Britain Bevin Labels U S Socialistic in Crisis Debate
The article argues Foreign Minister Bevin defends British socialist policies by labeling U S spending, loans, and farm price supports as similarly socialistic. It contends U S aid in Britain’s wars and postwar loans helped prevent British ruin, while Bevin accuses the United States of causing Britain’s financial troubles through a claimed parallel socialism. It notes U S suspicion of Roosevelt and Truman programs as socialist and questions recent British treaties with Argentina and Soviet Russia.
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United States
Great Britain
Bevin
House of Commons
America
Britain
Mr. Begin
Roosevelt
Truman
Mr. Bevin
Argentina
Soviet Russia
Call for a Second Court in San Antonio
The piece urges San Antonio to create a second municipal court and appoint another judge to handle rising caseloads. It notes population growth and doubled law enforcement as justification, praising Judge Sawtelle but arguing one court is now inadequate. The mayor, city council, and authorities are urged to act.
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San Antonio
Jack A White
Robert Saviette
Sawtelle
Be a Little Sunbeam to Those in Need
A compact exhortation by Elsie Robinson urges readers to avoid cheerful sarcasm and to offer real help to those downcast. It counsels giving practical support, funds, or time to empower others to improve their situations, while noting bluntly that not all will accept aid. The piece closes with a Bible verse from Romans 5 8.
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Elsie Robinson
Barber
Congress
These Days by George E Sokolsky on religious controversy
The piece argues that global Christian disputes threaten civilization and moral law, criticizing the Barden bill for favoring state schools and harming parochial systems. It links anti religious campaigns to anti God aims, noting fights across Poland Hungary and the United States, with antisemitic currents and deep sectarian tensions.
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Hitler
Hiller
Stalin
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Ukraine
Lithuania
Germany
United States
Understanding Early 19th Century Natural Gas Use in Homes
The article notes that natural gas use started early in the 1800s but only recently expanded in homes and industry within the last fifteen years. It highlights a process by Henry for canting milk through stainless steel tubing without contact, implying a novel method in processing or handling.
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United States
Staintesa
Henry
Pegler Responds to Canby Over Quotes in Editor and Publisher
Westbrook Pegler denounces Henry Seidel Canby for quoting him in a controversial piece in the Saturday Review of Literature. Pegler blasts Canby as self important and pedantic while defending his own reporting on financial and literary matters.
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New York
Henry Seidel Canby
Pegler
Stevenson
Pegiler
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Mr. Canby
Harry Truman
Doris N. Dalgush
Gramp
Washington
Samuel Rattombey
Oizen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress of
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Language and pride clash over Pegler criticism
A 1949 exchange unfolds as Henry Selder Canby defends his authorial rights against Westbrook Pegler's harsh critique and a quoted Saturday Review note. The controversy centers on literary style, permission to quote, and the role of honest criticism in postwar prose, reflecting tensions between traditional phrasing and modern blunt journalism.
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Mr. Pegler
H. G. Wells
Pegier
Greene
Yan
Seiditz
Saturday Review
Henry Selder Canby
Henry Siidel Canby
Saturday Review of Literature
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Kitz Féstures Synilesse, Inc
Spinal Disease Rheumatoid Spondylitis Described In Men
An excerpt explains rheumatoid spondylitis as a spinal disorder often starting in healthy young men with back pain that progresses from intermittent to constant. It notes involvement of hips shoulders and legs, night pain, weight loss, sleep disturbance, and mood decline. X ray helps diagnosis. joints may calcify. treatment aims at pain relief deformity prevention and general nourishment through rest diet and vitamins with potential X ray therapy and prescribed exercises.
Chronic appendicitis and Bell's palsy Q and A
Dr H N Bandesen answers questions on symptoms of chronic appendicitis and Bell's palsy. Chronic appendicitis causes right abdominal pain, possible constipation or diarrhea, fever, and elevated white cells. operation is the only treatment. Bell's palsy results from facial nerve injury often due to cold or infection, causing one side of the face to droop. hot applications, electrical therapy and massage may help and the condition usually clears in five to six weeks.
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Bell
Conyright
King Feat. Syn., Inc
Bearing Down On the News by Bugs Baer
ARTHUR Bugs BAER comments on the Marshall Plan, noting it started in 1948 for a four year stretch and was completed in two years, using a metaphor of a marathon and critics. He contrasts British leader Sir Stafford Cripps and postwar recovery context with wry humor.
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Arthur “Bugs” Baer
Fragmented Local Notices From the 1920s
A garbled column recalls July 1928 events including a San Antonio area street fire, municipal tax arrears discussions with Mayor G B Chambers, and revenue agents destroying moonshine stills in Tennessee. It mentions storms in Texas, labor shortages with wages up to 2 to 3 dollars, Admiral Dewey forecasting a war with Germany, a wedding row in a Recorder's Court, and firefighting reports from Mexico.
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G. B. Chambers
Tennnessee
Tennessee
Kentucky
LACC
Dewey
Germany
Recorder's Court
Nuaya Street
Condeal
Witherson
Connecticut Home Offices Hold Large Cash Premiums
Two U S insurance firms maintain Connecticut headquarters and report cash premiums over two million dollars. The piece notes Hell's Canyon near Thain reaches 7900 feet, surpassing Grand Canyon’s depth of 6100 feet.
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U. S
Connecticut
Hell's Canyon
Thain
Grand Canyon
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