mind to prevent hateful ideas from fermenting, promoting constructive, wholesome thinking and transparency of inner life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rize Fi Inet
Broadway Notes and Odges From a NYC Scene
Walter Winchell sketches a New York show business week. A young reporter recalls breaking in at The Star, the fate of the paper, and mentors like Tom Meany. The column threads gossip from clubs, recording acts, marriages, divorces, and hustling talents across Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Star
Lester
Tom Meany
Mr Meany
Cadiz’s Phoenician Roots and Greeks in Iberia
Cadiz in Spain began as the Phoenician colony Gades in the 9th century BC and later hosted Greek settler activity along the Iberian coast in the 6th century BC.
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Cadiz
Spain
B.C
Gades
Pegler Attacks Eleanor Roosevelt in Liberal Critique
Westbrook Pegler vents strong criticism of Eleanor Roosevelt, accusing her of selfish manipulation and political influence. He cites her autobiography This Is My Story to portray a troubled upbringing and a lack of true spirituality, arguing she uses public fame to command obedience rather than advocate principle.
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Westbrook Pegler
Eleanor Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
United States
Cyes
Roosevelt
Paris
Brooklyn Tablet
Catholic Weekly
M. D. Forrest
Geneva
Cardinal Mindszenty
Mrs F D R Battles Cardinal Mindszenty’s Motives
An analysis argues Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and her paper columns weaponize terms like anti Semite and Fascist. It accuses a Daily Worker editor of conveying biased claims, defends Mindszenty against defamation, and cites Roosevelt’s alleged pro Communist stance and aid to Eisler and Browder, with caution about motive and accuracy.
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Roosevelt
His. Roosevelt
Daily Worker
Cardinal Mindszenty
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ishose Namie
Hanns Elster
Earl Browder
Eisler
Skin Trouble Psoriasis Inflammation And Treatments
Psoriasis causes red scaly patches on elbows knees and back often with itching and possible arthritis. Crude coal tar preparation liquor carbonis detergens quickly clears lesions temporarily. salicylic acid may help long term. Ultraviolet light therapy also aids recovery with faster results in recent cases and slower progress for long-standing rashes.
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Ellis
Breast treatment with H N Bondesen may heal in weeks
Dr H N Bondesen describes a treatment with rare sensitivity and high cure potential. In a study of forty cases only one patient could not continue. The approach should be physician supervised for safety and effectiveness.
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Psoriasiz
Bacring Down On the News By Arthur Baer
A satirical take on political speechwriting and the influence of television on past leaders. The piece notes how figures like Paine Jefferson Webster Calhoun and Lincoln might have drafted their own lines, while television is said to have helped Truman and Dewey in elections. It blends humor with media critique.
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Lincoln
Truman
Philadelphia
Harry
Days Past in Texas Headlines From Pioneer Mills
The note recalls events from February 19, 1923 highlighting the Texas Pioneer Flour Mills as a major industrial institution and mentions mailings of day-old chicks through the San Antonio post office.
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San Antonio
Texas
Pioneer Flour Mills
Grapefruit grove plans touted near Harlingen
A large 60 acre grapefruit tract in the Lower Rio Grande Valley is proposed, described by land operator F.2 Bishop as the world’s largest single tract. The project site is about three miles southwest of Harlingen with dates noted Feb 19, 1909. The piece also reports on social and cultural happenings at local clubs and art studios from 1889 to 1999, including a visit to Prof. McArdle’s studio and inaugural celebrations in Washington with a Mardi Gras transit from New Orleans.
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The
Light
Rio Grande Valley
F.2 Bishop
Harlingen
Cpl
William Mardle
W. W. Duke
Ed Kenney
Art Studuio
McArdle
Maverick Bank
San Jacinto
MenArcie
Washingtor
New Orleans
Runaway Agencies Challenge Cabinet Role in U S Government
A Hoover Commission repost notes that seventy four agencies report to the president, with five more possible, creating self managed units. Nine regulatory bodies plus a few others form semi judicial agencies, while total civil staff has surged from 50,000 to over 2.1 million in thirty years. The report urges a major reorganization under a unified cabinet system with clear presidential control.
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Hoover Commission
Bureau of the Budget
Lst
Interstate Commerce Commission
Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Power Commission
Federal Rade Commission
National Labor Oetans Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
News Maritime Commission
U. S. Tax Court
U.S. Tariff Commission
Thelloover Commission
San Antonio Newspaper Classified Notice Fragments
Fragmentary OCR read from an old San Antonio publication includes garbled lines about the newspaper, pricing, and associated offices. The readable parts mention the Se a Antonio ay and ye Sarr Arinnio Gazette and references to circulation and rates, with scattered numbers and stray words.
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Sea Antonio Ay
Sarr Arinnio Gazette
Iearst Consolidated Pullications
Tne
Lestertice
Breadray Ih
San Antonio 6
Texas
Ia Bicea
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Marquess of Milford
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le Ruban
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Old Knick
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Casino Russe
the Blue Angel
Tunyon Hall of Fame
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Crosley
63Th and Park
Hanson
List
Trinity Church
John J. Lewis
Madison
38Th St
Bootblack
Gene Fowler
Jimmy Walker
Fowler
Myma Loy
Tin Pan Alley
Pegler
F.D.R
H. N. Bondesen
D.G
Sine Beat Syad, Inc
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Webster
Calhoun
Dewey
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Harriman
Hiot Wells
Tovey Toms
David
George
Sokolsky
England
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Department of Labor
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Bscinha
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