Grave concern over defense budget cuts in Congress
The House reduces the war department budget by about 2 billion dollars, over 8 percent, prompting urgent Senate reconsideration. The piece argues that defense funding must not be weakened, warning that insufficient peacetime finance could leave the nation vulnerable in a dangerous world. It asserts military leaders demand adequate funding to maintain national security.
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House of Representatives
War Department
Senate
Congress
Notes of a New York Columnist on America and Fascism
Walter Winchell style column debates whether fascism threatens the U S while criticizing political figures, defending civil liberties, and condemning bigotry. The piece references Gorin Republic authority, remarks on antisemitism, labor leaders, and wartime allies with a skeptical view of political rhetoric.
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America
Hide
Gorin Republic
Vaden
Axis
ULB
Jonka
Inner strength and self trust drive happiness and success
The piece urges preserving inner confidence as the ultimate asset and source of happiness. It argues that self worth governs life grip and ascent beyond others judgments, noting that inner attitude outvalues external guidance and past harms. It references ancient ideas of human potential and self as clay in creation.
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Anil
Spark of History Within You to Master Your Soul
By Elsie Robinson, this 1947 column urges self belief and resilience. It counsels ignoring others' opinions, evaluating mistakes with dignity, and rising above humiliation to become the person you are meant to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Cerys
King Fens
Syod
Long-Troubles and Local Tales From Early San Antonio
A jumble of 1937 notes recalls a night disturbance with a boat hoist on a sheet metal roof, a 420 Mexican labor rumor linked to Pershing, and civic interest in city appointments under Mayor Callaghan. Also mentioned are Miss Dora Weill winning a Colonial Dames prize, a raid on Vantis sugar field near West End, and a June 1887 report on Mayor Callaghan’s arrest over a prohibition conspiracy charge.
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Longtown
San Antonio
Woerrville
Callaghan
United States
Warshal
Westbrook Pegler on taxes and national welfare
Westbrook Pegler argues that the United States taxed citizens to fund its government and defense, not for aiding foreign nations. He warns against income tax funding for Greece, Britain, or other states, claims Americans receive no constitutional obligation to support foreign governments, and predicts future government expansion and surveillance if such tax powers continue.
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Westbrook Pogler
New York
United States
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
Washington
Trumann
Servir
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Montenegri
Balkan
Britain
George Spelvin
Treasury
Uncle Sant
Iike
Unis
King Fens
Delegates Clash in Korea Over Trade Union Visit
World Federation of Trade Unions delegates traveling to Japan faced a confrontation at a Korean textile plant. Korean police reportedly arrested several local unionists as the visitors protested the factory management for denying access. The delegation demanded immediate release of detainees and guarantees of safety, plus disciplinary action against the plant director and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
MacArtiuy
Pallavaon
Louis Saillant
Fuleration
Ernest Bell
Britsh Trade Union Congress
Winer
Townsent
Tiaomoibar
U.saf
Michael Tarazov
Central Council
Saval
Patrick Waldberg
All Korean
Trae Uniia Rongrnse
All Korean Congress
Tre
WFT. Uy
Gwe
Kim
Debates Over United Nations HQ Rights Stir Labor Factions
The article discusses factions around the United Nations relocate its headquarters in New York and grants private organizations special rights. It highlights the W. P. F. U. and labor groups seeking influence, with claims of anti American sentiment and tensions with the A F L and chambers of commerce. It notes notable figures and delegates amid a charged political climate.
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Nobatis
Mayes
War Department
United States
Ajion
Japan
Keren
Anjotican
Willard Yowasent
Tis
United Nations
New Yort
International Leftaviait Labor Organization
New York
Understanding Fibrositis and Its Triggers
An overview explains fascia and tendons binding muscles, definitions of fibrositis, and how cold damp weather or injury can trigger painful episodes. It notes common locations such as the lower back buttocks neck and shoulders, differences between acute and chronic forms, and that rest heat and analgesics aid relief.
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William, Tesner
London
England
Injections Aid Pain Relief in Fibrosis Treatment
Dr H N Bundesen notes injection of local anesthetics into affected areas provides relief for chronic fibrosis. Massage and injections also help in the limbs and away from the head, with potential benefits for sinus and tonsil regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
San Aten
Mail Subscription Rates Declared for Anvanre Area
The notice lists rates for mail subscriptions including daily and Sunday editions. Annual price for 8 Pally and Sunday is 560 with other regional options noted. A separate rate of 210 applies to a Sunday or weekday combination.
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Anvanre
Pally
Ben Vast
Rat States
Sundar
Sinaay
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Toa
Walter Winchell
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Belme
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Bevin
Greenville
Yom Wofford
Watford
Harvard
AM International Journal
Piers Wall Chat
Shylock
Clelinati
Terug
Belimme
Elsie Robinson
Mexico
Pershing
Houston
Callaghn
Dora Weill
HH. Neill
Colonial Dames
Rabe
Vantis
West End
Westbrook Pegler
Yonder Valley
George E. Soholsky
M Jane
Saillant
Dr. H. N
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