National monetary commission urged to revive free gold standard
A bipartisan move in Congress may create a National monetary commission to study currency and credit, following Hoover era reforms. The piece argues for preserving free enterprise and reviving a gold standard, citing past monetary shifts and warning against socialist and managed currencies.
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India
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Jesus calls followers to become fishers of men
A dated biblical verse from Mark 1 17 quotes Jesus inviting disciples to follow him and transform their mission to reach people. The message underscores a call to action and purpose in spreading teachings.
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Jesus
Curious World Of Rita Aly And The Public Eye
The piece surveys insatiable curiosity in public life through Rita Hayworth and Aly’s controversial proposed marriage and Moslem rites a barter plot and media frenzy. It contrasts public fascination with Westerns and political figures, noting Atwater Kent’s notoriety and the lasting impact of Rockefeller fortunes.
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Nero
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John D. Rockefeller
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Robert A. Taftnet
Did You Know Facts From A Historic Column
The column notes a sun halo known as a colored rainbow caused by ice crystals bending light. It mentions steel cans shielding rifles and carbines during packing for the armed forces. It also highlights basket making as one of the oldest industries.
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Chambrun Attacks Churchill In Laval Memoir Row
West Brook Pe gler reports on Josce de Chambrun daughter of the late Pierre Laval denouncing Churchill in The Gathering Storm. She and her husband Rene challenge Churchill’s portrayal as biased toward Britain and American magnates, arguing Laval’s record and fate deserve fair treatment amid postwar reassessment.
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New York
Weahington
Felix Storey
Frank Hanigher
Josse de Chambrun
Pierre Laval
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Lloyd George
Churchill
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Winthton
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Windthor
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Britain
Hitler
Hearst
Henry Ford
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Maginot
Laval
Dosee
Churchill and Laval in a tangled wartime judgment
A stirred critique contrasts Laval and Churchill amid WWII choices. It argues Laval’s collaboration and Churchill’s alleged concessions to Roosevelt enabled Soviet hegemony after Germany’s defeat. The piece cites American observers, French loyalties, and historic depressions, framing communism as the outcome of Western policy.
Arthritis Research and Gold Treatment Outlook
The article notes limited understanding of arthritis causes and nature. It states two longstanding treatments with evidence: gold and salicylates like aspirin. Gold may slow disease activity in about one of three patients who do not respond to other methods, with improvement in one to three months, though not permanent. benefits from rest and diet may take one to two years to appear.
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Charles Rogen
Columbia University
Ued Faye
Relapse risks and Balz Salicylates in arthritis treatment
Dr H N Bundesen notes relapses may not occur for five years and that reactions to gold therapy occur in about one in 160 patients, including severe skin rashes and prostration. He cites British balz drug and salicylate preparations reduce pain swelling and redness. Gen tisic acid, formed from salicylates, acts similarly but needs more frequent dosing due to rapid elimination.
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King Features Syndicate
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Baering Down On the News
Arthur Baer mocks a government cost overruns, joking that price rises come from supply and demand, diminishing returns, and delivery issues. He cautions buyers about gimmicks and fees, urging careful money counting before and after purchases.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago Chronicle
A collage of brief notes from 1939 to 1899 recounts King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visiting with Roosevelt in 1939, a Canada trip, and a hot dog luncheon during their stay. Earlier items note the 1919 Paris peace deadline, 1908 food prices for fork chops, and 1899Remarks by “Uncle Sam Johnson” about Emancipation Day being divisive among Black communities.
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Roosevelta
Canada
England
Isto Iverupentes
Brotkhausen
Advertising Club
Broadway gossip mixes Cradle to Cradle headlines
A late night broadcast chaos roundup blends baby arrival anxieties at French Hospital with high society whispers about TV stars and press personalities. The page surveys media chatter from ABC newsroom calls to Marquis Childs, Jane Wyman, Cagney, and more, amid reports on politics, theater, and radio culture.
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