Republican platform fares better than Democratic in 1848 view
Article contrasts GOP and Democratic platforms with a conservative bias, arguing Republicans favor prudent foreign aid and strong law enforcement while Democrats back costly programs and socialism. It claims Republicans uphold public health and safety over strikes and urges voters to respect the 1848 GOP platform as worth more votes than the Democrats.
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New Deal
United Nations
Washington
Rank and File of Labor
Listen World Where Have My Adventures Gone
A quoted vent from a former carefree youth lamenting aging and loss of curiosity. The speaker recalls bold beginnings, rebellion, and risk taking, contrasting with a now cautious, respectable life. They warn about fear, laziness, and conformity silencing dreams and adventures.
By Elsie Robinson stars for your very own
By Elsie Robinson urges self examination as conscience laments wasted chances and excuses, challenging readers to confront their own cowardice and promised change. The reflection questions how people might face God for what they left undone and the fear of an ordinary afterlife. Potential names Copel JMR King Hedi Syme Ine appear as garbled references in the text.
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JMR
Hedi
Syme
Dearie
Mac
Broadway Rumors and Nightlife in a Fading Era
A vivid Hollywood night scene sketches Phyllis Acold and Jean Rltehle as plans swirl around Sam Woll and Bugsy Siegel.barney Rudlaky, Drew Pearson talks film Washington Story, Gloria Swanson noted for glamour and downfall, while nightlife reporters observe wrecked dreams and Tammany meddling in a fading entertainment era.
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Phyllis Acold
Jean Rltehle
Earl Carrell Chorine
Great Big Bear
Jean
Sam Woll
Carroll
Barney Rudlaky
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Hollywood
Barney
Los Angeles
Bugsy Siegel
Ruditsky
Philadelphia Watches New Party Ratify Wallace Taylor Ticket
In Philadelphia a quixotic New Party convention is held to ratify Henry Wallace and Glen Taylor. The event is portrayed as a Communist propaganda gala rather than a serious political action, with critics labeling it a front for communist influence and noting ADA denunciations.
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Elks
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Henry Wallace
Glen Taylor
Wallace
Taylor
Billy Sunday
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Communist Party of 1948
Doc Townsend
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Doctor Townsend
Franklin D
Absum
Wildmen
New York
Cleveland
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Wallace Party
ADA
Westbrook Pegler Attacks Wallace Democrats and Rackets
Pegler portrays Wallace backers as fellow travelers and Bolsheviks, arguing American parties foster rackets. He doubts Truman will promise Wallace a job, notes Wallace supporters draw foreign and New York voters, and criticizes Wallace handouts as propaganda. The piece deems Wallaceites adept at messaging and public outreach.
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Wallace
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Chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis linked to past infections
Medical note warns chronic bronchitis and bronchiectasis often follow acute respiratory infections like measles whooping cough or pneumonia. Recovered patients may harbor hidden lung damage, with staphylococcal or streptococcal infections failing to fully clear. Long term penicillin or penicillin vapor therapy is suggested to prevent progression.
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July 24 in History Elections and Crime Crackdowns
A collage of notes from July 24 across years includes W Lee Daniel’s election victory in 1928, San Antonio crime suppression orders and staff changes announced that day, a noon daily siren tribute for troops, a 1883 election pageant of candidates anti-prohibitionist, and 1888 ballpark press access controls.
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San Antonio
Pope Owen Kilday
Alamo Iron Works
Auly
Enrteen
Uke Hssebell Park
Democratic Platform Sparks White House Candidate Frenzy
A satirical column by Arthur Baer and Hank Wallace mocks the 1960s political scene with Thurmond and other figures, claiming a crowded field for the White House. The piece ridicules the Democratic platform as opening a path for many contenders while lampooning college work ethics and party attempts.
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Arthur “Rugs" Baer
Hank Wallace
Governor Thurmond
America
These Days By George Sokolsky
In a week view the shooting of Togo Togliatti is debated as a mistake, sparking thoughts on assassinations versus purges. The piece contrasts Stalin's political murders and the Soviet purges with heroism at Bunker Hill and honors to early American patriots, while noting the dangerous intertwining of murder and politics in Europe and America.
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von Hassell
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Toglatti
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Yalta
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Breed’s Hill
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Baron Stuben
George Washington
Samuel Adams
Patrick Henry
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
Pete Star
Firth
Ben Antonio G. Texas
Entith Santana
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