Wise Stand at Pan American Confab in Lima
The Pan American conference in Lima adjourned after 21 republics vowed to consult on threats to peace and territorial integrity. They rejected Roosevelt's plan for a US South American military alliance and naval protectorate, while praising republican institutions and warning against entangling alliances and the New Deal’s pan American aims. Senator Norris opposed binding commitments and wartime guarantees. The piece argues the plan would have mirrored European militarism and harmed US and South American interests.
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Asia
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United States
South America
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
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New Deal Administration
Native son Dr Homer Price Rainey named UT president
Dr Homer Rainey 42 has been chosen by the board of regents to become president of the University of Texas. He now directs the American Youth Commission in Washington DC and will assume the post after the current school year. Rainey was born in Clarksville Texas January 19 1896 and began schooling in Lovelady. He was Lovelady High School valedictorian in 1913 and later led educational institutions in Indiana and Pennsylvania. He stressed youth care and education and aims to build UT into a premier cultural center reflecting the Southwest.
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Texas
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Lovelady High School
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Rainey
United States
University of ‘Texas
University of Texas
Great South West
Return to God in a Changing World and Babson’s Sermon
A 1908-published reflection contrasts John the Baptist’s desert call to repentance with modern business culture. Roger Babson chairs a New York gathering debating economic trends and urges a revival of religion, warning that Wall Street needs a spiritual purge and urging people to pull the cart of progress.
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Hotel Astor
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Tong Pearey
Jerusalem
Rome
Ufe
Theo
Wall Street
America
Flaming Youth Demand Action For America Today
By Elsie Robinson praises Young America for seeking righteous action against elders. Warns against softening and complacency as danger grows, citing Roger Babson and Wall Street fears. Urges swift, decisive support for the right war and national resolve. Copyright 1999 by King Feature Syndicate.
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King Feon Synd
Treating Acidosis and Diabetic Ketoacidosis Explained
A historical medical note explains acidosis as a serious condition arising when kidneys fail to remove wastes or in diabetes. It outlines symptoms from thirst and frequent urination to abdominal pain, vomiting, fever, and distinctive deep, sighing breathing leading to possible coma. Detection relies on urine tests for acetone and diacetic acids and sugar. treatment advised includes rest and bed rest.
Instructional Do Not Take Insulin Or Fluids Advised
Fragmentary medical note attributes care steps to Dr Herman N Bundesen. It mentions warming water over a basin and dosing ginger ale or orange juice hourly, plus insulin at intervals. The text is garbled and references unreliable details and archaic phrasing. The source appears to be a damaged historical snippet with unclear context and missing names.
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Warro
Wehatet
Elys Cope’t
Kite Fran Synn
Wise Words From a Fragmentary Column
A fragmentary newspaper snippet hints at a reflective remark about a woman with wealth. The incomplete text suggests commentary on appearances and restraint, with no clear names, places, or events readable for a full summary.
10 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
Summary of old San Antonio items from January 5 1928 and January 5 1919. Officials enforce state licensing law in Bexar county. license plate checks, arrests, and fines planned. Zoological society announces park plans in Brackenridge Park pending rent funding. Chamber of Commerce organizes welcome home for Thirty sixth Division and notes new members. details on luncheon and membership drive.
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Bexar County
State Highway Department
Bexar
Gasa
San Antonio
Zoological Society
Brackenridge Park
J. H. Hatle
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
John B. Carrington
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Munich plane figure hints at world domination aim
Washington dispatch summarizes Roosevelt draft on major nations air power. France about 600 planes with 300 obsolete, Britain 1500, Italy 3000 to 4900, Germany 10,000 plus 1500 long range bombers, United States 1700. Germany expands to mass production, Hitler seeking world dominance with long range bombers. U.S. defense eyes 6000 ships total including 4200 new, plus training and support planes. estimate extra budget of 250-350 million dollars. Cited Chile and Colombia sales and Nazi instructors abroad fuel alarm in Latin America and finance. World copyright 1930.
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Congress
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France
Paris
Great Britain
Haly
Britain
Germany
South America
Africa
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Hitler
Paul Matson
Payy
Hiller
Chile
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Colombia
Steet
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Plate
Latin America
Freighter TravelBook Review Enchants with Oceanic Reach
A review of Vagabond Voyaging by Larry Nixon lauds freighter travel as cheaper than home and rich in romance. Nixon details costs, routes, meals, cabins, and passenger roles, noting modern ships are clean and swift with varied ports from Singapore to Calcutta. The book includes 400 voyage notes and invites readers to join the voyage, painting a vivid picture of life aboard freighters.
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Larry Nixon
Nixon
Samarkand
Cigo
Est
Bamareng
Courabaya
Singapore
Shanghai
Daffa
Sappens
Andrew Steward
Klug Fenn
Letters to the Editor on elderly pensions and politics
A Tam old age pensioner protests what he calls brutal selfishness of politicians and greedy aged. He cites Texas and federal pension figures, arguing only a fraction of the elderly are truly needy under the law. He warns that money for the needy aged may be diverted by politicians and calls readers to study the federal act. Remember Oklahoma, CITIZEN.
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the Light
Tam
Texas
Hale & Millen
Lash
Oklahoma
No Rush Necessary to Replace Cochran
A reader letter questions the hurry to replace Cochran as school superintendent during the Atlantic City convention period. It argues Cochran, his aides Portwood and Miss Neal, should finish the current year’s program and plans through the April election, with time to select a successor if desired. The writer urges careful timing to avoid unnecessary changes before the next school year begins five months after the election.
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Portwood
Misa Neal
Rogram
Miss Neal
Cochran
Miss Nes
What Do You Know This Berles Quiz Solve Numbers
Puzzle text presents a scrambled sequence of numbers and letters with instruction to arrange them to form an arrangement of numbers. It references a Com onpyrinht and asks to decode the pattern, noting the sequence is intentionally twisted and slow.
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