Roosevelt’s Dictatorial Message Draws Sharp Congress Critique
In a combative address critics decry President Roosevelt for dictating a line of conduct to Congress, labeling his message arrogant and undemocratic as he pushes for new taxes and a national service act despite public opposition and congressional independence. Strong entities cited include Roosevelt, Congress, and the New Deal administration. The piece portrays a growing public and legislative push to counter perceived overreach amid war production and tax policy debates.
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House of Representatives
Senate
New Deal Administration
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People's Congress
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Walter Winchell notes and scandal in wartime society
Walter Winchell reports on social and political chatter from wartime. The column hints at party lines, public figures, and rumored indiscretions, naming Alfred Grates, Mrs. Drake, and others amid a mosaic of sensational anecdotes and political commentary.
Hearing Aids Help Many Deaf in United States
Dr James W Jervey Jr of South Carolina says about seven million deaf in the United States could benefit from proper hearing aids. He notes wide variation in types and costs and stresses expert molding and testing before purchase. The device aids not only the deaf but also those who live and work with them.
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United States
James W. Jervey Jr
South Carolina
Jervey
Audiometer Used to Diagnose Deafness by Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen explains using an audiometer to measure hearing loss and identify deafness type so the correct device can be tried. Emphasizes preventing deafness and notes middle ear damage from colds throat infections measles diphtheria and other diseases.
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Capy't
King Feaz
Evnd., Inc
Gulf & Western Texas Railroad Directors Re-elected
The same board of directors as last year, including Albert Greves Sr and W B Tuble, was re-elected by Gulf & Western Texas Railroad stockholders. The piece notes January 17, 1924 and mentions protests from the San Antonio chamber of commerce and civic groups about amendments to the Mellon tax plan. Representative Joann N. Garer is referenced in dispatches from Washington.
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Gulf & Weal ‘Texas Railroad Company
Albert Greves Sr
W. B. ‘Tuble
W. Moretron
Lol
L. B. McDonald
A.B Mims
J. H. Tullienet
C. R. Morrill
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Mellon
Ways and
Cominicans
Joann N. Garer
Washington
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Tress
Associated Proms
Nows
Discipline and punishment in juvenile delinquency debate
A Washington column argues against both permissive childrearing and harsh physical punishment. It emphasizes intelligent, individualized discipline over crude abuse, warns against overcorrection, and questions societal pressure from media and leaders on youth behavior.
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Washington
Adi
Joe Doakes
Jet and Rocket Propulsion Transform War Time Aviation
A British Anglo American advance in jet and rocket propulsion sparks immense interest as a groundbreaking aviation development. The guide explains how jet engines use onboard or atmospheric oxygen, unlike rockets which carry their own, and notes potential for sustained, high speed flight and even space travel, while acknowledging fuel challenges and technical milestones behind the breakthrough.
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Russia
Germany
Stalingrad
Cilian
Secret jet propulsion advances boost Allied morale
Alexander P. de Severaky discusses heat resistant alloys, turbine tech, and turbo-superchargers for planes like the P-47 and Thunderbolt. He notes the strategic use of revealing new propulsion developments to boost Allied morale and deter German resistance, highlighting secrecy versus surprise value.
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Mercaught Syndicate, Inc
New Year New Resolve Myths and Real World Temptations
A satirical look at New Year resolutions and self control. It argues men confuse resolve with reform and often overreach, tempted by cigars spirits and gambling. The piece notes tax and holiday bills lessen the urge to promise sweeping changes while shortages temper indulgence.
Helen Rowland on Purity and New Year Virtues
The author comments on moral purification and the social parade of virtue, noting that fewer pretenses and more genuine conduct will be needed in the New Year. She suggests restraint and honesty over boastful displays of virtue.
Texas Runaway Bigfoot in Mexico Yard Escapes with Cart
A Texas sergeant selects a strong inmate to haul dirt in a yard in old Mexico. The big man breaks loose, drives a cart through the compound and out the gate toward a land depository, with guards in pursuit. He is finally halted and remade into a different task.
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Old Mexico
Mier
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