March of Dimes: Roosevelt Birthday Observance and Fight Against Infantile Paralysis
The March of Dimes observance honors President Roosevelt and fuels a national fight against infantile paralysis. Since 1938 the foundation has built chapters across the United States, funding research and education that reduce mortality and crippling, despite no cure yet. Last year saw the worst epidemic in 28 years with 19,600 victims, and public support is vital to sustain progress toward prevention and improved care.
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Roosevelt
United States
National Foundation For
Roosevel
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Foundation
American
New York State
Walter Winchell Mixes Gossip and Quips in Scattered Town Notes
A rambling Walter Winchell column wanders through celebrity gossip, theatrical riffs, and urban street chatter. It names Joy Hodges, Burton Rescor, Frank Conville, and others while weaving in songs, reviews, and a brisk snapshot of New York nightlife and show business chatter.
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Grandfst Canyon
Jimmy Nurante
Aroadcasts
Tyca
Vin Mint
Herot Toyd
Clown Prince
City Center
Autograthcrs
Burton Rescor
Joy Hodges
Newspaper Guild Forum
Ra Ward Stanley
Standard Oil Exec
New York m E
Esquire
Mn Hoot
Rewhen
Frank Conville
USO
Hyillay
Sheridan
South America
The American minded and alien minded debate shapes politics
A fragment discusses American minded versus alien minded ideologies, contrasting views on liberty, amendments, and government. It references Wilson, open covenants, the Allied Charter, and a cautionary tone about secret treaties and democracy. The piece contrasts enterprise with centralized powers and hints at foreign-born perspectives.
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Wilson
Hop
Bryan
Theoldly
Puble
Wilkow
Cotane
Hones
Fragmentary Op-Ed Skepticism on War Aims and Alliances
Fragmented prose by Benjamin DeCasseres questions the timing of mobilization against Japan and Russia, suggesting a twenty year attempt to undermine the economy via slave-state communism. It mocks alliances and prays to wood gods to shield against pests, noting recurring farcical repetition.
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Benjamin DeCasseres
Vances
Japin
Raly
Haussi
Russia
Odds and Ends of the rfid theming and filmy mush
The text discusses a nonsensical mix of phrases including a mock definition of plagiarism in ancient times, and a statistic noting losses by fire including lightning in 1942 totaling 3,180,000,000 in the United States. It also references Norway, wheat production, and military corps in a garbled fragment.
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Unitea Btaten
Rankin pushes new probe into un American activities in Congress
Washington observes a political shift as Rankin maneuvers to authorize a fresh inquiry into un American influences. The plan, aided by Democrats and administration figures, aims to expose radicals in departments and the CIO while balancing party power and wartime sentiment.
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Washington
House
Rankin
Mississippi
Jensers
Sinusitis linked to prolonged head colds and X ray diagnosis
The article describes how persistent head colds can develop into sinus infections, the role of viruses and bacteria, and how sinuses connect to the nose. It explains diagnosis by X rays, mentions doctors Frederick C. Christensen and Clark Winneryd, and notes treatment with X rays and protective eye measures during exposure.
X ray treatment aid for sinus infection patients
Dr H N Bundesen notes reducing discharge through several weekly X ray sessions. Dr Christensen trains patients to blow air with mouth open to avoid infection, and X rays help in detecting existing infection rather than curing all. About half of 30 patients had no headaches after two years, others after one year. expert supervision recommended.
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Old Dies
PBI
Congress
Christensen
Shortage of war materiel blights home front resolve
In this wartime reflection the speaker laments critical shortages of trucks shells and other munitions, presses for immediate production shifts, and argues that victory hinges on mobilizing resources now. He warns against focusing on who is to blame and urges unity to deliver tanks trucks and supplies as the war demands.
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Shurlith
Marvard Crhnsyn
Katharine Repburn
Stig
Mie
bYen
Hague
American Légion
Renkin
Roosevelt
General Marshall
America
Wey
Eisenhower
Sauthern Philippines
Not enough but what the generals say they need
A fragmented wartime lines reader notes refer to George Sokolsky and themes of production, labor, and personal freedom. The text contrasts forced labor with voluntary work and emphasizes producing what the generals require until homecoming. It includes garbled terms like 3545 KI Feat and Sytny Tar, indicating OCR errors.
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Sytny Tar
Direct Plainspoken Letter as Example of Frontier Speech
A historically cited letter from Jere Bros in Memphis dated August 29, 2992 shows blunt frontier style. The missive complains about prunes sent, calling them worms, and demands removal of prunes from the bill. A. J. Marifortbanks signs as Rocking Chair Ranch. The piece illustrates the blunt direct approach among plainsmen.
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James Farber
Marijorbanks
Jere Bros
Memphis
Aberdeen
Mes
J. J. Drew
Lim'il
A. J. Marifortbanks
Approval of 3 school construction projects approved
The Los Angeles Light Files note the January 22 1995 approval of three school construction projects totaling 1 991 000 for immediate building at Tech field and 60 00 for another site. Also mentions a 1925 item about Dilton H L Tupper purchasing FR Colgan's interest in the Tupper Colgan Advertising agency. The San Antonio Light historic note includes staff and publication details from the early papers.
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Dilton HL Tupper
FR. Colgan
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Tupper
San Antonio
Furiary
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