Russia Has No Right to U S Recognition
The piece questions U S recognition of Soviet Russia arguing that despite Litvinov era promises the Soviet Union violated pledges by allowing Communist activities in the United States. It notes congressional debates in the House and Senate on severing or conditioning relations and highlights the 1933 Litvinov agreements and subsequent Communist International actions, urging withdrawal of recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Russia
Congress
House Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Litvinov
Washington
Roosevelt
Maxim Litvinov
America
Soviet Russia
Communist International
Moscow
Earl Browder
Communist Party of the United States
Communist Party
Finland
Guiven
United States
Soviet
The Decline of Romance in an Age of Progress
Burke traces romance giving way to civilization and science replacing drama. New York's ban on peddlers with regulated stalls marks a shift toward cleanliness and order, with nostalgia for the romantic past amid evolving markets and a late-night Essex Street market scene centered on Elisha Bilverman and the Essek Market court debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Rence Burke
New York
Essex Street
Elisha Bilverman
Etisha
The Market of Free Will and Faith in a White Market
By Edwin C. Hill a critique contrasts Belloc and Chesterton with a modern market scene. The piece muses on freedom of the will immortality and the nature of good and evil while mocking pushy advertising and mass mail order offers. It frames a clash between faith and commerce and hints at a new Magna Charter of free spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Essar
Hilaire Belloc
Gek
Ghesterton
Headache pattern linked to unilateral, episodic pain
Doctors report a headache type common in people aged 40 to 60 that is sharply one–sided and burning. Attacks occur quickly, last minutes to hours, often 2 to 20 times weekly for at least a year, sometimes at night, and may be triggered by alcohol. abstainers may still experience episodes.
Histamine Headache Treatment From Mayo Clinic Study
Dr Herman N Bundesen reports on histamine as a treatment for menstrual and non menstrual headaches. The Mayo Clinic team led by S T Horton treated eighty four headaches over two and a half four weeks with relief lasting two weeks to 16 months in 85 percent of cases. Some patients showed no relief or could not be located for final results. The study links headache attacks to dilation of blood vessels and relaxation of vessel walls allowing increased blood flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. T. Horton
Fis
Mayo Clinic
Literary Qs on Famous Characters and Works
A mix of questions about literary figures and works. Who is the merchant of Bagdad in One Thousand and One Nights, hero of Pilgrim’s Progress, the cowardly celebrated 45, Shakespearean king with three daughters, deformed slave in The Tempest, heroine of Vanity Fair, Highland chieftain in The Lady of Lake, Scarlet Letter wearer, figure epitomizing profligacy, hero of Evangeline, ignorant constable in Much Ado About Nothing, and more allusions with typos.
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Merchant
Bagdad
Robinsen Grosae
King Artin
Lenralire
Gomie
King Features Syndicate
Tne
Washington aims at diplomatic pressure with Japan
Secretary Hull's men intend to let the trade agreement with Japan expire without promises and likely endure a harsher Senate move. The goal is to curb Japanese aggression in China while avoiding broad commercial disruption. A wary view of Tokyo and Shanghai hints Britain may edge in under the U S. Roosevelt faces budget riddles as he seeks a $70 million windfall and reconstructive financing shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Japan
Senate
Europe
China
Jess
Yangtse
State Department
United States
Old Folks or the Kids The Pension Dilemma
Elsie notes a public policy clash between old age pensions and school funding. The piece argues both sides lobby for funds, with California raising pensions to 40 a month while school budgets face cuts. It warns the danger of stifling ambition and urges readers to consider long term societal impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
West Ind
Ellen
Unclear excerpts from early 20th century club talks
Fragmented OCR notes recount a 1990 San Antonio Lions Club talk by Dr. Bowman Crowell on man’s control of mature danger with brief mentions of a guest and local program. Also references a 1920 Pershing reception at Fort Sam Houston and a planned Fort Travis gathering, plus a general meeting note about Gen. Diekman’s office.
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Bowman Crowell
American College of Burgeana
Chicago
San Antonio Lions Club
Chicrman
Gove Tubbs
Mi Mind Mos
Tils
Plana Sheerans
Derlar Medibers
Tin Tans
Voor Glidhts
Iutchenn
John J. Pershing
Southern Department
Cay Wi
isHaned
Fort Sar
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Germany
Qumansky
Representative O'Toole
Soviet Socialis Repuises
Poe
Ruysin
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Stalin
Sextant
National Defense
Free Spirit
Margaret Mitchell
Bioweth
St Ilsteth
East
Breen
Essex Market
Elisa
Hig
By Edwin C. Hill
Dr. Herman N
Fane
Paul Mallon
Tokyo
Shanghai
Curlogg
Byrd
Virgins
White House
Smith
Executive Department
Assihe
Livt Finance Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Fermer
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Actuaries
King Features Bynamic, Inc
Elsie
Yau
Choiece
Henry F. Pringle
Texas
Osle
Colorado
Ratention
Legielatioo
Craters
Runnloe
Pop
Hitle Witte
King Feu
Symi
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