General MacArthur Defends Against Slander Attacks
General MacArthur denounces persistent slander claiming he blocked Patton from Pacific service. An official spokesman backs him, stating there is no truth and that Patton would be welcome to serve. The piece argues the slanders aim to damage his wartime record and honor.
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Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
George S. Patton
Patton
MacArthur
Pacific
Philippines
Bataan
Roosevelt
Australia
Capablle
United States
The
Truman succession clash reshapes cabinet odds
Washington column by Paul Mallon argues over who should be next in line for the presidency, weighing Sam Rayburn, James Byrnes, and Stettinius. It suggests Truman favors an experienced party figure and that Congress may resist a cabinet path, stressing the need for a national election to validate any choice.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
True
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Sudy
Ceed
Sidney
Aia Cmbreeu
Senate
House
Congress
Sly Hatton Summers
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Sam Rayburn
Summmers
Truman
Personnally
CIO
Rayburn
Rouse
Stettinins
Anywis
Berlin
Stettinius
White House
Sing Fet, Kym, Inc
Anecdotes on Newsroom Co operation and Famous Figures
Walter Winchell recounts anecdotes about press access to military information and postulates better reporting with cooperation. Includes Douglas MacArthur, Louis D. Brandeis, Nils ODwyer, Will Rogers, Lowell Thomas, and a Roosevelt anecdote about a 1920 explosion and a memorable line about calm under pressure.
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Navy
Baltimore
Tye
Douglas MacArthur
Roosevelt Diplomacy Tale and Other Historic Anecdotes
A compilation of brief historical anecdotes noting Teddy Roosevelt’s diplomacy tip via an American Indian chief, Voltaire’s curt replies to dull letters, Clemenceau’s clash over war crime punishment, and Horace Greeley’s supposed “Go West” line with discussion of its origins.
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Teddy Roosevelt
West
Teddy
Roosevelt
Olley Tye
Loss of Hearing and Otosclerosis in Pregnancy
The text discusses hearing loss as a serious issue and cites otosclerosis as a progressive cause. It notes higher risk in women, possible hereditary links, and the worsened condition during pregnancy. It references Dr Edward D Allen of Chicago noting hearing loss during pregnancy and urges careful studies to determine causes.
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Edward D. Allen
Chicago
Young Democrats Elect New Officers in Bexar County
TUNE 26 1935 Mok M Buchinan heads the Young Bemocrats of Bexar county as the result of elections held today He succeeds Ian C Howe Other new officers are FE W Bahl vice president T T McNamara county chair James Perry secretary Van Malls berger teacher and Theo Wells treasurer.
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Mok M. Buchinan
Bexar County
Ian C. Howe
FE. W. Bahl
T. T. McNamara
Cairn
Janes Perry
van Malls
Otosclerosis and hearing loss guidance from Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen explains that hearing loss may arise from conditions beyond otosclerosis. He notes early deafness signs during pregnancy can hint at otosclerosis and urges careful diagnosis before family decisions. Modern instruments should measure impairment before deciding on treatment. some operations have failed, and an ENT specialist should assess potential benefits for patients with hearing loss.
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Allen
Am Car
He Ward
King Feat. Synd., Inc
Free discussion of Soviet Russia hints at fear and bias
The piece critiques American tolerance for open debate on Soviet affairs while noting the sanctity around Russia. It argues for frank, straight talk with Moscow, warns against appeasement, and suggests Soviet Russia needs friendship more than the United States needs it. It references Senator Pepper and questions about Britain and other allies.
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Russia
Riweys
Pater
Great Britain
France
Poland
United States
Pope
Anyhody
Truman
Alrad
Stettinius
Stalin
Molotov
Americana
Foland
America
Soviet Russia
Russa
Balkans
San Francisco
New Masses
Communist
Isle
Claude Pepper
Britain
Portugal
Spaln
Haly
Mexico
Central
South America
Canada
Pacific
Pepper
Toledano
Worth
Mexico City
Revolutions in Russia and European Communist Movements
George E. Sokolsky critiques Soviet influence from 1920 onward, detailing Communist actions in Asia Europe and the United States. He argues external Communist activity damages Russia’s rebuilding prospects and notes hostility from anti-Communist factions. The piece reflects editorial opinions on Tass and Browder and calls out international propaganda strategies.
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Russia
Asia
Art Reporter
Europe
Comintern
Italy
Togiatl
France
Yhorez
United States
Earl Browder
Aurely
Tassia
Soviet Russia
Uys
Alone in the World We Seek True Connection
The text reflects on ultimate solitude despite popularity and care. It cites Somerset Maugham on isolation, arguing that life’s purpose is personal growth and enduring loneliness rather than seeking universal understanding from others.
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Jenny
Dimmy
Rose
Reb
Somerset Maugham
Growth Through Self Reliance Inspirational Civic Message
A 1945 column urges readers to accept unavoidable inner fire as part of growth. It emphasizes living graciously and joyfully, relying on one’s own resources rather than blaming others, and confronting loneliness as essential to personal majesty. The piece frames self reliance as as vital as food and air.
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She Cantrary
Les Wstain
King Features Syndicate
Texas Brand Lore From a Bygone Era
The passage describes Texas brand traditions from the 1800s and early 1900s, noting how cattlemen marked land and cattle with letters, numerals, and shapes. It details brands like the Wineglass, 6666, Fool, and Bonaparte, and mentions memorials to clubs, fraternal orders, and college fraternities.
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Texas
Ratcher
Tashlon
Burk Burnett
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