Taft urges production push to aid Britain over war risk
Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio in a recent speech argues the Roosevelt administration should speed up production and end strikes to aid Britain. He questions why strikes on the west coast and in auto and coal industries persist, and urges a sensible Washington setup to secure results. He warns American gains like unemployment relief and debt reduction depend on boosting production.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Roosevelt
Britain
United States
Taft
England
Washington
Navy Yards
Amberigan
America Means More Than Wealth and Land
A speaker extols America as defined by a vision of freedom and equality, not mere assets. It praises the idea of equal opportunity and human brotherhood, acknowledges flaws like unfairness and greed, and asserts that America remains on a hopeful course fueled by its inner heart and ideal history.
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Hequest
America
Amezine
New America
Valley Forge
Ray
Gettysburg
Texas
Vision of America Courage Message by Elsie Robinson
A wartime era exhortation urges belief in America's future and the guiding vision. The author praises perseverance, calls out distractions and doubt, and rallies readers to trust the dream that built a nation. It references rock and wagon imagery and ends with a hopeful note on liberty.
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Pellege
America
Atery Bank
Kine Bess
Wound Care and Infection Risks From Hand Injuries
A medical expert outlines when to close versus leave open a hand wound to prevent infection. If treated within six to eight hours a wound may safely close. after eight hours infection risk rises and drainage may be required. Severe bite wounds should remain open. Proper sterilization, dressings, gloves, and instruments are stressed to prevent infection.
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Harvey 8
Alley
Chicago
Andil
Aller
Untitled Hand Surgery Note by Dr Bundesea
Fragmentary medical note discusses hand wound treatment by Dr H N Bundesea. It mentions sewing tissues to control bleeding, repairing nerves and tendons, and rejoining cut parts to prevent infection and permanent loss of use. The text appears as a partial clinical aside with references to intrilaneal by Kin e Fevs.
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Allen
Tne
Real Bullets for Maneuvers Debate Goes On
Letters to the editor discuss risks of live ammunition in military maneuvers and urge limiting foreign war involvement. A reader argues home defense warrants no overseas conflict, while others criticize noise and demand enforcement of laws. Signatures include M. Dartenoy of Yoon Springs and W. Ward of Faller.
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Irmy
Germany
Bays
Farm Campaign Seeks Farmer Awareness On War Stakes
Washington officials argue that farmers are not fully informed of the United States position and the global war stakes. The Agriculture Department runs an extensive outreach through AAA agents and county committees to explain the Dakar and Cape Verde campaigns and Britain’s food needs, while some lawmakers question the campaign’s reach and content.
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Washington
Rowevelt
Agriculure
United States
Security Administration
Jack Fischer
Britain
Hitler Coud
Western Hemisphere
Wickard
AAA
Dakar
Cape Verde Islands
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Coromittes
Wallace
Uneir
New Jersey
Humterdon
Soil Conservation
Agores
Wisconsin
Jess
Kme Featurez Oe J Fivate, Inc
Hhey
Highway department praise and warnings criticized in Texas
A Texas reader lauds the state highway department for public service and motorists’ safety, noting helpful crews and clear warnings on Highway 77 in Ellin County. The piece condemns fee-grabbers and urges broader enforcement, warning signs, and reform while contrasting official corruption with department diligence.
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Highway Department
Dallas
Seve Tral Paiges
Highway 77
Eilts County
Filis
Ellin County
State Highway Department
Texas
Ranitary Commission
Free Lunch Mania Prompts NYC Reader Debate
A scrambled reminiscence recalls Andy Harns free lunch counter and rival spots in New York and other cities. Witnesses like Lt. Teegan and Eddie Curley describe long bars, ham and cheese platters, and penny meals. Gullen and other readers rate San Francisco, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Jersey City among famed lunch districts while noting Stewarts on Broadway and Fulton as legendary dining corners.
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Gentlemien
Andy Barle
New York
Free Linet
Andy Thort
Martin Teegan
Strutenant Regan
Copa
Andy Harn
Pal
York
San Francisco
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Jersey City
Googe R. Cullen
Tulsa
Okla
Stewart's
Pine Street
Cilcn
Associated Press
Stewart
Paul Cots
Fulton
Broadway
Gullen
Orient
Clarence L. Catlen
Ile
Remembering Westchester Bars in Grand Central Days
Damon Runyon era reminiscences recall Clarence Cullen and Charles Meyer among readers praising the Hotel Bellmont bar near Grand Central, famous for its free lunch. Armin W. Riley notes another nearby bar, while affection for vanished times contrasts with today’s harsher drink economy.
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Charles R. Meyer
Beacon
Bellmont
Grand Central Station
Westchester
Charles and Company
Armin W. Riley
Los Angeles
Odd Facts Baflers In to U.S. Navy Aft
An unusual Navy policy limits certain personnel to wear their date to a minute mark. An estimated 290 miles of nine finals weave around under the steals of Butte Montana.
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U.S. Navy
Butte
Mont
Notable 1934 figures and events in Texas notes
Entries recall George Henry Altekruse, 50, a vice president of Jay Glene company, born in St Louis, with 24 years in the industry. Other notes mention Texan county agricultural agents, Miss Tade Toye, and visits by Harry Locke of Los Angeles to San Antonio for road inspections, plus a California return by Parey Tyrrell after an 180% mile trip.
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Fone &1
George Henry Altekruse
Madison Street
St. Louis
Jay Glene Contany
Harry Locke
Los Angeles
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Altpy
Ile Army
Payne Hake Arenea
Colombia
Lapin
Paul Mallon
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Besk
Lone Star Commonwealth
Ulurt
Us Highway Department
San Franciso
South Street
Alte
Lawlor
By Damon Runyon
Clarence Cullen
S&s. A
Amstraton Clube
Texay County
Tad Toye
Bexar County
Fred W. Molly
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