Chennault Retires as China War Commander After Long Service
Major General Claire L. Chennault resigns as air force commander in China and retires from the army. The announcement notes his pivotal role in building the Fourteenth Air Force in China, his sacrifices, and defense of Chiang Kai-shek against what is described as a Communist campaign in the United States.
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Claire L. Chennault
China
Chennault
United States
Orient
Chiang Ksi-Shek
Chungking
America
Chiang Kai-Shek
Catholic Press Critiques Soviet Coverage and Pulitzer Standards
The Catholic press argues against Soviet bias and war-mongering labels used by the Communist press. It defends American institutions and warns about unilateral Soviet actions while urging sympathy for workers and restraint from both sides. It questions the meaning of awards like Pulitzer and calls for honest dialogue on Russia and press freedom.
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Orgadi
Boston
Catholic Press
Pottitur
Pulitner
Wwe
Yavin
Wes
Tio
Commony
Dhe Cathote
Enniriantis
Tral Ag
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
Noratlo Alger
Tob
Foy
Mood and behavior linked by facial expression study
A discussion of how mood can be altered by altering facial expressions and actions. Early psychology split between feeling dictates behavior and behavior shapes feeling. The piece explains waking with blues and choosing to act happy through expression, suggesting mood can be changed with deliberate posture and demeanor.
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Fie
Smile to Boost Your Mood and Social Success
By Elsie Robinson this piece urges readers to assume a cheerful facial expression to influence internal feelings and social outcomes. It claims a smiling face can trigger a happier heart, improve interactions, and even spark friendships, advising a one day trial with a bright look and grin.
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Tony't
Klag Fean Syndy Med
Those Pexans
James Farber recounts Thomas Shermal Bugbee born in Maine. He served in the Tenth Maine during the Civil War, survived major battles, then sought the western open range. After war, he worked as a wagon driver, moved to Fort Worth, bought cattle, and pursued ranching, eventually founding Pantandle’s Samacis Quarter Cielo T.
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Tom Bugbee
Thomas Shermal Bugbee
Maing
Down East Yans
Maine
Attam
Precevicksburg
Laokou Manus Jahn
Gettysturg
Yong Hughes
Waska Ingten
Hint Fuain
Bast Lake City
Fork Worth
Vugbeo
Cielo T
Odds and Ends From a Quiet Slice of Time
A fragmentary reminiscence hints at everyday life with scattered images and phrases. The piece evokes memory and small details, suggesting a snapshot of idle moments, routine tasks, and drifting thought, all conveyed in a fragmented, collage like style.
Reporter duties and press legends through history
Walter Winchell era style overview traces the journalist’s duty to protect sources from 1812 to modern times. It cites Nathaniel Ramgavelt, Huey Long feuds, and Bennetts clashes, noting editors faced with danger, censorship, and public backlash. It highlights Pulitzer and Gale lagher as emblematic figures, plus a Florida prison case that spurred reform.
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Lonevey
Nethanial Ramgavelt
Nberry
Florida
N.Y. World
Patton and Truman praised by a sympathetic observer
A columnist lauds Patton and Truman, contrasting humble, family‑oriented heroes with celebrity culture. He values simple soldiers and leaders, praising Patton’s humanity and Truman’s dignity, while condemning fame seekers and city pomp.
Times Change As Capital City Shifts To Missouri
A reflective piece notes American small towns foster leaders, praises simple values, and contrasts the old dominance of New York City and the Stork Club with a surprising shift of the summery capital into to mndic county Missouri, signaling notable change.
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Amercan
Euttlows
Tark
New York
Stork
Capsital
Mndic
Missouri
Kine
Causes and diagnosis of backache and spinal conditions
The article explains back pain causes from poor posture to disc rupture, notes diagnostic signs like the Laécque sign, and describes treatment options such as braces, casts, exercise, or surgical disc removal when a definite diagnosis exists. It discusses sacroiliac joint issues and leg movement tests to identify nerve involvement.
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Lins
Veterans in Industry letter to Hearst supports veterans program
Ames Simpson Jr. writes July 2, 1945 from Chleags California thanking William Randolph Hearst Sr. for backing the Industry for Veterans movement. He expresses hope that industry and veterans benefit from the effort and pledges continued support to secure opportunities for veterans and women.
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Industry For Veterans, Inc
Chleags
William Rantelph Hearst Sr
Simeon
California
Hearst
HeWspaner's
Lam Yeelain
Idustry
Ames Simpson
Odd Facts and Alma Mater Notes
Odd facts recount Holmes' will leaving a quarter of a million dollars to a major university and his books to the Library of Congress. Alfred E Smith's schooling is noted at seven years with loans from six universities, illustrating a curious mix of limits and persistence in early 20th century education.
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Holmes
Will Justles
Oliver Wendell Holme
Library of Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Public schools in Texas cited as model in survey
A Texas Educational Survey report notes San Antonio public schools received no life rating yet are highlighted for their strong features. The piece recalls local history and the city’s ongoing flood concerns from past decades while detailing the period’s public education assessment.
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San Antonio
Back Pain Advice and Treatments From Dr Bundesen
Medical guidance from Dr H N Bundesen discusses causes of low back pain, suggested exercises to strengthen back muscles, heat therapy, and the use of braces. It notes rest may be needed with a firm mattress, and cautions on pain drugs to be used only under a doctor’s advice.
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Montes Ui
Jose Tive
San Antonio
Wee Sin Antonio Limi
Gnne
Drnanway Altian
G. Tocon
Mumber Associated Press
Élatan
Terein
Venyalbalia
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