Renewed Attacks on Community Property Laws Across States
A renewed push targets community property laws in Texas and eight other states. Secretary Morgenthau spoke before Cleveland's City Club, labeling the system a tax loophole and urging nationwide adoption or recognition of married woman equality to preserve revenue while promoting fairness in wartime finance.
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Snd Currency Committee
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PROGRAM OF VICTORY: PRODUCTION TO DEFEAT ENEMIES
A wartime plea from Production Chief Donald WM. Nelson urges total industrial effort to maximize war material output. The call centers on producing airplanes, submarines, and aircraft carriers at the fastest pace to overwhelm Japan and avenge Pearl Harbor, with all industries and citizens urged to follow his orders.
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Donald WM. Nelson
United States
Nelson
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Japan
England
Russia
Pacific
Roberts
Kimmel
Sharé
Mertenant
Mexican Press Sees Unity Drive in Latin America
Editorials in Mexican newspapers signal Latin American public opinion shifting toward United Nations alignment. Editors critique delayed wartime unity, warn that hemisphere solidarity and a strong collective stance against the Axis risk erosion without decisive action.
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Mexico
Latin America
United Nations
Rio de Janeiro
Tas
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Overweight Doctrines From Dr Evans on Diet and Exercise
A Pittsburgh physician argues weight loss hinges on two ideas: a diet rich in nutrients yet low in calories, plus regular exercise. He notes age and gland issues can affect overweight, but reducing food intake remains essential.
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Frank A. Evans
Pittsburgh
Energy output and weight loss guidance discussed
By Dy HN Bundesen the piece warns energy output is risky as it can trigger tremor, rapid pulse, nervousness, and unstable emotions. It notes thyroid extract is often ineffective for weight loss and stresses physician guided dieting with exams to avoid physical defects before any weight-reduction plan.
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Mayor Abandons Pet Plan as Funds Run Low
L A Light files from January 28 1952 report Mayor G M Chamberlain announces the arty plan will be abandoned February 1 with work continuing only as funds become available. Also notes January 28 1922 Beckenridge High School commencement awards for best graduation dresses at under 12 each.
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Mora Funda
Beackenridge Igh School
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Misa Laurh Groner
Price control bill seen as farm parity victory in Washington
Washington debate frames a new price parity goal with 110 percent parity cited for wheat and 0.39 a bushel, corn at 21.4 cents, potatoes $1.25 under the bill. Henderson testifies on parity effects while admin hopes surpluses delay gains. Congress faces concerns over wage linkage and business parity, with Wickard veto power and political maneuvering amid war-time legislation.
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Agrimaure Department
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Roosevelt
Wiite House
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Taft
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I’ve Lived and Begun to See Life’s Wider Worth
A reflective speaker recalls youthful defiance and heartbreak, then years of experience reveal life’s broader purposes beyond personal happiness. Through struggle and doubt, the narrator recognizes enduring human limits and the shared ascent toward meaning amid conflict and disappointment.
Adel Prom Was a Great Show and Life’s Full Range
Elsie Robinson reflects on a school prom as a vivid life mirror. She recalls ugliness and beauty, birth and death, joy and wonder, urging readers to take in the moment and feel fully alive. The piece celebrates living and finding meaning despite outcomes.
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Comic tale of Bulger in Washington pins on major contract aim
A humorous anecdote set in a Washington hotel lobby follows Bulger, a man seeking a war contract, as officials question his political connections and motives. After tense scrutiny and a stark warning to leave town, Bulger heads back to Philadelphia, rumor spreading about his visitor status and odd dress.
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Roosevelt
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Bulger
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Goca
Ma Vetel
Evel
Micha Btarec
Bosen
Bulger defends war‑recruitment tale amid Broadway chatter
A blunted, satirical note from King Solomon recounts Damon Runyon style chatter about war recruitment. Bulger dismisses a Washington novelty claim while a newcomer promises trench service on the front and another misinterprets a Mayflower hotel setting as the front line. Broadway surplus banter echoes a frantic wartime mood.
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Washington Papers
Washingston
Thane
Sein
Mayflower Hotel
Broadway
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Those Texans and the Texan Army’s Struggle for Regular Service
The article argues Texans valued independence over professional military life, hindering regular army formation. It notes a fluctuating roster, few regulars under Grant and possibly officers like Johan, and a failed effort to assemble a standing unit despite consultations and committees.
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Am Tngitar
Algayys
Son Inehig
Asb Bee
Grant
Johan
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