Bonds Back Them In This Fifth War Loan Drive
The campaign urges every American to back soldiers in France with War Bonds. It links bond purchases to victory, safety, and the return of loved ones, urging not to be a slacker and to invest now. The Hearst papers promote Bond-Consciousness through July 8 with nationwide broadcasts celebrating heroes.
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France
United States
Uncle Sam
Berlin
Hearst
Blue Network
Valley Forge
Cherbourg
Europe
Pacific
Normandy
Dies Sees Uphill Battle in Grafted Texas Fight
Congressman Martin Dies of Texas, recovering from a throat ailment, discusses his six year campaign to maintain the subversive activities committee, his health limiting a return to Congress, and his plan to leave office next January while warning that the New Deal and its allies threaten free enterprise and American principles. He cites war plants and a large local workforce in his district as factors influencing his decision.
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Walter Naughton
Stati
Loc Angelen
Courtt
Tesas
Ft Dors
Martin Dies
Texas
Marlin Dies Jr
Europe
Lone Star State
Louisiana Line
Congress
Hollywood
Dies
Jasper
Beaumont
The
Examiner
Galveston
Houston
Dirs
Sme
Pylorospasms Findings Hint at Brain Irritation Link
Dr James B Walton of Denver links pylorospasm to brain irritation, noting most affected babies are first born or premature from difficult births. Early signs include high pitched cries, stiffness, irritability, and convulsion-like vomiting. Treatments favor phenobarbital. atropine risks abdomen distension. Early recognition may improve outcomes.
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James B. Walton
Denver
Walton
Wallon Bel
Injection treatment for brain damage risk in war patient
Dr H N Bundesen suggests phenobarbital injections to relieve muscle stiffness after vomiting and hemorrhage risk. If symptoms persist after an hour, repeat dose to prevent brain injury. Also notes 1940s era figures on American Indians in U S armed forces and wartime economic contributions.
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King Feat
Lynd
Ena
Those Texans By Jame Roy Bean Frontier Outlaw's California Beginnings
Those Texans By Jame Roy Bean chronicles Roy Bean's youth in California during the Gold Rush era. A solidly built youth with a fierce demeanor, he joins brother Josh Bean in San Diego enterprises and military exploits. After Josh earns fame as a major general in volunteers, Roy inherits his brother's saloon life and wealth vanish after a bandit ambush. He loses his possessions, dons a gaudy frontier outfit, and finally leaves California for the woodlands.
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Jame
Roy Bean
California
Roy
Josh
San Diego
Californa
U. S
Josh Bean
Joaquin Marietta
Lvelihood
Dewey Bricker Rivalry Shapes Republican Convention
The column analyzes the Dewey Bricker dynamic within the Republican Party. It argues New York support for Dewey is decisive, while Bricker faces a tough path despite statewide ties. Warren emerges as a potential center of power, with California and Ohio calculus shaping possible ticket options and the chance of a Warren draft.
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Dewy
Warren
Dewey-Bricker
Ight
National Party Assembly
New York State
Stillmere
Dewey
Ohio
Bricker
Orfeader
California
Senate
Ublicans
Californi
Roosevelt
Stantee
Carpenters Union
William Hutcheson
Indiana
Stassen
Minnesota
Griswold
Nebraska
Dirksen and Green
Illinois
King Jeanies Sradicate. Inc
The Republican Responsibility in 1940s Policy Debate
The piece argues that Wendell Willkie has little influence on the Republican Party and no real policies, contending Roosevelt’s New Deal remains the public preference. It urges the GOP to reject Willkie’s “pilfered policies” and present a truly American alternative, restoring opposition function and national trust.
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Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Hearst
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Willkie
Wedding of Kleberg kin draws top Texas figures
Maury Maverick and Reagan Houston Jett head to Corpus Christi and Kingsville for the wedding of Mixes Mary Ells Kleberg, daughter of Congressman Richard M. Kleberg, with Postmaster Dan Quill joining the group. Also noted is a 1924 reference to Sargent Maloukis and fingerprinting for WWI veterans services.
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Maury Maverick
Reagan Houston
Corpus Christi
Kingsville
Mixes Mary Ells Kleberg
Richard M. Kleberg
Dan Quill
Kingsgile
Marry Go Round By Helen Rowland
column excerpt on cinema's impact featuring Sam Wood remarks on propaganda pictures and their moral effects. mentions classics and the need for caution in depicting crime as profitable. notes 1944 copyright and San Antonio Light publication details. contains period opinion on film influence and moral messaging.
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Sam Wood
Mr. Chips
Bob
Wood
Capyrit
Oy King
Sund
San, Antonio
San Antonio
Regan Antonio
Garett
Broadway
Fifth
Texas
Associated Press
Associated Fress
Sens Dispatchea
Loie Jocalneva
Rail Subscription Rates In Tex Moa 1887
The notice lists daily and Sunday rail subscription rates for Texas and nearby areas. It shows prices for daily and Sunday delivery by various methods including carriers and agents, with monthly figures and regional distinctions. The item references San Antonio, Texas, and mentions legislative context under Congress in 1887.
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Tex
Moa
Aas Dea
Mexico
Lao Lon Dally
San Antonio
Texan
Rot
Congrese
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Paul Mallon
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Military Police
Owen Kilday
Helen Rowland
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