United States dumped by trade policy critics
A harsh critique of Secretary Wallace and Secretary Hull argues that New Deal trade and agricultural measures ruin export markets and industries. It cites 1921 and 1938-1939 wheat and corn figures, claims 290 trade agreements discriminate against the U S, and accuses the administration of flooding markets with European and Asian goods to depress American workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
George N. Peek
Import Export Bank
Wallace
Hull
AAA
Europe
Orient
America
Santa Claus Hull
United States
France
Asia
Commends Fight of Hearst Papers
A San Antonio citizen praises the Hearst papers for exposing communist subversion and urges targeting the youth with blunt truth about taxes and patriotism. The message warns of compulsory service and socialist excess, urging Americanism to guide the next generation in the struggle against anti patriotic propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Hearst
Washington
America
Carmichaels and their pity business explode in Swinnerton term
Frank Swinnerton calls a type of charmer in Take field Papers Carmichaels those who prey on sympathy. He lists mothers, martyrs, lovers, and others who weaponize pity to manipulate others and gain attention. The piece argues these "Carmichaels" exploit empathy to seize the spotlight and dodge accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swinnerton
Takefield
Canichaels
Mr. Swinnerton
Hove
Ehie Robinson
Fay
Sligils
Salster
Evemeone Theys
Carmichael
Frank Swinnervnn
Dear Govt Wagner Bill Riots and Labor Mediation
A satirical letter by Winston Norman mocks Miss Perkins and Secretary McGrady over the Wagner Labor Disputes Bill. It parodies female rights rhetoric and labor protests, praising boards for strikes and anticipating government mediation to end unrest. The piece uses dyspeptic humor about politics and gender roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Norman
Madam Perkins
Miss Perkins
Mabel
Mabel Faye
Perkins
Congress
McGrady
Lee
Seal
U.S. A
Miss Perking
Mr. McGrady
Om Beetin
Gavi Mediatore
Medistors
Games & T
Dan
Sam
Mies Perkins
Edward F. McGrady
Social celebrities drift to hidden Manhattan eateries and old haunts
New York socialites frequent modest kitchens off the beaten path, from Schrafft’s for Amelia Earhart and Paul Whiteman connections to Armenian and German tiny venues. The piece notes late evening desolation on avenues, Radio City’s daytime lift, and Rockefeller’s rescue. It mentions Karl Harriman directing plays in Vermont, Eddie Guest’s rhyme, and the old Hammerstein site giving way to smaller buildings. It touches on Rupert and Long, Bohemian Grove eulogy, and Cosmopolitan’s The Common Law serial booster era, with notes on Nellie Revell and a broadcast return amid Broadway lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Paul Whitemans
Schrafft’s
Amelia Farhart
Earl Carroll
William Gaxtons
Sherdan Square
Ssgge Marcossons
Yorkville
Jotn Boetticher
Karl Harriman
Red Barn
Vermont
Harriman
Eddie Guest
Fresh Fruits and Vitamin A Diet Facts
The article explains a vitamin rich diet from fresh fruits and juices such as lemons limes and grapefruits and notes the vitamin is heat sensitive. It describes scurvy as a nutritional disease caused by vitamin deficiency and cites historical sailor outbreaks and modern refrigeration and canning as cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S
King
Ten and Twenty Years Ago In San Antonio
A July 1 1945 note reports Alamo Country club to provide an intermediary landing for members by airplane and graveling of Every crate street in Highlane Park near Citar. July 90 1915 city officials puzzled by rising San Antonio river despite no rain. San Antonio women drivers outnumber men per examiner Vanlandingham citing chauffeurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Country Club
Highlane Park
Citar
Faul
Glediler
San Antonio
Dames Vanlandingham
Ely
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United States of America
Germany
Greece
Canada
Great Britain
Italy
Cole
Busta
Kime Brateyna Ene
Ley Hin
Gotohacs Rakem
Lowet
Russia
Norman Appy
Paradise
Radio City
Manhattan
Ham
New York Theater
Broadway
Huilding
Hammerstein Theater
Iix
Empire State Building
Rupert
Hughes
Ray Long
Sen
Long
Bohemian Grove
California
Robert W. Chambers
Cosmopolitan
Olf Silasion
Nellie Revell
Miss. Revell
Jose
Variety
Ives
Somerset
Dick Berlin
West Street
McNaught Spd. Inc
Weland, M. D
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