The Political Parasites Came First in Korea War Critique
A harboring attack on the Truman admin for prioritizing political interests over defense. It argues mismanaged spending has weakened U S forces in Korea and weakened national security, citing Lyndon Johnson and George Malone comments about funding and preparedness. The piece portrays U S policy as bluffing to the Communist world while battle losses mount.
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RFC Subventing Improvident Loans Sparks Abolition Call
Senator Fulbright reveals RFC advances 975000 to a Reno hotel with a gambling casino and cites other speculative loans to Kaiser-Fraser Lustron Texmass among concerns. Anesse H. Jones urges ending the agency, arguing government lending harms private enterprise and profits. The call: abolition of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Korea War Roots and Far East Policy Critique
George E. Sokolsky argues the Korean crisis reveals ignored warnings about U S policy in Asia. He cites 1947 ambassador letters urging aid to China, mismanagement in Far East staffing, and alleged Soviet influence shaping decisions.
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Bible Verse Display Included in Daily Text
Today's Bible text presents a verse from Ephesians 6 urging believers to put on the whole armour of God to stand against the wiles of the devil. The excerpt emphasizes spiritual readiness and vigilance in faith.
Exorbitant taxes blamed for harming communities
Exorbitant taxation of all kinds is more or less disastrous to a community, but the most disastrous form is that of exorbitant income taxation.
Pegler on Jackson and trial by publicity in courts
Wesibrook Pegler discusses Justice Robert H. Jackson's Stanford remarks, criticizing public demonstrations before and during trials. He cites the New York LT Communist case and the Bridges case in San Francisco, faults Medina for tolerating heckling, and argues courts must uphold dignity despite press and mob pressure. He contrasts public contempt with the need for orderly legal proceedings.
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Loyal Citizen Breaks in Court Over Communist Bias
A 1950 column argues that courts show special favor to Communists and allied lawyers, while mocking the loyalty of ordinary citizens. It claims bias from publicity smears and political pressure, and condemns Roosevelt era politics as undemocratic.
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Klux
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al Yalta
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Heart failure symptoms and edema causes
Discussion explains edema in heart failure results from reduced kidney blood flow and salt retention. It notes treatment aims to strengthen the heart and improve kidney function, with digitalis for breathing and rest in bed, while warning of risks like blood clots and pneumonia.
10 and 20 Years Ago WOLY 22 10 Guarding ballots and pencils
A historical column lists past events from July 22 in 1900 1910 1920 and 1990. Notes include city employee ballots guiding votes 1920 dance conditions In San Antonio 1910 election returns headquarters 1900 street paving bids and a Red Ne driver encounter with a mule on Alamo Plaza 1990 resulting injury and a tree reminder.
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Broadway Big Town Beatage Via Walter Winchell
A dense palette of celebrity mentions and quick sketches from New York society and media figures. The column cites Princess Gabriella Pacelli, Walter Winchell notes Oscar Hammerstein, George Shearing, Ruth Roman, and Ruth’s remark at a White House table, with backstage musings on radio TV policy and public morals.
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Baering Down On the News
A wartime column by Arthur Bugs Baer mocks peace talks as ineffective. He predicts imminent Balkan tension and criticizes Stalin's unpredictability while challenging the United Nations to handle growing global strains.
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Bugs” Baer
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