Communists Loyal To Stalin
A radio speech by Robert Minor in Washington exposes the Communist party as anti American, arguing they back Red Russia and Stalin’s policies. Minor asserts the party would aid Russia and Britain, oppose American deployment to Europe, and ally with Roosevelt only if he backs Moscow. The piece likens Congress banning the party to France’s surrender under the Kremlin influence.
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Communists of
America
Robert Minor
Washington, D. C
Minor
Communist Party
Earl Browder
Soviet Russia
United States
Russia
Britain
Europe
Red Army
North American
Hearst
Communist Party of America
Moscow
Stalin
Congress
Kremlin
Leon Blum
France
Post Office Workers Urged to Pass Mead-Mannery Bill
The piece argues the forgotten man is the post office employee and urges passage of House Bill 1037 the Mead-Mannery bill to grant longevity pay and promotions. It notes delays since introduction, contrasts with big public works spending, and calls readers to contact their representatives and senators to support raises for letter carriers and station staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Post Office
Administration
Congress
House
Representative Flannery
Pennsylvania
Senate
Senator Mead
New York
Uncle Sam
Crime and politics blend in an era of graft and reform
The piece argues crime shapes political life in the United States, citing figures like Bill O'Dwyer and Thomas Dewey as prosecutors who raised public profiles. It recalls Whitman, Tilden, Cleveland, and Roosevelt, noting their varied paths from law enforcement to governorships and presidency, and suggests crime's shadow extends over political careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tatler
Orlme
Dewey
Manhattan
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Cleveland
Buffalo
Roosevelt and Dwight Green shaping reform era legends
Damon Runyon recounts a young Theodore Roosevelt proposing impeachment in New York legislature and denouncing the wealthy criminal class. He notes Roosevelt’s western cattle protection, deputy sheriff role, and New York Police Board presidency. Mentions Dwight Green as Wines governor and Capone case attorney with a nod to national reform efforts.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Weatthy
Western Beach
Washington
New York Police Board
Chicago
Capone
Green
King Feas
Painful Side Without Appendix Inflammation
A medical note discusses lower abdominal pain not caused by appendicitis. It cites Dr. Benjamin M. Bernstein who suggests a spasm of the ileocecal valve as the cause, affecting mainly women, ages 26 to 40, with mild constipation. Treatment includes a bland low residue diet, atropine to relax the intestine, sedatives, and cautious use of laxatives while frequent feeding helps.
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Mnenis
Benjamin M. Bernstein
Brooklyn
M. D
Bernstein
Doctor Bundesen Examines Abdominal Pain Causes
Dr H N Bundesen notes valve open diagnosis and searches for underlying nervous causes of abdominal pain. If pain subsides with treatment, this supports a nonappendiceal condition and may spare unnecessary appendix removal through careful study to identify the true disorder. Distributed by King Yeas Syn Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeas
Syn, Ince
Reincorporation Talks Spark South San Antonio Move
July 23, 1931 report notes Mayor T J Tatar says efforts to reincorporate South San Antonio may proceed as the electorate voted to dissolve the existing corporation last week. Fred W J Johnson of San Antonio Public Service resigns after ten years to enter the clearance bases. July 23, 1021 item mentions a cotton boll weevil destroying machine to be manufactured in San Antonio, per Walter Gwinelle, amid dispute over street name changes and local significance.
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San Antonio
T. J. Tatar
Fred WJ. Johnson
San Antonio Public Service Company
Walter Gwinelle
General Lear controversy and military morale critique
A Nation byline style column discusses Lieut. Gen. Ben Lear amid public scorn over a golf incident and a 15 mile penalty march for soldiers seen to hoot at girls in shorts. It condemns sensationalism, notes other officers’ pursuits, and cites a Dallas minister opposing naked swimming by 29 000 soldiers en route to maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lear
Quartermaster Regiment
Tennessee
General Lear
Avai
United States
Angie
Associated Press
Dallas
Fies
Hoosevelt
Ndal
White Rock Beach
Louisiana
Army
Ctian
Marshall Leads a Democratic Army into Efficiency
Washington profile of Gen. George C. Marshall as a disciplined, blunt, highly effective chief of staff. Describes his routine, lack of personal staff, press clashes, and push for democratic leadership, weight of inspections, and strategic restraint toward German methods while building up air and mechanized forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Pershing
Sir Mthiels
Maranall
Alva
King Peatuces Syndicate, Inc
Rensoduction
Listen World By Elsie Ive Reading Genesia
A reflective piece urging readers to find hope in Creation myth amid modern horror. It frames Genesis as a timeless source of strength, urging focus on light and life while acknowledging current fears and violence. The prose blends biblical quotation with protestant resilience and calls for optimistic view of humanity's progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Genesia
God
Robinson
Ming Feas
Byndi
Cape of Grad Hope and ancient Egyptian dor daya noted
The text mentions a Cape of Grad Hope at Swatow in Kwangtung China and a Siam or Alam to Nag route with a six minute Mit. It references the plight of the dor daya traced to ancient Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatow
Kwangtung Province
China
Egypt
Texan Frontiersman Grappled With Indian Threats in Early Texas
Fragmentary reminiscences recount Gideon White’s 1842 death near Travis County as forts and forests hosted dangers from Comanche and other tribes. A frontier encounter ends with Paddy ignoring warnings and dying after a failed rescue, as Rangers close in on the ambush site.
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Woodames
Texan
Auratin
Gideon Wile
Travis County
Bolder
Borings
Wwooda Glans
Gideon White
Indien
Apt
Dack Haya
Ila Rangeze
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New York County
Wkely
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Charles 8. Whitman
Charles Beezer
Herman Rosenthal
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Lally Louie
Whitman
Samuel Tilden
Hoss Tweed
Tiden
Deweyster
Tiiden
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Addii
Bernstein Thistkant
Dr. H. N
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Las Army
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George C. Marshall
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