Hoover Letter Praises Boys Clubs and Youth Guidance
Former U S president Herbert Hoover as national chairman of the Boys Clubs of America writes to Hearst executive Morgan Howard praising generous gifts and urging ongoing support. He warns that juvenile delinquency and youth neglect threaten national strength and calls Americans to contribute to the organization’s recreation and instruction programs for boys.
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Herbert Hoover
Boys’ Clubs of America, Inc
Morgan Howard
Hearst Consolidated Publications, Inc
Los Angeles
Calif
Boys’ Clubs of America
America
United States
Boys Clubs of
Boys' Clubs of America
Walter Winchell Mayk Registered- Cemnetpht Note
Walter Winchell Mayk Registered- Cemnetpht reference appears in the fragmentary text with no clear news event or confirmable details. The readable portion repeats names and unclear terms, making a definitive card difficult.
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Walter Winchell
Notes of an Innocent Bertander Tha Inteligentata
An OCR mosaic of media gossip and literary critique fills a page, citing figures like Milton Cuntis and John Kieran, discussing censorship, theatre, and film. It references reviews of Chekhov revivals, American cinema, and a fictional piece titled A Boll for Adaya, set amid war reportage and cultural debate.
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Bertander
Terry Adil
Ermie Altip
Amntor
Milton Cuntis
Marshall Field
Sonwracs
John Kieran
N. Y. Sun Wave
Greenwich Village
Roosevelt
Coluumist
Clifton Padlman
Italy
Inet
John Hersey
Richard Lockridge
Richard Barthelmess
Santa Anita reopening rumors debunked by Broad Way gossip
The piece dismisses Broadway speculation about a Santa Anita reopening and condemns Walter Winchell as uninformed on racing. It claims Santa Anita granted him no special access beyond a press box pass and criticizes the gossip as baseless and misinformed.
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Dave ‘Alexander
Winchell
Walter Winchell
Santa Ante
Santa Anita
Ankler Hypermobility and Sprains Warned by Doctor
The text discusses hypermobility of the ankle joint as a cause of frequent sprains. It notes inheritance, possible late development, and repeated minor injuries as factors. Signs include the foot turning at right angles to the ankle and protrusion of the talus. X-rays with the foot turned in may reveal torn ligaments.
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Certo
Grant Bonnin
Anny
Speely
Bonnin
Treatment for sprains and foot muscle development
Dr H N Bundesen outlines a program to improve foot muscle strength and prevent sprains. Exercises include turning the feet outward against weighted shoe resistance and adjusting shoe heel height. Tips suggest women lower and widen the heel, tailor shoe weight to the patient, and use protective footwear for those at risk.
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Ines
Fensayn
Tee
Texans Laugh At Cus Proposed Surrender Terms At Alamo
The Texans mocked General Cos’s terms after the Battle of the Alamo in December 1835. Cos demanded a marching garrison with flags, retention of artillery and stores, supplies for the Rio Grande, and cannon salutes, while Texan Col. Frank Johnson delivered a clear reminder of who won. Cos later returned with Santa Anna.
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James Farber
Gouchat Cus
Bexar
San Ann Sonio
Devember
Travis
Cas
Alamo
Rio Grande
Gos
Joan Array
Ile
Oveneean
Cos
Col
Frank Johnson
Gus
Sean
Banta Anta
Odds and Ends From a Fragmented Page
A garbled fragment notes antiquated games like pail mail and croquet style, mentions an eight dollar tax on aliens with exemptions for under sixteen, references destruction of the Duepr dam in Russia during wartime, and claims five thousand feet length with a claim about riverine layers and coat constituents.
Point values and rationing in wartime politics
Paul Mallon argues government rationing excuses reveal political motives behind restoring point values. He cites election pressures, crop yields, and conflicting notices from OPA and War Food Administration, concluding 1944 supplies justify rationing return and cast doubt on official claims.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
OPA
Europe
War Food Administration
Elngbiott
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Tolley
Army
Armed Service
Quartermaster General's Office
Victory Garden Club
New York
Universal Military Training as Foundation of Freedom
The piece argues for universal military training as essential to national security. Citing Jefferson and Washington, it urges Congress to adopt a trained citizenry rather than a large standing army. The author insists citizens should serve the defense of the republic, warning past wars were lost due to inadequate preparation and urging immediate action.
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Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Atd Yeb
United States
Congress
Lister
Graties
Nelaware
Amer
Republic
A & Cz
Washington
Jefferton
American Legion
America
Salt grass injunction suit dismissed by court
A Jan 8 1935 case before the Fourth Court of Appeals dismissed the injunction against Bermudagrass planting along the San Antonio Seguin highway. Elsie Mos helm and others argued the grass would spread and harm their farms in Guadalupe County. Also noted is 1925 Touslon Pigely Wiggly store chain sale to E A Basse and expansion of San Antonio Stores.
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Opa
Howley
Bowles
Mra
Roosevelt
Appeai
Elsie Moshelm
Executilg
Ostric
Enill Monshelm
Guadalupe County
J. G. Rollins
San Antonia-Seguin
Fourth Court of
Touslon
E. A. Basse
San Antaal
Houston
Waco
Temple
SAN Antonio Light
San Antade Hisht
San Antonio Gazette
Sith
Sam Antonio
Hemeer
Uru Jaen
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FBI
Vital American Enterprise
Lexington Avenue
N. Y
Mr. Howard
Harvard Hodgkins
Hancock Point
Wally
Cowley
Chekhov
le Gal- Menne
Schildkraut
Einmanuel” Weaver
Himma
March of Thuie
Ailions
Dbignote
Httle Moruntet
Elisha A. King
Wallon Maalitt
Guadalcanal
Father Gehring
Oliver Hevford
Jussyes Russell
Hong
Boston
W. Shakespeare
Atetia O'Malley
Cruth
Dale Collins
Yary Bilyson
Montgomery Ward
Broadway
Dr. H. N
Odds and Ends
Duepr
Russia
War
Whit
Reasewell
Kestnees
U. S
Benjamin DeCanseres
L. A. Light Files
Texas
Sunilaly
San Aonlo
Cathy Syalayowllis
Cayelar
Anchla
Ban Anton OS
Act of Congress
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