TVA-A Horrible Example of TVA Fraud in Federal Projects
Opinion piece denounces the Tennessee Valley Authority as a fraud and argues against creating Missouri Valley and other river valley authorities. It claims TVA misused funds, benefited power development over flood control, and warns of broader socialist bureaucratic control and taxpayer swindles.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate
House of Representatives
Tennessee Valley Project
T.hree
Tennessee Valley Undertaking
Congress
Missouri Valley Authority
Truman
Mississippi-Missouri
Missouri Valley
Pick- Sloan
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Brard of
Army Engineers
War Department
United States
TVA
Crecie
Treasury
Walter Winchell Dialect and Rumors From Wartime Washington
A garbled column mocks political figures and wartime leaders Truman and Eisenhower, mixing rumors, quips, and comic asides. The piece features mispelled names, stray dialogue, and satirical lines about policy, the Pentagon, and public figures like Churchill, Patterson, and Snead, reflecting a noisy press-era voice.
Broadway cleanup after the elephant leaves headlines a parlor tale
A fragmentary New York page recalls Father’s Day in the city, a Stork Club stop, and a stranger dining solo as a proprietor covers a drink. The piece references Runyon fund memories, Prisca the comic, and Hollywood scenery in a breezy, nostalgic column tone.
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New York
Stork
Prisca
Hollywood
New York Mirror
Republicans push sealed policy on magazines and FCC reform
A lengthy critique argues Republicans back a White Bill amending the 1934 communications act to tighten radio control. It claims the measure lets the FCC modify licenses at will, forces ownership limits that could topple NBC’s reach, and requires equal access across parties, risking political party manipulation and forcing party-structured broadcasting during campaigns.
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FCC
White Hill
Mes Whit
Commission
National Broadcasting Company
Mbia
Orttner
Fiver Radio
Prim
Promaonat
By George E. Sokolsky protests censorship in air
The column attacks proposed censorship by politicians including Senator White as un-American and a breach of the first amendment. The author, once a Republican, says anti New Deal measures push him away as Republicans drift left, calling socialist masking and missteps by figures like the post office and White bills.
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Mike Scist
White
Tam
Goofy
Icopyl
IV Kone Feas
Sree
Tad
Roerich Cult Ties Highlight Wallace Circle in 1936 Suit
Westbrook Pegler reports that correspondence and testimony in a 1936 Riverside drive lamasery ownership suit reveal a cultural circle around Henry Wallace under Nicholas Roerich. Letters show devotees praising Roerich as master and urging worldly and spiritual service while warnings of punishment for dissent.
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Westbrook Peclex
New York
Henry Wallace
Nicholas Roerich
Riverside Drive
Goofy Guru
Wallace
Roerich
Louis L. Horch
Agriculture and Commerce
Ber
Horch
Besty
Washington
Horeb
Father Divine
Philadephia
Tax Debate Colors Truman Tax Cut Veto and Debt Plans
Washington dispatch notes Tru manites whisper polls favor debt relief over tax cuts and warn that tax relief could jeopardize foreign aid. Republicans say Truman not elected to anything yet and fear wage pressures if tax cuts fail. Surveys show mixed editorial support, while Congress blames organized lobbying and mail from CLOPAC for taxpayer opposition to tax cuts.
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Washington
Trutmanites
Congress
Truman
Twaphey
White House
Clopac
Ibis
Qiied
Hyperparathyroidism and Its Effects on Calcium Use
The body produces powerful natural chemicals and parathyroid glands regulate calcium. Hyperparathyroidism raises blood calcium, weakens bones, and may cause fatigue thirst and urinary changes. Diagnosis relies on blood tests showing high calcium and low phosphorus and related findings.
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Christopher John MelLoughlin
Atlanta
Jow-plantings and priestly ordinations headlined city notices
A 10 and 20 years ago column recalls enforcement of an old sidewalk tree ordinance as the next cleanup drive. It also notes the ordination of Rev. William T. Capers Jr and Rev. Samuel Capers by their father at Christ Episcopal Church on a June Sunday in 1917, among Saturday arrivals at St Antheny hotel Beaufort H Jester from Corsicana arrives, picnic day crowds, and a 1887 Rangetown civic group forming with Ed Muegge as secretary, plus a runway of quirky references to outfits and parade actions.
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William T. Capers, Jr
Samuel Capers
William T. Capers
Christ Episcopal Chure
St. Antheny
Beauford H. Jester
Corsitana
Parathyroid Disease Discussed By Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen outlines calcium and phosphoruria signs and X ray limits in bone cysts. Diagnosis leads to removing parathyroid tissue driving gland secretion or tumor removal. Parathyroid X rays rarely help. surgery offers a complete cure in many cases.
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San Antonio
San Anttonio Gazolis
Associated Press
Aly
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