Why Lie About Poland by William Henry Chamberlin
A polemic attacking perceived distortions about Poland and Soviet-Polish history. Chamberlin lists ten alleged falsehoods about borders, population, governance, and Soviet influence, arguing for honest appraisal over appeasement, citing events around the Riga treaty and Polish leadership. He frames critics as influenced by propaganda and neglect of European realities.
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Soviet Union
Riga
Polat
Gracious gesture as Truman consults Hoover on relief
President Truman invited Herbert Hoover, the nation’s elder statesman and former food administrator, to consult on European relief and food distribution. The gesture honors Hoover’s long record with relief work and signals a shift toward orderly resource deployment in a protracted war.
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News Behind the News on living with Russia and Browder
An analysis of US Soviet tensions in Washington and London. The piece discusses Moscow directed politics, Browder, and American and French Communist involvement, urging reciprocal rights, open press, and a firm just foreign policy to avert war. It argues for reducing suspicions through balanced actions and intelligent diplomacy.
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Poland
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Soviet Union
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Landos News
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France
Browder
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Communist Party
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Public on Medicines and Patient Reactions
The article discusses patient ideas of medicines, expectations shaping prescriptions, and the role of various drug types. It notes that some patients insist on certain looks or tastes, that doctors may prescribe to satisfy expectations, and that adverse reactions should be reported to doctors promptly.
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By Dr. HOON Bundesen
Dr Hoon Bundesen argues for tailored infection relief stressing patient faith in doctors. He says prescribing hinges on perceived necessity and expects no drugs when ineffective.
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Dr. Hoon
Bundesen
Odds and Ends First Cast Iron History and Accident Costs
The fragment notes that cast iron was first produced in the Sussext area with an M50 designation. It also records that work accidents cost 6,000 man hours of activity in 1944, indicating industrial activity and safety impacts in that period.
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Clare Hoffman
16 and 20 Years Ago From Files of . A. Light
June 4 item recounts past events from 16 and 20 years ago as reported in the A. Light files. A 1925 San Antonio waterworks matter is noted, with officials seeking help as authorities coordinate actions.
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Schnele
Honda
San Antonia
Walter Winchell notes shifting power and gossip in 1940s politics
Walter Winchell reports on Truman facing early opposition from George supporters over tax-cut remarks, plus a flurry of Broadway rumors, personal moves, and society chatter. The column mocks press hints, party infighting, and celebrity activity including Bacall, Bogart, and Warner, with stock quips on Jewish figures and public life.
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Congress
Clare Makea
Lend Luew
Quanah Parker And The White Man's Road Garb
San Antonio Light recounts Quanah Parker adopting white military garb and regalia while traveling the white man road. The piece notes his use of a blue service coat with major rank insignia, a gold watch chain, and a war bonnet with turkey feather, contrasting moments of reluctance with his showy attire.
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