Education by study and work for a greater America
Voluntary co operation in postwar America should be our practical ideal. The study and work system blends classroom learning with productive labor, producing active students who earn part of their college expenses, gain hands on experience, and enter full time work sooner. West Point and Annapolis exemplify theory and practice, uniting head and hand to create producers.
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America
United States
Walter Winchell On Broadway Buzzes Through Postwar Gossips
Walter Winchell On Broadway column from 1944 Daily Mirror. Notes on Senator Thomas of Utah and Lu Elle Fetgey, W. Willkie’s Indiana campaign prep, George Montgomery and Dinah Shore rehearsals, Isabel Jewell and Paul Marlon, and assorted society chatter. Mentions military nurse cadet leader, Great Lakes illness of Gus Sonnenberg, tax figures, air conditioning costs, and Hollywood gossip about contracts, marriages, and wartime headlines.
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Thomas
Utah
Luelle Fetgey
Army Nurses
Rue Pinoff
W. Willkie
Indiana
George Montgomerys
Dinah Shore
Isabel Jewell
Paul Marlon
F. Walker
Leo Growjey
FDA
Rome
Altes
Tommye Adams
Jose
Southwest Pacific
Sonnenberg
Odds and Ends From a Fragmented 1903 Weather Note
A torn line hints at the Great Siherian meteor landing in 1903 altering weather instruments across Europe. Mention of the gibbon ape in Southeast Asia and the islands of Barneo and Sumatra appears, while the hop is described as a natural enemy of anakes.
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Europe
Asia
Barneo
Sumatra
Anakes
I Am an American Day Observance Celebrated in New York
New York officials including Borough Presidents Hearst Lyons Palma and others praise the annual I Am an American Day. Leaders credit the New York Journal American Hearst newspapers for sponsoring the patriotic event and renewing dedication to American ideals amid wartime.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Wyntoon
California
Engar J. Nathan, JR
Manhattan
W. R. Hearst
Calif
New York Journal-American
Hohn Cashmore
Brooklyn
James A. Burke
Queens
Hearst
James A. Lyons
Bronx
Wynton
I Am
Ian
United States
W. Ri. Hearst
Europe
Frank J. Manley
State of New York
Frank. Champlin
New York State
New York Journal- American
Henry Albert
W. KR
Women's Victory League
Dorothy Becraft
Women’s Victory League
Eighth Ave
N.Y. C
W.R. Hearst
Act of Congress
Messmore Kendall
Sons of the American Revolution
Roosevelt foes split Willkie support and Hoover smear
A Washington era column analyzes plantom tactics in the 1940 campaign. It notes new dealers pressuring for a fourth Roosevelt term while supporting a first term for Willkie, warns against a party split, and claims smear tactics aim to delegitimize Hoover. It cites Drew Pearson reports of Hoover Dewey talks and Arnall’s travel-saving plan.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Willkie
Republican
Mrr
Republican Party
Charlie Michelson
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
White House
By George E. Sokalaky smear claims rebuttal
The statement disputes Drew Pearson's dinner tale at Mrs Mills home. It asserts Hoover was present only in error, Dewey absent, Gerard and others attending as Democrats. It claims no discussion of political problems occurred and calls Pearson untruthful.
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Roy Sedley
Club
Norma Amigo
Johnny Greenhuts
Elven Weet
The
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Pazette
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Sgt. Webb
Tilton
Ann Staunton
Lincoln Shuster
Niagara Falls
Drew Pearson
Atlanta
Georgia
Arnall
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
New Youk City
Dewey
Hoover
Or. Jennis
Anly
Mrs. Mill
Gerard
Death of Judge William Seat Fly Ends 40 Year Service
Ten and twenty years ago June and 1834 note the passing today of Judge William Seat Fly 83 who served over four decades on the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals. A 1924 report recalls San Antonio street damage from a torrential storm last night with heavy impacts on block pavements and washed gravel, estimated but not quantified by Commissioner Paul Steffler.
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Wiliam Seat Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Paul Steffler
Those Texans by James Farber and the KIT cattle empire
A sprawling Texas ranch began in 1882 with 2 million acres, a capitol at Austin, and vast infrastructure. Ab Blocker and partners borrowed a million pounds sterling to stock 950 windmills, 300 dams, 1500 miles of fencing, 100000 posts, and thousands of staples and hinges, growing to 12,500 cattle sent north annually by year four.
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Texas
Austin
Kit
Ab Blocker
San Antonian
Ait
Tenin
SIT
Intermittent Claudication and Muscle Ischemia Overview
Muscle ischemia causes leg pain after use with cramping numbness and fatigue. Treatments include identifying underlying causes, pancreatic extract injections, Papaverine, small alcohol use, and nerve cutting for arterial spasm. Exercise cautions and temperature sensitivity advised. drug effects vary and some conditions remain untreatable.
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Abram Wilbur Duryee
New York City
Nist
Marry Go Round Based on Camp Talk and Manners
A humorous essay contrasts savage and civilized husbands revealing that living with a partner teaches tact. The piece notes men often tiptoe home after midnight to avoid displeasing their wives and explains why plans are made before trips to keep harmony.
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King Feas. Synd., Inc
SAN Antonio Light
Antonio Gazette
Broadway
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Mail subscription rates and terms in Texas and adjacent regions
Rates listed for Fayable in Advance Texas and surrounding states. Daily and Sunday subscriptions vary by region with different prices for 6 months 4.21, daily and Sunday 23.50, daily except Sunday 2.55, Sunday 1.60. Mexico options include 3.75 to 12.00 with variations. Local cartage 15 weekly 5c monthly. Entered as second class matter in San Antonio Texas under the 186%.
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Texas
Igs
Mexico
Cartlet
Texan
Slenee
Geri
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