Capper argues excess New Deal policy harming farmers
Kansas Senator Arthur Capper notes farm income near record highs yet many farmers quit the business. He pins the cause on federal price and supply meddling, claims ceilings squeeze livestock and dairy profits, and warns of too much government in American agriculture and industry amid war-time needs.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senator Capper
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Capper
Saidetiin
Wasshinston
Walter Winchell On Broadway Gossip Page Review
Walter Winchell On Broadway reveals a rapid-fire mix of names and scenes from New York nightlife. The column mentions actors such as Rita Hayworth, Mary Pickford, and Charlie Chaplin, plus producers and venues, painting a vivid snapshot of show business chatter and social intrigue in midcentury Broadway.
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New York
Bulan Anemne
Joen Pontiine
Pee Marriad
Russet
Joh
Anne
Peder Donald
Zera
J. Shubert
M. Youd
Broadway
Buddy Rogers
Mary Pickford
Simw
O'Buen
Driscoll
Rattery
C. Chaplin
Ehuc
Arista
Garde
St. Maria
Rita Hayworth
Hier Fiudio
Public Opinion, War Power, and Democratic Accountability
Senator Styles Bridges argues in the Senate that robust public opinion is vital to democracy in war. He warns government power must be balanced by informed citizen scrutiny and calls for open discussion of policies, commitments, and the Atlantic charter, stressing that consent of the governed sustains American liberty and postwar cooperation.
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America
House of Representatives
Europe
Baltic
Balkans
Poland
England
France
United States Senate
Texans ay James Farber and frontier force debate
The article describes state efforts to organize Rangers for frontier protection under Governor H. R. Runuts. It notes tensions over guard numbers, complaints from residents, and concerns about violence against frontier communities amid marauders and talons. The piece highlights skepticism toward manpower reductions and the governor's cautious handling of requests.
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James Farber
Riley
Rangers
Hannes
Texas
Payne Puls
Umer
Aritvered Inmet
1930s Jan 19 notes chamber of commerce changes
The draft notes election of F M Stevens as secretary, replacing Eugene Canfield who has moved to Corpus Christi, with H E Schal Jon named alternate director. The fragment hints at police, theft, and security concerns touching state policy and local defense.
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Dunter Chamber of Commerce
F. M. Stevens
Eugene Canfield
Corpus Christi
H.e.schal
Jon
Shingles Painful Disease From Virus Behind It
A medical note explains shingles or herpes zoster as a viral infection linked to chickenpox. It describes symptoms on the chest eyes ears and bladder, variable onset, and how the illness lasts 10 to 30 days. Treatments include skin care dressings calamine and antiseptics, pain relief with salicylates narcotics and sometimes X ray, pituitary extract, vitamins, and venom therapy.
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Ferry, Bait Jr
Boston
Cony
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Comic meditation on marriage and dating in wartime America mixing social satire with the era’s defense-era domestic hopes. The piece mocks notions of romantic elopements and debunks popular idols while wryly noting wives’ labor in defense plants and the idea of ever-pinning a Casanova butterfly.
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London
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Paul Tavaile
Basin St. Junes
Lyn Murray
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Broadway Smatliath
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Peggy Gut
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Shep Pierds
Gwen Bree
Washington
Styles Bridges
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Wolt
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Hitler
Don Juan
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