Randolph Field Dedication Marked By Promises Of Air Power
Ten years after Randolph Field dedication in San Antonio, officials praised the site as the West Point of the air. Governor Dan Moody warned the nation may depend on trained airmen for future defense as training expands from three yearly classes to one every five weeks, output around 4000 yearly, with 7000 pilots planned next year. Brig. Gen. Lahm predicted rapid changes in planes and training, while Randolph Field remains the nation’s largest training center for decades.
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Randolph Field
Dan Moody
Air Corps
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America
National Defense Program
Frank P. Lahm
Air Corps Training Center
James Randolph
Ordnance Reserve
Cavalry Journal
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Dust Bowl Backlash and New Era in Grapes of Wrath Analysis
A reflective, social-essay review questions blaming California for the Dust Bowl misery while praising the film and book as social documents The piece traces how the Joads would struggle to adapt to a changing economy and argues for cooperation and collective action over individual holdings It contrasts Park Avenue wealth with Dust Bowl hardship and declares a new era in which many must join together to move forward.
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Dust Bowl
Knowledge Test Colors From A Magazine Page
A cryptic prompt asks to name colors for a list including ebony cinnabar saffron jaundice turquoise and garnet with odd spellings such as alataster Breseda and brane. It mentions a magazine page and King Beas Bynd Tne as sources or clues.
Browder radio talk stirs little attention in America
Readers in Our America react to Earl Browder’s broadcast as Communist leader denounces national programs. The piece links labor, industry, and opportunity, portraying the “Old Man” factory head watching workers and a foreman’s son aiming for success through industry, amid a broader critique of media time.
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Earl Browder
Sethead
Browder
Leva
Hitler
Stalin
Oid Marrs
United States
Charlie Pedersen
Tov
Pedersen
Old Man of the Plant Reflects on America’s Heritage
By Edwin C. Hill a backwoods schoolhouse view of the plant’s aging boss known as Old Man. He contemplates Washington Jefferson Lincoln and the nation’s endurance against ism and alien influence. He recalls humble beginnings and warns against regimentation that could erode America’s freedom and opportunity.
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Axon
Jooks
America
Charlie Pedersen
Washington
Patrick Henry
Jefferson
Lincoln
Ives
Alleghenies
Un-American Actions Bring Protest Letter
Letter writer denounces foreign influence and un American groups, praises deportation of alleged traitors, questions the presence of German born teachers and Panama Canal workers, and urges action to protect American interests amid global tension.
Washington Cabinet clash over defense meddling and war plans
Washington report notes a sharp White House cabinet dispute as reformists push against the defense commission’s encroachment while President Roosevelt asserts no obstacles to defense efforts. Hitler’s timetable to finish France and threaten Britain remains unofficially discussed. military experts debate optimal defense and air superiority amid weapon production strains.
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White House
Ruperyel
Knurhen-Stettining
Chronic Mouth Infections Linked to Digestive Ailments Found
Historical notes describe how persistent tooth and gum infections may spread poisons or germs through the blood, affecting the stomach and bowels. Experts like Dr. Karl A Meyer and Mayo Clinic's Dr George Easterman cite links to gastritis, pylorospasm, and digestive disturbances, with mouth health improving after dental treatment.
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Karl A. Meyer
Chicago
George Easterman
Mayo Clinic
King Feas
Ino
Dedication of Bendolph field in San Antonio marks aviation future
Tens of thousands attend the Bendolph field dedication as a forward looking aviation school rises on a 2300 acre tract. Nearly 250 planes fly in formation while Open Forum officers are reelected. Also noted is John P. Onion entering the Democratic race for district attorney and a court ruling upholding the city of San Antonio’s ban on unions in city departments.
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Mt-Of-Town
Bendolph Field
Amaticn
John P. “Pate
Onion
Young Attorne’y
District Attorney's Office
A. McAskill
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Wiliam
Fly
8. G. Taylor
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