Bricker’s Stand: Honest Defense Against Washington’s Deficits
Governor Bricker warned on Memorial Day that a New Deal funded by spend, borrow, and tax threatens American freedom. He urged balanced budgets, smaller federal powers, and return to cabinet government to revive local autonomy and fiscal sanity. He framed deficits as central to rising bureaucracy and potential totalitarian influence.
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John W. Bricker
Conference of Governors
Harrisburg
Bricker
Walter Winchell On Broadway condemns Juan March power ties
Walter Winchell on Broadway portrays Juan March as Europe’s most dangerous figure, detailing his wealth, control of Spanish mines and factories, involvement with Nazi cartels, and plans to restore the Spanish monarchy. The piece links March to Franco, Hitler, and Beigbeder, describing wartime maneuvers and a postwar vision of a fascist Iberian federation with Spain at its core.
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Juan March
A. Hitler
Senor
Europe
Hitler
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Dheet
South America
March
Lisbour
London
Washington
Stooges
Tomas Price
Madrid
Felre
Rafael de Jordana
Franco
Pelre
Young Jordana
New York
Juan Beigbeder
Beigheder
Marocco
Beigheler
Tls
Spanish Republic
Juan Rierch
Mediterranean
Tno
Alfonso
Tuehrer
People of the Republic
Gil Robles
Axis
Poland
France
England
Lisbon
Argentina
Bolivia
Mareh
Grand Charivari Of New Deal Reds And Fourth-Term Jobbers-For-Life
Satirical montage portrays New Deal leaders and critics in a chaotic parade scene. Figures labeled Biddle Browder Wallace and Tugwell appear amid protestors, bureaucrats, and banners, presenting a partisan carnival of politics and policy.
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Grand Charivari
New Deal Reds
Earl Browder
Trojan
Israel
Ameter
United States Treasury
Biddle
Henry Wallace
Gazeh
Gazink
Washington
Communist Political Association
Nto
Daily Worker
Harry Hopkins
New Deal
Painful Arm Nerve Conditions Described From Brachial Plexus
The article outlines brachial plexus neuritis after infections and serum exposure, with unilateral weakness and sensory loss in the arm. It also discusses scaleneus anticus syndrome caused by pressure on nerves over the first rib, treatable by cutting the scalenus muscles, and notes numbness and pain during sleep from unclear causes.
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Dirst
Static brachialgia disorder overview by Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen notes brachiaigia statica paradsthetica is nonprogressive and may clear after a period. Shoulder exercises and diathermy can help. Numbness and tingling in the arm have many causes. careful cause analysis is required before proper treatment. Copyright 1944 King Pearl, Syo. Toe
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King Peal
Those Texans
Texans fantasize a grand capitol with gilded dome as legislators trade land to fund construction. The plan relies on three million acres of Panhandle land to be exchanged for building materials and labor. Northern buyers swoop in, calling it a good deal. a continuation promises more details.
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James Farber
Austin
Texas
Capitol
Panhandle
Postal
Hart
Western Union
Law Enforcement League organized in Bexar County
On June 6 1934 the Law Enforcement League of Bexar County was formed at a mass meeting in First Baptist church. Elmer Ware Stahl was elected permanent chairman Rev Ennis B Hill named vice chairman and other officers were elected including A Robert Sohn secretary Rev Edgar Hubbard assistant secretary and James Caldwell treasurer. About 600 people attended. Vicenta B Edmunds dies at 90 on Concepcion road in June 1924. she was born Vicenta Yturri daughter of a signer of the Texas declaration of independence.
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Law Enforcement League of
Bexar County
First Baptist Church
Elmer Ware Stahl
Ennis B. Hill
Wort
A. Robert Sohn
Edgar Hubbard
James Caldwell
Vicenta B. Edmunds
Texas
Concepcion Road
Vicenta Yturri
Rumors on Wheeler Roosevelt Talks Seed Campaign Strategy
Washington rumors say Wheeler met with Roosevelt over a potential wartime policy shift and postwar communications monopoly. The talks reportedly touched on leadership in international settlement, rail competition, and antitrust issues amid health and campaign speculation surrounding Roosevelt and Byrnes.
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Washington
Calle
Wheeler
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Ibs
Federal Communications
Fly
Postal-Western Union
Heeler
la Follette
Aluminum Company of America
Bob
Debts Through the Ages in United States History
From the May 10 Congressional Record figures by George E. Sorolsky. It traces national debt from 1776 to 1945, showing peaks after wars and declines in peacetime, with per capita costs and projections for 1945 and beyond. The text argues debt is a personal obligation and stresses future tax needs to service the debt amid economic policy.
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Mr Roosevelt
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Aubrey Wlam
Senate
Barkley
Jimny Byrpes
Restores
Eynicate, Inc
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lincoln
Grant
Harrison
United States
Reedey
Poli
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Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror
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Rex Tugwell
Dr. H. N
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George E. Sorolsky
Tician
King Fens. Syn. Inc
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
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San Antonio
Associated Press
Dally
Morlen
Acconsttl
Congress
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