Hoover Vision of UN Without Communists Faces Korea Test
The speech in Emporia by Herbert Hoover argues the United Nations must reorganize and function without Soviet Russia to achieve lasting peace. He cites Korea as proof and urges mobilizing non Communist nations to resist Soviet domination, warning the UN could fail if it remains compromised. He notes two thirds of the world still cling to belief in God and national independence, offering hope for peace.
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HILE
Herbert Hoover
Emporia
United Nations
Hoover
American State Department
Soviet Russia
United Navns
Korea
Soviet
Russia
Terror by Law and the American Legion
George E. Sokolsky discusses legal terror tactics used to intimidate patriots. He critiques pretrial hearings, lawyer-driven settlements, and smear campaigns that suppress dissent, noting how congressional committees echo these practices and how cases tied to espionage spurred national alarm in 1950.
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George N. Craig
American Legion
New York
Lat Craig
Did You Know Factoids From The Arizona Valley
A reader item notes that the largest wild weed herds of buffalo are in the Houseroot valley north of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. It mentions limited knowledge on ocean perch and rosefish migration. The U S Fish and Wildlife Service cites some evidence of far reaching migrations. It also includes a Bible verse from first Peter and an Arkansas reference.
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Houseroot Valley
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Great party as an institution and collective wisdom
A concise reflection on a political party as a lasting institution built from generations of thought experience and accumulated wisdom, highlighting its enduring role in shaping society.
War correspondents bear the high stakes of global conflict
Walter Winchell recalls how war reporting evolved from World War I to Korea, noting the rise of the correspondent’s influence on public life. The piece mentions famed figures Floyd Gibbons, K B Watson, Jan Windrich, Richard Tregaskis, Cecil Brown, and Gen. Stilwell era events, illustrating dangers and dramatic coverage across wars in Europe, Spain, Burma, and beyond.
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WAT
Serbia
America
Gibbons
England
Floyd
Watson
Walle
Aragon
Barcelona
Jan Windrich
Cecil Brown
Bolton
Gen
Stillwell
Burman
Stilwell
Betty Graham
Broadways News Clipped by Nazi War Coverage Mischief
A fragmented OCR of wartime news recounts Gestapo actions, nurse heroism, airman sacrifices, broadcast bans, and propaganda. It mentions INS's Clark Lee, World War II news bulletins, a Canton to Hong Kong photog trek, and bandit sieges. It also references postwar political shifts and the Hlinka Party's formation.
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Gestapo
Shiree
Nis
INS
Clark Lee
Dan
Gallagher al
Landa Express
Karl Eckelund
Canton
Hong Kong
Foxholes
Bob Yapa
Endocrine Clues In Treating High Blood Pressure
Dr. James H. Hutton reports in Medical Times that gland disturbances may contribute to hypertension. About 30 percent of patients improved with pituitary extract injections and thyroid extract, paired with a reducing diet. Weight changes occurred but did not fully explain BP relief.
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James H. Hutton
Chicago
Medical Times
Treatment pattern for pituitary and adrenal gland hypertension
Dr H N Bundesen discusses a treatment approach for high blood pressure linked to pituitary and adrenal glands. Patients receive staged therapies: initial response followed by intervals and possible re treatment if blood pressure rises. Outcomes vary, with over 200 patients showing symptom improvement and reduced pressure after three courses.
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Congright
Bacring Down On the News by ARTAUR "BUGS" BAEL
A satirical column critiques wartime press coverage and Cold War rhetoric. It laments delayed warnings, questions the U N's vigilance, and mocks official bulletins and protocols.
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Artaur
Bugs" Bael
Our Place In the World Discussed at Luncheon
A luncheon hosted by women Republicans and Deyo featured Congressman Past J. Kildey addressing a crowd of several hundred. He recalled the Monroe Doctrine and stated the nation’s place in the world, framing 1833 as a foundational moment.
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Joly
James Monroe
Past J. Kildey
Deyo
San Antonio Daily List moves to new quarters at Crockett Losoya
Local paper relocates to a new waters building at Crockett and Losoya as reads and facilities upgrade. mentions city growth projects including river electrification proposals tied to Colorado River harnessing and Travis Street bridge completion aimed at improving flood and traffic planning.
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Cratic Kilday
St. Anthony Hotel
Sewarage
Cammtal Sloner Taul
Steftter
Colorado River
Marble Falls
San Antonio
Bell
Sgnator
Power Co
Travis St
San Anto
George M. Dimverick
San Antonio Daily List
Plega
Ming
Crockett
Losoya Siz
Jo Mcallister
Browns
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Hickentooper
Hickenlooper
King Peathes Syndicate, Inc
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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William Randolph Hearst
Walter Winchell
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Shiver
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BBC
London
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Winchell
Diunich
Karo Sidor
Joseph Se
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Hitler
Germany
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Dr. H. N. Bundesen
L.A. Light
Mister Breger
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