Hoover Warns Deficit Spending Risks Inflation and Jobs
Former President Herbert Hoover urged at the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Chicago that continued deficit spending by the Truman administration endangers the economy. He argued taxes could be raised only so far without destroying jobs and living standards, warned small business would lose capital, and urged cutting government services and waste to bridge the deficit, calling for swift cuts and reforms to influence upcoming appropriation bills.
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Truman
Herbert Hoover
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Hoover
Congress
Hoover Commission
Senate
Texas Cattle Raisers
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Jetter
A. S. Williamson
Empire Theater
United States Recret
Texas Rangers
Snd
Will Ba
Dfexlen
Texas
Stand Above Your Matter Through Despair and Hope
A motivational pastiche urges the reader to reject defeat and maintain faith. It emphasizes that meaning exists in life, even amid injustice, unkindness, and loss, if one acts with hope, self belief, and daily discipline.
Stand above your matter and be a man says Caperight
The excerpt urges personal confidence to rise above confusion or dishonesty. It asserts a man should stand above his matter and not be wrecked by circumstance, praising inner flame and self assurance as a form of resilience.
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Caperight
Kili Fea
Mississippi steamboat race sparks odd facts from 1970
Odd facts note a historic Mississippi diver steamboat race between the Hebert KE. Lee and the Natchex starting June 36, 1970 and won by the Lee on July 4. The piece also mentions Transvaal districts in South Africa rivaling Belgium Congo as top diamond sources, Lake Baikal and Siterta as supposedly deepest, and Seychelles natives on the island of that name in the Indian Ocean.
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Lee
Transvaal
South Africa
Belgian Congo
Words and Democracy Across Two Worlds
The essay argues that words such as democracy and dollar mean different things in the United States and other regimes. Roosevelt and Stalin misunderstood each other due to divergent basic assumptions. It asserts only precise language and deep study can clarify these political concepts and their practical outcomes.
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Demigsthenes
U. S
FEPG
Supreme Court
Ionay
Roosevelt
Stalin
Nala
Nather
Poland
Potsdam
Truman
Urvman
Tyuman
Communist Party
Founding of the American Radio Relay League in 1914
The American Radio Relay League, an organization of amateur radio operators and owners, was founded in 1914 by the late Hiram Percy Maxim. It notes that alternating current derives its name from alternating positive and negative cycles and mentions modern skyscraper windows in a fragmented context.
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American Radio Relay League
Hiram Percy
Maxim
Fragmentary note on framed political work and seating
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a framed political item and seating for individuals. It mentions personal wall placement and determination of what belongs to whom. The readable content is highly incomplete and lacks clear facts or identifiable entities.
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Echiy
Pegler Warns of Government Pat- rage and Unemployment Rackets
Westbrook dispatch describes Pegler criticizing government patronage and unemployment schemes as a major industry. He cites USES practices in Arizona and Pima County, alleging coercive tactics to force patriotic participation in defense projects and implying substantial federal waste.
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Westbrook
Pegler Wnew
York
Skelet
Sen. Hubert
Wether
Santa Cruz
Greater
Arizona
Cal
Arkona
Pima
Tucson
Bureau of Business Research
Unions and War Effort Examined in 1940s Draftee Notice
A fragmentary wartime notice discusses union participation for workers, detailing initiation fees of 54 dollars, daily payments, and required electrician exams. It notes under 26 cannot join, urges volunteers, mentions pay around 100.50 for 53 hours, and warns about war profits tax burdens borne by unions versus others.
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Arizona
Cinelude Lestine
Patterson
Paul V
Commission
Pai
Festurva Synuilleate
Varied Moles On Skin and Their Risks
Moles vary in shape size and color and may appear anywhere on the skin though face and legs are common. Some are harmless birthmarks while others resemble keratoses or a flat black lesion that could be malignant melanoma. Careful medical evaluation is advised to distinguish benign moles from cancer and removal is often chosen for disfigurement or irritation.
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Tomaanrest
Mole removal and cancer check urged by Dr Bundesen
A reader asked about mole removal and cancer risk. Dr Bundesen notes removal is near certain. microscope examination confirms non cancer, and recurrence is unlikely. He also answers on life expectancy with hardened arteries, saying prognosis depends on care and extent of the condition.
Betting Blues and Crazy Riddles in News Parody
A comic critique by ARTAUR Bugs Bari lampoons racing bets and legality, questioning why wagering at tracks is allowed while off-track bets remain murky. It mocks spectators and calls for drastic, fictional fixes and cites global betting anecdotes with sharp, satirical tone.
Tulsa Oilers to Host San Antonio in Doubleheader Week
From the files of L A Lightplay note a big dual welcome home night planned for Tech Eld Sunday as the Tulsa Oilers play San Antonio in a doubleheader. Dean, who began his pitching career at Ft Sam Houston, will start amateur games for Tech. Pinkey Whitney of San Antonio is mentioned in the June 26 entry.
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Tech
Tulsa Oilers
San Antonio
Divy
Dean
Armir
Sam Howston
Che
Arthur Carter
Pinkey' Whitney
On Broadway On Broadway Douglay Inviting a Columnist to
A garbled theatre page item traverses Broadway gossip about vendors, performers, and media figures. Names such as Joan, Ethel MacLean, Ann Blyth, and Richard Long appear amid a splash of showbiz references and alleged industry intrigues.
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Frankin P
Adamses
Mase Atangen
Deke
Deanening
H ‘Houghton
Eneye
Britann Ea
Ethel MacLean
Jeep
Muvak
Ann Blyth
Richard’ Long
Mack Sgoydon
Exwife
Tash
Fietz
Liberty Mag
Newsweekers
Newspaper Guild
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Lake Baikal
Siterta
Island
Indian Ocean
George Sokelky
Pegler
Wes
Dr. H. N
Artaur
Bari Hete
Hank
L.A
the Tulsan
Wil
Kelly Tela
Wilk
San ‘Antonio
Yaris
Exchange
Mister Breger
Douglay
Betto
Russia
Dori
Tavion
Altek
Atigal
George
Blane
Bon
A. U.S
Ms Lova
Pepsi-Cola
Rome
Woodruff
We Way
Renly
Peps! Cola
Emmy Woeante
Hig Life
James
Ralph de Toledano
Amerasia
Gloria St. Clair
Dil Certolatti
WIZ
Ta’ J
Pamm
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Mirror
Marriet
Pam Sharpe
Westchester County
Jeaguer
Yale
Thia
Jim Goode
Bindy's
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Wiichell
Milt
Mnés
Sid
Hissiro Jack
Jack
Parrote
Joe
Miller Mercy
Thea
Mework Mirror
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