Vote Slacker Warning On Census Voting Decline
A 1944 editorial laments low voter turnout and cites census data showing only about one in three eligible Americans voted in 1940. It urges nationwide voter education and reeducation to defend democracy as Americans face wartime challenges and the threat of totalitarianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Delaware
Colorado
Missouri
Nevada
Ohio
South Dakota
Towa
New Hampshire
Kansas
New Jersey
California
Massachusetts
America
Hearst
Josephine Houston
Carmel Fitzgerald
Garmiel
Kentucky
Vitamin D Deficiency and Rickets Symptoms in Children
The article explains how lack of vitamin D in infancy and childhood leads to soft skull bones, frontal bosses, and rickets symptoms. It notes delayed motor development, muscle weakness, and abdominal wall weakness causing protruding abdomens, with fatigue and limited activity.
Dietary Deficiencies Linked to Fatigue in Children
By Dr. H N Bundesen the article explains how joint pain can mimic rheumatism and fatigue in children arises from poor nutrition. It notes vitamin and protein deficiencies, vitamin A related skin issues, iodine lack causing thyroid enlargement, and checks for big dirt harvest likely to misread as study needs.
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King Feat. Syn, Inc
0 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files June 24 1934
A fragment from L. A. Light Files notes a deadly early summer drought in Southwest Texas stretching from San Antonio toward the Rio Grande with field fire risk and aridity. It mentions Carmmegic medal request for Alm Clove and a rescue incident on June 3 where a 10 year old saved a younger playmate in San Pedro creek.
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Texas
Rosin
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Golarado River
Rio Grande Valley
Mottov
Mercat
Worth Court
San Pedro Creek
News Behind the News Morale of Nazi fighters in France mixed
Washington reports morale among Nazi combatants in France as varied and strained. It cites young fervent volunteers alongside older conscripts and alien fighters, noting German fighting power as patchwork and morale stretched thin by ongoing Allied pressure in Cherbourg, Montebourg, Carentan, and the wider theatre.
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Washington
France
Germany
Europe
Wies
Lift Up Mine Eyes Against Darkness in Faithful Resolve
An ardent, historical tone urges resilience amid cruelty and fear. A speaker cites King Tevid of the Jews and the psalmic refrain I will lift up mine eyes unto the hill from whence cometh my help. He recalls divine protection, inner peace, and the Father’s enduring love guiding through nightmares toward truth and beauty beyond despair. Copyright 1018 King Feat. yn. 2H
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Tevid
Heaven
Dean Mayeth Viki
Tahall
King
Walter Winchell Gossip Flurry From wartime U S News
Walter Winchell reports on military and political intrigues as the era’s top officers and public figures surface in America. Notes claim Brig. Gen. Gregory Retail and F. D. Br. may influence Italy governance, plus theater figures and society names tied to the wartime press.
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F. D. BR
Wm. O Dwyer
Brooklyn
Aled Control Commission
Italy
Gregory
Eugenie Leontovich
The
Star
U.S
Ohlo
New York
Branley High
LaGuardia
Roscoe Fawcetts
Minnesota
Chas, Munn
Louise Stanley
West Palm Beach
Blaine Faber
Hannah Williams Dempsey
Underground
Dream With Munle era losses and war job shifts
On Broadway Mirror a chauffeur bodyguard and staff lost money from a moonlighting venture titled Dream With Munle. Dorothy Kilgallsn and Richard Rollnar backed the scheme, costing backers about 225000. Ela Logan reports overseas troops face officious Algiers officers making life harder than Nazis. Soldiers await War Secretary Stimson action as wartime jobs shift. Women now hold one of every three war jobs.
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Mirror
Stimson
Jai Benny
al Solson
Bila
Those Texans the Panhandle Pioneers and Their Trail
A fragmented San Antonio Light account of Jame Bob and Jim Gator, Englishmen and early Panhandle settlers. It traces their move from buffalo hunting to cattle ranching after a failed surveying stint, driven by a seafaring father’s Western Promoter claims. They built a dugout, endured early hardships, and moved west in the late 1870s as buffalo numbers declined and cattle work rose.
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Jame Bob
Jim Gator
Panhandle
Hull
England
America
Kansas
New World
Texas
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Solomons
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Casa
Tilly
Montebourg
Carentan
Jd the Eldere
Paul Mallon
Cherbourg
Valognes
Sicily
Tunisia
Otters
Grive
Naples
Pacific
Jep
Saipan
Japan
China
South China
Eet
Det
Ty King Fearures Greatt, Inc
Walter Winchell
Tzzy Eliason
Cotyum
Roosevelt
Dick Smarta
Mra. Smart
Sterling ‘Holloway
Rhodes General Hospital
Utica
N.Y
Hague
U. S
Midgetton
Valerie
Candelabria Mines
Mr. Byrnes
Bally
Evelyn McLean
Chicago
Hope Diamond
Broadway
Britain
Gras
San, Antonio
Antonio Gazette
Momber Associated Press
Associated Press
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Pally and
Tee
Daly Hid
Sunn Pally
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Sunda
Sun Ay Gay
Gin Altona Ae
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