Rotary Sees World Vienace in Communism Convention Address Urges Global Vigilance
The Rotary International San Francisco convention joined delegates from over seventy nations to condemn communism as a world menace not a mere political issue. Chairman Allen G Miller and Ahmon J Roth warned that labor disruption and economic chaos fuel communist goals and threaten the democratic way of life worldwide.
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Rotary Internatonal
San Francisco
Rotary
Allen G. Miller
Miller
Ahmon J. Roth
Naional Federation of American Shipping
Rotary International
Roth
America
Infiltration of Labor Unions and Strikes as Social Threat
The speaker denounces labor unions as infiltrated and claims strikes are used to sow economic chaos toward social revolution. The text portrays democratic principles as undermined and labels organized labor a worldwide menace requiring decisive action.
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Ag Retary International
Walter Winchell By Wali Westchester Notes On The Stage
Walter Winchell column reflects on show business with praise for talent and chatter about stage stars. Mentions Millie Sachs and others, notes on theater and radio, references to Robert Walker and prominent figures, plus a mix of gossip and critique in a lively 1940s voice.
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Robert Walker
Modernatres
Hteey Miller
Pore
Thomas Hayward
Hin
Met
Arche
Avia
Will Rogers
Turbulent 1940s Commentary Sparks Political Rigour
Fragmented OCR reveals a sprawling, garbled recap of wartime politics and media, naming figures like FDR and Truman amid disputes over coverage and influence. The text hints at U.S. foreign policy debates, press misdirection, and public reactions, all set against a global backdrop of conflict and ideological factions.
Consistent Coughing Tinanichiootiai Disorder Linked to Lungs
A flawed discussion describes Tinanichiootiai as a lung tube disorder with tentali enlargement, leading to persistent coughing and sputum. It notes economic and social impact, mentions Dr Osler Abbott and calls for bronchoscopy to inspect bronchi and guide treatment despite unclear causes.
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Osler AL Abbott
Tiporeia
Tarmozl Breathing Technique For Branchiccuiss Care
Dr H N Bundesen outlines a breathing method to loosen secretions in patients. The technique uses a low head position, edge of the bed, and forceful exhalations after several deep breaths to clear airway secretions. Ammonia chloride or similar inhalants may aid secretions, with penicillin or antifungal drugs tried in some cases. The description also notes warmth and climate considerations in care.
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Sant Lin
Westbrook Pegler on cynicism in American politics
Wesyur vok Pegler criticizes political journalists for feigning candor and swarming with deviousness. He argues editors and editors of Truman Roosevelt era figures manipulate public opinion, praising forthright phrasing while masking expediency and personal gain.
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New York
Washington
Henry Wallace
Roosevelts
Theodore
Franklin
Truman
Mr. Truman
Congress
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Supply and crop outlook amid US agricultural woes
The article reports grim hopes for wheat and corn with record carryovers and small harvests, notes poor spring planting, and cites moisture saturation and disease affecting corn belts. It mentions foreign demand subdued by government controls, volatile prices, and a largely sunny outlook for fruits and vegetables with no surplus.
Dieting Campaign Feared in United States Food Supply
Paul Mallen reports concerns over shortages of cereals milk poultry butter and cheese as U S farm experts consider urging a national dieting campaign to curb American consumption. Despite export fears prices at retail rise while wholesale farm prices lag. weather may push corn and wheat higher and overall food prices likely to stay firm or rise through the year. This reflects relief efforts tied to aid programs and broader economic stress on groceries.
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Europe
Timsen
San Antonio News Snippets From 10 and 20 Years Ago
A mixed archive recalls 1947 notes about Texas News Service ending cookie results for San Antonio, a claim of returning the state to Indians, and a governor quote. It also mentions 1927 opera plans, a Chicano Civic Opera meeting, patriotic rallies in San Antonio, and an Amy Plaza event. Additionally 1887 items describe a grand jury question, a July 4 Boerne barbecue debate, and local civic denials about plans for a Fourth of July celebration.
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San Antonio
Alfred
San Antonis
Porter Whaiey
Chamber of Com:y
Chicano Civic Opera Company
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