Protect Dies Committee Records From Destruction
Opinion piece arguing the Dies Committee should remain active or retain its records. It warns enemies seek to abolish the committee and destroy files, noting other federal agencies possess vital records on subversion. Calls Congress to preserve or institutionalize the Dies Committee as a permanent custodian of intelligence and security records.
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Dies Committes
Washington
Dies Committee
Committee
Ita
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Army
Navy
Scripps- Howard
Alliance
Navy Department
Congréss
Congress
Stanford C. Hooper
Naval Radio Service
Federal Communications Commissions
United States
Republic
Work-Study Plan Urged By Junior College Leaders
San Francisco leaders urge expansion of work-study in junior colleges as a wartime training approach. They cite California programs at San Francisco Junior College and statewide efforts by the California Junior College federation and American Junior College Association, advocating terminal curricula and cooperative training to place students in paid roles while developing practical skills for postwar life.
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San Francisco
Biller
Asvar
Herman Bohnelde
University of Om. Sinnatia
California
Ain
California Junior College
Fedora- Aldai
Furthrorefore
Yeata Apo
National Organization of Junior Callerad
Ardericaty Junior Dol
Pearl Harbor
Funior College
Thei
Parrsena
bin Francisco Junley
Co-S Opera Low
Prokrant
Carlene
Youre
Qloud
Thad Bern
Tiinga
Sulfa Drug Use and Risks Highlighted in Medical Review
The article warns against indiscriminate use of sulfonamide drugs for infections, noting that many patients experience toxic reactions or fever and stomach upset. It emphasizes using these medicines only under a physician’s prescription and within prescribed doses, as adverse effects occur in a notable minority of patients.
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Hs Phyatelan
Treatment of diseases with drugs and safety concerns
Dr BR N Bundesen discusses drug use for various diseases, noting white blood cell effects and possible mental disturbances and kidney issues. Some deaths occurred in patients highly sensitive to these drugs, but when used judiciously they may prevent secondary complications and bacterial infections. physicians will decide appropriate care.
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King Bios
Can Roosevelt Be Beaten in the 1940 Election Debate
Political analysis from Paul Mallon discussing Roosevelt and Dewey prospects across regions. It notes coast doubts, California labor impact, state-by-state swings in the Midwest and West, and the overall battle between Roosevelt's campaign against Dewey. The piece emphasizes the contest in industrial centers and the anti-Roosevelt sentiment shaping headlines.
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Paul Mallonell
Warrin
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Mountail
Tnick
California
Kansas
Towa
Cevialis
Unis
Indiana
Brigher
Hepublicans
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Dewey
Maby
David
Valera
Fareeb
Thebanvass
Republicans Hold Calm Chicago Convention Amid Public Excitement
A United Fairs senator recalls 1086 Cleveland scandal and Philadelphia noise as the Chicago Republican convention proceeds with minimal clashes. Delegates discuss Dewey’s nomination, foreign policy wording, and party strategy, noting a calm, orderly gathering despite past frays.
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Chicago
United Fairs
Mer
Cleveland
Edge
New Jersey
Gerald Smith
Iritel
Iys
Dewey Seen as Best Hope for GOP Return After Roosevelt
Article argues Republicans, unhappy with Roosevelt and the New Deal, favor Tom Dewey for 1944 leadership. It notes Dewey's unorthodox methods, perceived efficiency, and delegate confidence in his ability to manage foreign affairs and overall governance.
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Dewey
Rome
Fossil
Sprague
Eddaeckle
Harbert Brownell
Repiblican
Theisten
Thera Sayeas
Hoa Heen
Tom Dewey
Davey
Const
Rinn Bens, Bya., Inc
I Found The Answer In My Own Flawed Heart
A speaker recalls disillusionment with polished advice and the urge to act. They describe seeing vast, blinded humanity and realizing true help comes from personal, imperfect presence rather than eloquent words. The passage ends with a resolve to aid others directly through own flawed humanity.
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Atrass
Indy
J Gal
Common Touch of Jesus in Bread and Wine
The text reflects Elsie Robinson musing on Christ sharing bread and wine with workers. It emphasizes the simple act binding Jesus to humanity, offering solace through daily labor and remembered prayer. The writer contrasts this with elite ritual, urging readers to find sacred meaning in common life and suffering.
San Antonio postmaster hopefuls named in 1934 list
Acting Postmaster An Quill is among four San Antonians expected to take a civil service exam to win the postmaster job next fall. Others include CG Toyota and Alfred Rohde. The item notes test participation and a July 1934 date. JULY 1 1994 mentions a city attorney vacancy filled by Joseph Rysut.
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San
TIEA
Chain Felster
Olly
Joseph Rysut
Those Texans By Jama Ax and the Ghost of Sat Hunter
Fragmented OCR recalls a 19th century Texans narrative with references to Sam Houston, Antonio Santa Anna and frontier violence. It blends biographical praise with sensational depictions and ends by noting publication details of the Antonio Light in San Antonio and Associated Press attribution.
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Jama Ax
Sam Houston
Banta Amy
Houston
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