False Front and Communists On Trial Shaping U.S. Justice
The piece argues the False Front is a subversive group, with twelve leading Communists facing federal indictments. It warns against legal immunity for a party that masks crime as politics, contending such immunity would threaten democracy, law, and national security in peace or war. The author stresses the stakes for American justice and the danger of foreign control.
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Communist Party of the
Communist Party
Tts
Soviet Russia
Small Acts Reveal True Man in Hard Times
A former miner recalls poverty, a makeshift home, and the town’s sniffing judgment of a broke dance hall girl. He urges beyond prejudice, noting widespread destitution around them and a moment that exposed true character amidst hardship.
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Bneten
Meunisin
Sister Helps Stranger Share a Meal in Hard Times
By Elsie Robinson recounts reaching out to a hungry woman, inviting her to eat. The act shows dignity in poverty as the stranger, on joining, helps light a fire, shares macaroni, and uses leaves to decorate a clean cloth. Includes a Bible text reference.
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King Famaren Syndicate. Inc
Broadway And Elsewhere By Jack Lait
Back on the old beat for a few weeks each summer the columnist notes returning readers, war era anxieties, and the yawning gap between world events and nightlife. He observes New Orleans charm and Reno excess, praising islands of atmosphere while critiquing broad sensationalism and social change.
Odd Facts About Bears and Senses
An odd fact note explains bears seem nearsignien due to their habit of feeding with noses to the ground. It highlights keen senses of hearing and smell as making sense of this behavior.
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Kean
Wallace presser halves on communism and letters storm
A chaotic Philadelphia press conference by Henry Wallace devolves into a clash over communism and supposed letters from the late George Polk. Wallace dodges questions about Roerich and GOP accusations, while photographers circle as reporters press for clarity on Padgett letters and Pegler.
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Mortimer Snord
Public spat over letters to Roerich and media ethics
Wastbrook Pegler confronts Wallace about letters to Nicholas Roerich referred to as fear Guru and Deirdre. The exchange features Bubblehead’s denial, Mary Sargo of the Washington Post contending she won’t be Pegler’s stooge, and Henry Mencken pressing for answers amid a chaotic scene with Oriental incense and distant gongs.
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Conyk
Careful study on enuresis in older youths shows ephedrine aid
A study of boys aged 16 to 22 with enuresis finds that over two thirds improved after nightly ephedrine sulfate and early wake times to void, plus restricting evening fluids and tightening urination. If needed, cystourethrography may map bladder pathways. relief does not erase underlying causes.
Bedwetting factors and childhood studies urged
Dr H N Bunderen notes that environmental factors and contributing conditions must be studied when bedwetting occurs. He advises examining children aged four and older who urinate two to three times nightly to check for bladder abnormalities or possible psychological disturbance, citing Court 1948 and King Feay Syn Toc.
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Five killed in Holy Land Aral racial warfare report
A July 27 1938 note reports five persons killed in the Holy Land Aral race clashes. It also mentions 1926 boxing result where Gene Tunney KO'd Tom Hoeney for the heavyweight title and a 1868 San Antonio political idea promoting new city officers to boost the city.
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Gene Tunney
Tom Hoeney
San Antonio
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
A fragmented humorous Washington–Philadelphia satire piece ridicules loud campaign noise and stray alarms. It references an Army sergeant, Gen Eisenhower, and a phone of public uproar, critiquing media distortions and political sound bitez.
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Philadelphia
Gen. Eizenhower
These Days by Becree E Sokolsky in Sandisfield
A reminiscence on rural electrification and work ethic in 1948 Massachusetts. The author lauds foreman Harry Shutts and his crew for hard labor, contrasts with political rhetoric, and notes farmers’ rising costs and distrust of wartime subsidies. He argues real power comes from daily effort, not government handouts.
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Sandisfield
Massachusetts
Harry Shutts
Mery Shutts
Bessing
America
Europe
King Fest
San Antonio
Sanata
Fragmentary OCR News Item
An incomplete newspaper fragment mentions a subscription notice and a dated entry likely referencing a March schedule. The legible portions include scattered prices and a second class mail mention, with unclear names or events. The readable data shows a daily rate and a Sunday option, but essential details are missing.
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