Hoover Warns Americans to Change Administration
Ex-president Herbert Hoover sets out three dominant reasons to discard the New Deal at the Republican convention. He argues the war must be won, constitutional institutions saved from bureaucratic encroachment, and a shift in leadership to preserve freedom at home. He warns that only a change in administration can restore liberty and advance a peace program.
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Herbert Hoover
Amercan House
Yeover
Eacetine
Walter Winchell Causule Criticism Celebrities
A fragment from a Walter Winchell column lists impressions of many celebrities. It notes fashion, meals, drinks, and personal quirks with casual, humorous attributions, including Gus Arnheim, Betty Grable, Greta Garbo, Gary Grant, and Katharine Cornell, among others, in a gossip tone.
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Mavie
Broadway stars taste and talk in hearty fashion
The page surveys celebrities like Dorothy Lamour Elsa Maxwell Raymond Massey Grace Moore and Adolphe Menjou in a playful, food filled quip on their personalities and meals. It mixes light commentary on taste and dining with brisk sketches of the stars and a few offbeat lines.
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Elsa Maxwell
Raymond Massey
Walt
Grace Moore
Marriage Row and Reform in Modern Matrimony
The piece contrasts old fashioned marriage with modern unions, noting that a new style of appearance can briefly alter a man but not a lasting change. It jokes about remnant counters and husband shopping, suggests love endures despite neglect, and ends with a pointed satire on reforms and a sweeping critique of romantic ideals. The tone is期限 witty and cautionary about true love versus social performance.
Sam Houston pleads for Navarro amid Texas prison releases
The text describes Sam Houston reflecting on freeing Texans held by Mexico and pressuring Mexico’s president to pardon Jose Antonio Navarro. It notes international pressure from the United States and Britain and cites Houston’s late efforts after handing over the presidency to Dr. Anson Jones.
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Jame
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Mexico
Jose Antonio Navarro
Houston
Aoe
Lee
Halliay
Anson Jones
Navarra
Hooper
Yose Anonio Navarro
Navarro
Santo Alma
Dewey’s briefing method shapes his leadership style
A Chicago analysis portrays Tom Dewey as an administrator who uses thorough briefing and written analysis to weigh options. The piece argues his decisions are cool and principled, branded as a contrast to Roosevelt, and cites his hiring, convention presence, and Palestine platform move as evidence.
European visitor would be puzzled by American political convention
The European guest would be stunned by crowded hotel lobbies and the real headquarters unseen by delegates. He would hear debates on nationalism and world order, applaud Hoover’s anti world-state stance, and note the platform as a pragmatic synthesis. He would be surprised by Jewish aspirations endorsed in the Republican platform as he fails to grasp American generosity and breadth.
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Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Thovver
Republican Party
Churchill
Wendell Waikie
United States
Resolutions Committee
Repubican
Republicana
Bricker and Dewey in American political clash
By George E. Sokolsky notes that a European observer would be puzzled by American reactions to the Dewey Bricker nomination fight. He highlights how figures like Taft, Dulles, and Dewey’s Chicago representative resonate, and praises Bricker for a clean, fearless style that unites supporters despite vigorous contest.
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Wre
Thisuropean
Robert Taft
Ruth Hanna Slims
New York
McCormick-Patterson Axia
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Brownell
Mr. Dewey
Chicago
Mary Donna
Falal
Dawn Bricker
Bricker
Dewey
Tam
Mary
Dewey-Bricker
King Fons
Sym
Tor
Polycythemia Vera Affects Blood and Spleen Function
The article explains polycythemia vera as a disease with too many red blood cells and often an enlarged spleen. It notes normal ranges around 4.5 to 6 million cells per cubic millimeter, discusses historical and current treatments including repeated phlebotomy, risks of acetylphenylhydrazine, and stresses a balanced diet without iron restriction.
Evidence on Radioactive Phosphorus in Polys Themia Treatment
Dr H N Bandesen notes potential of a radioactive phosphorus compound to treat polys Themia but the substance is not yet available for general use. He cites limited evidence and ongoing research while cautioning about accessibility and safety.
Salutes to the Union at July 4 firing demonstrations
Ten and twenty years ago notes describe July 4 activities with a 48 gun salute at Fort Bam T Moreton by the Second Field Artillery Brigade at noon. The item also recounts coverage from the Democratic national convention in New York with Texas casting its 40 votes for McAdoo and an anecdote about Frank Davis of San Antonio and his son.
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Second Field Artillery Brigade
Fort Bam T Moreton
Vic Light
New York
John Davis
Dallas
Texas
McAdoo
Frank
Davis
San Antonio
Buiette
John
Datins
Odds and Ends from Early Science and Trade Notes
A brief snippet recounts the mercury thermometer’s 1714 invention by Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit, mentions early lif e insurance hints and late 18th century boat designs, and cites the Antonio Light San Antonio Gazette publication. The note appears as a catalog-like clipping with historical references and newspaper attributions.
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Gabriel Daniel Fahrenholt
Mail, Daily and Sunday Rates in Texas Advertised
Fragmentary OCR shows mail advertisement details for Texas towns with daily and Sunday rates, various prices, and distribution notes. Mentions agents, post offices, and a public sale of mailing services, with scattered pricing and schedule references.
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Ady
Texa
HBO
Dan Antonio
Cartar Ane We
Texan
Diats Agatier
Postoitiea
Anvania
Menrcle
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America
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Walter Winchell
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Mary Aster
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Wild Duck
Letice
Crosby
Ireun Castle
Katherine Cornell
Betty “Cyable
Reddie Gantor
Allee Faye
Mer
Ry Pakmey
Dwight Fiske
Jix
Grete Garbo
Nat Grose
Bernie
Helene Hayes
Baty Geot
Jule Haydon
AL Kostelnaten
Porto
Gerbrade
Daily Mirror
Lawrence
Dorothy Lamour
Dames Melton
Victor Moore
Lavely
Adolphe Menjout
Champ
Louis Roeder
Gertrude Nelson
Simone Simon
Bhevens
Gregory Ratoff
Miarrygo-Rowann
Helen Rowland
Tove
G. I. Doe
Oyn- Seol Sybil
Fiere
Terete
Barl-Lizaba
King Feat
Syed
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Farber
Tom Dewey
Hitler
Willkle
Sin
Taft
California
Warren
Nathaniel Goldstein
Pat Hogans
Rodger Straussen
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Bin
Kip Renturea Syne Wrate, Inc
George E. Sokolsky
Dr. H. N. Bandesen
L. A
Chester T. Crowell
Marine Ustraner
Ufe Insurance
Antonio
San Antonio Hight
San Antonin Gazette
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Membehr Associated PA
Associated Press
Seren Abe
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