Senator Borah Defends Neutrality Against European War Pressure
Editorials from the San Antonio newspaper on February 28, 1936 defend American neutrality against European conflicts. The piece praises Senator Borah for denouncing a conspiracy to drag the U. S. into the League of Nations and warns against British propaganda and foreign ambassadors steering U. S. policy. It urges isolation from European quarrels and emphasizes preserving U. S. sovereignty.
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Editoriae
de i Y
San Antonio
Tex
U. S
Senator Borah
Washington
America First
League OF Nations
Great Britain
Asia
William Temple
York
England
Italy
Idaho
Japan
Manchuria
Borah
Senor
Salvador de Madariaga
League of Nations Committee
Hotel Biltmore
League of Nations Association
American National Committee On Intellectual Co-Operation
United States
Europe
America
Senor Madariaga
Spain
Geneva
London
Raw Deal Exposed in Hagood Case as Dictatorial Actions
A virulent attack denounces the current administration for punishing Major-General Johnson Hagood for truth telling on WPA waste and policy. The writer claims escalating suppression of criticism signals autocratic traits in American leadership and warns against the regime’s alleged “rule and reign” tactics.
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Johnson
Hagood
Raw Deal
Europe
Free America
Scientists Capture Cold Virus In Lab After 20 Months
Dr. A. Raymond Dochez and colleagues at Columbia University School of Medicine announce they have isolated the virus that causes the common cold in a tube after twenty months of work. The virus remains unseen even with powerful equipment, yet its isolation marks a major breakthrough in understanding the disease.
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A. Raymond Dochez
Columbia University School of Medicine
Cleveland Democrats and Cleveland’s Legacy in Campaign Debate
The article surveys Cleveland era politics and the 20th century use of his principles in a bitter campaign. It cites Alfred E Smith James A Reed and Robert Moses discussing party ideals. It reflects on Cleveland Jackson and their stance on currency and governance. It notes historians’ reticence and the lasting relevance of Equal Justice Under Law.
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Alfred E. Smith
Jefferson
Duckean
Cleveland
James A. Reed
Jackson
Robert Moses
New York
Roosevelt
Clevelland
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Paternalism Lessons and Calls for Government Reform
By Edwin C Hill the piece argues that government by the people is endangered by paternalism and subsidies. It urges citizens to demand honest, economical public expenditures and to refuse bounties that burden labor and thrift, asserting faith in self reliant institutions. September 1936, by King Fead Synd.
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Fead
Health Talks on Acute Rheumatic Fever Risks and Prevention
Royal Cofeland J B presents a health talk warning about acute rheumatic fever. It notes a decline in fatalities due to new knowledge, distinguishes rheumatic fever from growing pains, and stresses early recognition, rest, and prompt medical attention to prevent heart damage. Children are especially at risk and prolonged care is often needed.
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ROYAL
Cofeland
J. B
Lince
King Pena
Bendy Tne
Peggy Jones
Maurice and Wallon
Charlie Journal
Montmartre
Safes
Peggy
Sunday Herald
Sy MeNaveht
Lee
Wise Words Mappy in the Palace of Virtue Adfection
Quote attributed to Francis Quarles notes virtue as foundation, moral walls, beauty as glaze, and honor as roof. The fragment references a palace of virtue and the shaping influence of character in life and conduct.
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Francis Quarles
New York Show Biz Notes and Gossip Circulate
A rambling, era of entertainment chatter highlights Burns and Allen spats, actors like Gelett Burgess Kipling lookalikes, Jack Whiting’s London return, Walter Wanger fittings, Van Dine, Thurber, and Gracie Barrie amid a wave of stage stars. References to Josephine Baker, Annette Simone, and Hammerstein’s Victoria echo the bustling theatre scene.
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New York
Burns
Allenay
Gelett Burgess
Kipling
Boxville
Jack Whiting
London
America
Mejor Bowes
Walter Wanger
van Dyke
John Chapman
van Dine
Two Decades Ago Show Local Groups Grow Declares Charters
A 1926 note says the Toxix Onvaliers seek a state charter with 200 members limited to 100 army and 100 civilian. A 1916 item reports rising fishing in the Me Ban Antone River with extra watchmen employed after a 1914 ordinance restricted river fishing.
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L. A
Toxix Onvaliers
Me Ban Antone
Ale
Hale
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Mayflower Stors
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Wrar
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Transi Tanali
Eubservied
By Edwin C. Hill
Elsie Robinson
Winchell
McTalyre
Belinger
Helen Rowland
Winifred Black
Resnt
Tore
Fdiar
Kiow Fear
D. C. Mcintyre
Victor Moore
Lucy Thomas Cotton McGraw
Gracie Barrie
Sid Solomon
Watterson
Pothacker
James Thurber
Luay Vinton
Iny Lee
Carl Bt. Buck
Henry L. Doherty
Missour
Josephine Baker
Harlem
Putis
la Baker
Lowe
Miss Baker
Paris
Gilbert
Gabriel
Willie Hammerstein
Annette Simone
Alexander Gravisky
France
Hammerstein
Victoria
Marnntkin
Tam
Loney Haskell
Germany
Haskel
Pegey
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