Radio Speech Controversy Prompts Broad Call for Bias Ban
The piece argues for stricter radio controls amid debates over free speech and intolerance. It cites Neville Miller of the NAB criticizing broadcasts that incite racial or religious hatred and endorses banning class hatred, while praising Representative Dies’ defense of Americanism. It notes Browder’s speeches and calls for broader limits on political demonology on air.
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Neville Miller
National Association of Broadcasters
Miller
Martin Dies
House Committee On un-American Activities
American Defense Society
New York City
Dies
Representative Dies
Earl Browder
National Broadcasting Company
Happy Day for Dogs by Edwin C Hill 1929 essay
In a 1929 reflection, the author notes a banner year for pet用品 as dogs receive lavish holiday gifts from stockings to clothes. He interviews a veterinarian turned dog food maker who cites two causes for canine indulgence: bored rich owners display wealth and childless urban residents substitute affection. The piece contrasts city dog culture with rural dogs, asks whether urban affections reflect broader social tension, but concludes the canine fashion era is mainly a urban trend and should be accepted rather than policed.
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America
Dawn Patrol and Donald Crisp Three Words Speech
Fragmentary wartime prose recounts Dawn Patrol imagery and Errol Flynn scenes alongside David Niven and Donald Crisp. It reflects on war brutality, protests, and Crisp's shifting stance as he utters three words condemning sacrifice, hypocrisy, and needless death amid 1918 conflicts.
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Dawn Patrol
Errol Flynn
David Niven
And For What Great Nine In Dawn Patrol Slogan
A plea to question accepted traditions. The Dawn Patrol era urged readers to apply the question “And for what?” to common beliefs. The author challenges patriotism, urging individuals to test every tradition and demand proof before acceptance. The text urges action against unquestioned conformity.
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Dawn Patrol
America
Ida
Wise Words Waterkane Reflects on Youth Mistakes
A reflective piece discusses Waterkane and the consequences of youthful errors, contrasting regret with a forward path. It notes the cycle of choices shaping the present and hints at wiser guidance for future actions.
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test Quiz Challenge
A miscellaneous knowledge quiz with questions covering grain crops capital punishment methods dietetics and more. The text presents a garbled list of trivia prompts, including historical topics, music, architecture, and Nobel prizes, from a 1939 syndicate page.
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Tom
King Features Syndicata
Roosevelt’s national income claim under scrutiny
Washington analyzes President Roosevelt’s figure of an eighty billion dollar national income, noting inflation adjustments and price level impacts. It argues current income at sixty four billion, equating to seventy two billion in 1929 purchasing power, and questions the economy versus spending emphasis.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Nnde
H. A. Loettier
Promines Tourna
Lucifer Bale
Roosevelt tax and defense plan draw mixed House reaction
Paul Mallon reports private observers view President Roosevelt’s defense program as a softened expansion of spending. Economists think the speech avoids exposing congressional opposition, while some Democrats hint at non supportive stances. Critics say the plan serves munition interests and ties spending to the New Deal, signaling early resistance from lawmakers.
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Congress
White House
Flat Feet in Children and Adolescents Explained
The article explains flat feet arise from improper care or diseases like rickets and vitamin D deficiency. It notes visible arches may be hidden by fat in infants, distinguishes false flat foot, and cites foot strain in adolescents and long standing work as a cause. It mentions T M Millar of Edinburgh and stresses proper treatment to prevent progression.
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T. MM. Millar
Edinburgh
Foot structure strain after illness and inactivity
The passage notes that after an acute illness or bed rest foot symptoms can appear when standing again. It warns that inessess weaken the ligaments supporting foot bones and may lead to permanent foot structure breakdown affecting walking and exercise.
Foot Pain and Fatigue Reported After Illnesses
Dr Harman N Bundezen notes orange thesergaments weaken foot bones after infections like influenza or pneumonia. Symptoms include foot pain, stiffness, and muscle fatigue potentially leading to further foot issues if untreated. Copy 1099 by King Feas Syn Tre.
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King Feas Syn
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City weighs control of Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
City officials consider San Antonio taking charge of the Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital with county and city funding. A regular physician would serve as superintendent, Mayor C. M. Chambers suggested, noting a dotter should head the hospital and be salaried to stay on duty.
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Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
C. M. Chambers
Ality Commission
Brackenridge High School
Bramarck Street
Maine Avenue
South Presa Alrect
Woodrow Way
Dent Woodrow Wilson
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