Warren Keynote Urges Democratic Change at GOP Convention
Governor Earl Warren of California delivers a forceful keynote in Chicago urging a fundamental administrative change. He argues wartime conventions and elections must continue democracy, restore liberty, and guarantee a victorious peace, calling for an economy of plenty and renewed trust in American institutions.
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Chicago
Earl Warren
California
Warren
America
Republican Party
Dies Reveals Threats By Walter Naughton
Jasper Texas Dispatches detail Congressman Martin Dies facing threats against his anti subversive committee. He cites support from American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Hearst papers, notes personal risks, and claims the Communist International remains a fake. He pinpoints Browder and Browder’s dissolving party as misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Naughton
Los Angeles Examiner
Los Anneche Examiner
Jasper
Texas
Tat Dies
Congressional Committee
Aéa
Congress
Dies
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hal William
Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Ensign Martin
Europe
Robert
Jackie
Washington
Communist International
Josef Stalin
Earl Browder
Communist Party In
America
Browder
Communist Party
Browders
Impetigo Treatments Across Infants and Children
A historical outline of impetigo management notes causes by streptococcus or staphylococcus. It describes crust removal, baking soda sponges, starch boric dressings, eucalyptus ointment, antiseptics like proflavine, benzoyl peroxide, silver nitrate for infants, and sulfa drugs including sulfanilamide and sulfathiazole. It also mentions cautious crust removal, calamine lotion, and ultraviolet light therapy as cases arise.
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Archibald ©. Roxburgh
London
England
Raxiirgh
San Antonio Names Botanical Garden Site
Ten and twenty years ago reports note city commissioners designating a 150 by 122 foot plot at Funston Place and Caroline Street as the new botanical garden with planning help from the Business and Professional Women's club. In 1924 funds were raised to purchase "Dawn In the Hills," the Onderdonk painting, for the Municipal Auditorium, with related works and a pamphlet to aid the fundraiser.
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Funston Place
Caroline Streak
Botanical Garden
City of
San Antonio
Business and Pramestoral Women’s Club
Julian Onderdouk
Cattle Woes and Skin Trade Spur Rancher Deal with Dempsey
In harsh 1885-06 winter northern Texas cattle died as crops failed. An old rancher offers veteran buffalo hunter Jimmy Dempsey 50 cents per hide salvage. Dempsey partners with a trail buddy to process skins, using mule teams to strip hides swiftly.
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Texas
Jimmy
Dempsey
Cattle Hides Surplus Leads to Renegotiated Contract
James Farber reports the cafe owner met two men the next day and counted 60 hides and 60 neatly dehided cattle from day's work. The rancher, astonished, refused the $30 daily rate, insisting renegotiation was required due to hard times. The contract was renegotiated.
Walter Winchell on Broadway and Show Biz Notes
A fragmented 1940s style column surveys Broadway, Hollywood, and media figures. It mentions Walter Winchell on Broadway, editor hooks, film previews including The Mask of Dimi..., Bathing Beauty, and Attack! It highlights actors like Deanna Durbin Peter Lorre and stars like Red Skelton and Lauren Bacall, with brief notes on Life magazine features and political-era commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Cinemas
Deanna Durbin
Fim
Peter Lorre
Red Skelton
U. S. Army
South Pacific
Dewey Campaign Triumvirate Shapes Nomination Battle
The article details how Governor Dewey’s New York operation, led by a three-man triumvirate—Herbert Brownell Jr, J. Russell Sprague, and Edwin F. Jaeckel—coordinated a decisive anti Bricker campaign and steered press strategy to neutralize Willkie and bolster Dewey. It notes a centralized, signals-based approach using state delegates, press conferences, and a key California commitment by Bil Reicher to sway outcomes, predicting a transformed, well-funded fight against Roosevelt with Brownell as possible campaign chief and Sprague as national chair.
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Chicago
Governnee Dewey
Aralekie
John W. Brinker
Willkie
Cas
Simtler
Roosevel
Dewey
New York State
Chicago Daily News
Bricker
Kmart
Herbert, Brownell Jr
J. Russel Sprague
New York
Edwin F. Jaeckel
Farley
Bil Reicher
California
Warren
Resolutions Committee
Mackinac Island
Tle
Prassewise Harold Keller
New York City
Roosevelt
Sinoce
Brownell
Sprague
Jseckel
Mr. B
King Features Syndicate, Inc
These Days by George F Sokols ky
A 1944 syndicated column argues Americans should not be pressured to defend French governance or territory in World War II. It urges focus on defeating Hitler, and dismisses French influence, refugee input, and foreign opinions while defending American autonomy and postwar policy.
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DeGaulle
France
Hitler
Europe
United States
DeGawlie
General de Gaulle
DeGaulls
DeGaulie
Ous
Lizars
Weile
King Features Syndicate
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazelle
Broadway
T Fifth
San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
All News
Mail Subscription Rates In Texas And Other States
Payable in advance this table lists monthly and six month rates for daily and Sunday editions in Texas and other states. It includes carrier rates in San Antonio and monthly minimums, with variations for Daily and Sunday, Daily only, and Sunday only, plus Mexico service.
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Texas
Ageniz
San Antonio
Congress
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Desl
Harold Ickey
Congressman Dies
Hollywood
Hingestates Syndicate, Inc
L.A
Aiune
By James Farber
Walter Winchell
Coe
Ata Ae Ey
Inteligentia
Egry Frert
Clover Clay
Variety
Atel Gretn
Pic
James
West Coast
Fortune
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
H. Luce
Sono Osate
John Hales
Curt Riess
Robert Hunt
Doubleday Doran
James Mead
Library of Congress
Germany
Stanley Howe
Stanley High
Elinson
Alice Jones
Glendale
Life
Wertenbaker
Liberty
Mr. Brubaker
New Yorker
Oregon
Tormey
Holman
Iffe
Humphrey
Bogart
Ann Sheridan
Julia Bishop
Leslie
Lauren Bacall
Hazlitt
B. Franklin
A. Einstein
Andy Jones
Joan Eden
Atlantic
Anon
Ben Grater
Robert Proceter
George F. Sokolsky
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