England's Faults and Virtues in War Time Fortitude
Churchill has won parliamentary victory but suffered battlefield losses. The piece argues England, though muddled and bungling at home, is brave and steadfast, unlikely to quit, and will strive to save England and the Empire. It notes India Burma Malaya and Australia face shifts in control and independence, with Australia relying on U S aid for defense. The author lauds English resilience amidst bombing and war hardship, insisting the English will defend their homeland.
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India
Britain
Pay veterans a year after discharge, says Captain Suliyan
The Brighter Side and Captain Daniel J. Suliyan of Tujunga California urge continued monthly pay to service members for a year after honorable discharge. Suliyan, in the army 56 years with service in Cuba the Philippines and WWI, argues lump sum bonuses fail to aid veterans and stresses the need to prevent hardship as civilians transition. He condemns cash donations as a patriotism premium and calls for sustained support for those facing adjustment, noting many will need time to reenter civilian life.
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Daniel J. Suliyan
USIA
Tujanga
Calif
Army
Sullivan
Cuba
Philippines
Pershing
Mexco
Los Angeles
Kidney Infections And Sulfonamide Treatments
Kidney and bladder infections occur in various body parts with symptoms ranging from fever backache and frequent urination to severe flank pain. Early signs include urine changes and possible germ presence. treatment depends on duration and severity, often using back relief measures and germ-killing drugs like sulfathiazole and subtadin, the most recent effective sulfonamide drugs.
Census of a Texas town reveals demographics in 1890s survey
The district alcalde Aloysius Gleam gathers a census showing 122 single residents and 122 married couples, 36 widows and nine widowers, with many children among 224 total inhabitants. The report notes a male to female balance and speculates on social implications while advising local leaders on housing and population trends.
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Texas
Auphus Glerne
Parla
Real
Dence
Taal Kacepanghes
Censis
Ram Houston
Sulfonamide Drugs Fight Urinary Infections, Study Says
By H N Bundesen the condition is produced by streptococcus germ. Sulfonamide drugs appear to yield best results in treating urinary infections. A common cause is Proteus Luclus. Several doses are usually enough to clear kidney infection, but obstruction may delay recovery and require surgical removal. X rays help reveal obstructions.
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Mel
Klink Fea
War workers praised for fighting on home front
A May 20 In the News column lauds war production workers at machines, thrusters and factories as well as front line troops, noting their peril and perseverance. The letter praises their sacrifices and asks for generous pay and genuine care, signed by Angela C Reynolds of the beliers to otitis department with a note that names may be withheld on request.
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Rouen
Owen Lews
Matenc
Stout
Tau
Angela C. Reynolds
Beliers
Otitis Department
MacArthur’s realist view on war and civilization
A long, argumentative column praising General Douglas MacArthur’s wartime realism. It argues that free government rests on armed strength, warns pacifists, recalls historical wars from Magna Carta to World War I, and urges the United States to stay prepared and never disarm. The piece emphasizes the oletical necesidad of war and resilience in American policy.
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Dionysley
Con
Douglas MacArthur
Macarthur
Ell
Sloan
Pearce
Laing
MescArthur
Jeb Gen
Hitlle Jn
Europe
England
China
Josses Ieen
Elyentlon
Michiel Angela
Fonn
Symi
Hitler’s intuitive grand plan shifts focus in war
Washington reports detail Hitler's evolving grand strategy for victory this year. It downplays Rommel and the Italian theater, prioritizes Russia, and keeps Britain and the United States in his calculations. Moscow, Murmansk, and the Caucasus loom as key fronts, with assessments that victory hinges on destroying the Russian army before European triumph can be claimed. Roosevelt faces criticism of convoy defenses as U.S. wartime production continues amid mounting pressure.
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Washington
Hitler
Berghiesgarten
Rommel
Oas
Alexandria
Cairo
Russa
Japan
United States
Miib- Ain
Britain
Norway
Mediterranean
Malta
Egypt
Hiller
France
Poland
Kursk
Timoshenko
Volga
Itus- Sian
Caucasus
Russia
Moscow
Europe
To Kill Or Not To Kill The Long Island Saboteurs
A reader debates capital punishment for eight German saboteurs captured near Long Island and the moral dilemma of executing spies. He cites wartime trials, questions the adequacy of death as a deterrent, and compares to historic cases while reflecting on justice, mercy, and the national mood. He praises Quentin Reynolds and weighs whether America deserves its freedoms if it executes its enemies.
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Long Island
Morlda
Ammerica
Amenea
Urat
Abrahen Lincoln
Ibey
Germany
America
Bailey Peyton Installed As Chamber Of Commerce Officer
From L A Light files 10 and 20 years ago this week, Bailey Peyton was installed as a chamber of commerce officer, succeeding Arthur Prail. Other officers named include Gay Bonhan as vice president, Bryan Naylor as vice president, Jon Jones as third vice president, Gene Canfield as secretary treasurer, and R. Pltsworth. The note also mentions early concerns of the newly incorporated village regarding municipal issues.
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SULY
Bailey Peyton
Nn Wemdnat
Dlan Antonie Jarier Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Prail
Gay Bonhan
Fis Vier
Bryan Naylor
Ocean Vee
Jon Jones
Vier
Gene Canfield
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Johnny
King Fens
James Farber
Dy. H. N. Bundesen
Pen Forum
By Benjamin de Casseres
Mallon
Murmansk
Roosevelt
Alan
Ring Pratilers
Elsie Robinson
Lin
Ng Teo Xo
Ink
Quentin Reynolds Tateet
Tinest Bank
Random House. Publishers
Quinthy
Byer
Quenthy
Africa
Far East
Quentin
Reynolds
Low Countries
Nor'wiyy
Olly
Mapes
Volta
Klag
Synil
L. A. Light Files
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Rody
Vile Fage
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