These Days by George E Sokolsky on postwar despots empire
The piece argues the final postwar product is not peace but two empires led by a Soviet land empire and a diffuse free peoples bloc. It outlines a pattern of propaganda, division, dual citizenship, infiltration of government, and ideological fanaticism used to spread influence, with examples from the United States, Korea, and China.
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The Right Man in the Right Place
The article lauds General Douglas MacArthur as the indispensable right man for Korea and the Pacific, praising his bold Korea flight, postwar Japan rehabilitation record, and the relief his leadership provides to global stability. It blames the State Department for limiting his Pacific role and argues earlier authority could have prevented China’s conquest and Korea's invasion.
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Korea
China
State Department
Kremlin
Japan
Pacific
Today’s Bible Text Deliverance Through Temptation Verse
A devotional excerpt cites Il Peter chapter 1 verse 9 highlighting belief that the Lord knows how to deliver the godly from temptations and trials. The text emphasizes faith, perseverance, and divine aid in hardship.
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Peter
In the presence of universal government profligacy
A brief critique notes that government excess erodes ethics and mars morality, arguing that systemic failure undermines standards across society.
Pegler Attacks Civil Rights Programs and Teachers
Pegler criticizes federal social programs and public education, arguing the constitution limits national government and condemns what he calls predatory unionism. He claims teachers are covert Communists and attacks social security and income tax powers as overreach while urging constitutionalist vigilance.
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Hation al Jorge Ana
Washington
Truman
Americans For Democrate Action
Congress
Constitutionalist vs Fascist Rule in Public Education Debate
A columnist argues public education wastes time and money and unjustly punishes constitutional advocates. The piece attacks New Deal policies, Labor Relations Act opponents, and Nazi fascism parallels, urging reform and defense of constitutional rights amid rising conformity.
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Labor -Relations Board
Duce
New Deal
Dizziness Causes Across Diseases and Conditions
Dizziness can signal many illnesses from nervous infections and pellagra to pernicious anemia and hypoxia. It may reflect artery hardening, anemia, or orthostatic blood pressure drops, while heart conditions or migraines can also trigger dizzy spells. Pancreatic overproduction of insulin may also play a role.
Blood Dizziness Linked to Internal Pressure Changes
Dr H N Bundesen notes dizziness from hunger may reflect internal pressure changes, potentially triggering attacks in epilepsy or brain infections like meningitis or encephalitis. Acute alcoholism cited as a clear example of this disturbance.
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Kine Wert
Ryn, Inc
Blast from the past shows police muffling at rallies and city issues
Ten and twenty years ago reports from San Antonio note police directives to mute loudspeakers at Bexar County ticket rallies opposing the Court House ticket. Indications point to the city accepting Judge Calhoun’s annexation ruling and restoring old boundaries. A new roof contract for the Alamo was awarded to Ed W. Oef finger with steel reinforcements, and Fort Houston improvements include remodeling and sidewalk widening along Maverick Street. A tarantula bite on N. Peso Street prompted medical treatment, while fashion from 1490 Texas urged northern retreat from lake areas as summer resorts.
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Acon Ag Posalbie
Ferri Torler
San Antonio
Ween
Alamo
Ed. W. Oeffinger
Poniaete
Ft. Youston
Navarro
St. Mary's
Suly
Texas
Rocrne
Kerrville
Mason
Ft. Davis
On Broadway On Broadway Celebs and Scandals Parade
Walter Winchell style column blotter recalls Broadway happenings and celebrity sightings. Gable Angela Lansbury Brando Vaughan Sutton Berle and others feature in a satirical roundup with theatre, crime, and gossip notes from New York and Miami Beach nightlife.
Baering Bown On the News War of Words
A fragmentary column by Arthur Bugs Baur critiques Cold War rhetoric and foreign policy, asking how the doorstep of the world warps into distant conflicts. The writer mocks diplomacy while noting tensions over Korea and global policing.
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