Pacific islands must stay under American sovereignty
The article argues that Soviet efforts aim to strip the United States of trusteeship over the Pacific islands the Marianas Carolines and Marshalls. It warns that UN oversight would grant Russia veto power and threaten American security, urging retention of exclusive American sovereignty and opposing increased UN control.
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Pacific
Marianas
Carolines
Marshalla
United States
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Europe
Korea
Hearst
Pacific Islands
Sakhalin
Kuriles
Manchuria
Siberia
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Alaska
Japan
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Would You Vote For A Woman President Yes and No
A public voice debates a female presidency arguing that women may have virtues yet lack needed compromise and political balance. The writer asserts women often see only one side, citing historical figures and urging restraint in electing a woman leader.
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Snarta
The Female Of The Species Is More Deadly Than The Male
By Elsie Robinson. The piece argues the phrase misreads deadly female ruthlessness as stubborn refusal to compromise. It contends women must learn flexibility to acknowledge other views, though progress will be slow, and ends with a defiant note of backing men.
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Break up your fallow ground seek the Lord message
A faith focused note cites Hosea 10 12 urging readers to break up barren ground and seek the Lord until he returns raining righteousness upon the people. The brief verse emphasizes repentance and divine blessing as a seasonal spiritual call.
Debates on Bipartisan Foreign Policy and Dewey Era
A critical survey of 1940s U S foreign policy, citing Dewey, Marahan, and Dulles. Discusses Bipartisan policy at Dumbarton Oaks and San Francisco, with Vandenberg shaping parts of the approach and the administration often acting alone. Notes chaos in state department leadership and calls for effective international cooperation alongside cautions about an unjust peace. Also mentions a Welsh island village name Llaniuirpwl and its shortened form Manfair P G.
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Jeruna
Roosevelt
United States
George Marahan
Oxlehomnn
Dumbarton Oaks
Cardell Hu
John Foster Dulles
John Foster Duylies
Arthur Vandenberg
San Francisco
MRP
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Ulcerative Colitis Causes and Treatments Mentioned
Medical overview discusses ulcerative colitis as a difficult disease with unclear causes and no definitive cure. It notes inflammation of the colon, symptoms like frequent blood‑streaked stools, and common triggers such as stress. Treatments include IV whole blood, vitamins by injection, diet adjustments, and possible surgery in about forty percent of cases.
Ileostomy and healing through bowel rest and diet
Dr H N Bundesen explains ileostomy as opening through the abdomen for small intestine drainage to rest the large bowel and aid healing. Emphasizes boosting Mororazic strength for cure and cautions that athlete's foot requires expert care and proper drug use under a physician's direction.
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Anderson platforms health reform in county judge race
The 1930s article details Charles W. Anderson opposing Judge Egbert Schweppe, pledging to reclaim Robert E. B. Green Hospital from Mayor C. K. Quinn and to organize reform with medical council input. He claims to act on local doctors’ advice to improve public health in the county election.
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Charles W. Anderson
Egbert Schweppe
Robert EB. Green Hospital
C. K. Quinn
Prominent Promotions and Missing Child Reported
Mister Breger Capt Walter Fr Napier promoted to colonel of the second Texas cavalry succeeding Col W B Tuttle reassigned to command a new Infantry regiment of the Texas National Guard. A missing child case at 34 Ogden Street ended after three hours with the infant found at 2617 Main Ave.
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Second Texas Cavalry
Col
W. B. Tuttle
Commard
Texas National Guard
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Tobin Hill
Kir
Tirs
Tarrani
Ogdensé
Laurel
Broadway Scene Hums With Celebrities and Broadway News
A bustling Broadway roundup notes Vivi Blakes Taylor failing to book on the Queen Mary and greeting a new dream man in London. It highlights Tom Benton finishing Streetcar Named Desire sketches, upcoming music scores, and a wave of new song candidates. Also mentions Eisenhower’s Cosmopolitan article bonus, theater reopenings, and local critics’ challenges with venue entrances and nightlife satire.
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Suny Society
Vivi Blakes Taylor
Kirk
Kelleger
London
Nin Valey
Frances Maddix
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Perry Belmont
Tom Benton
Martha's Vinnyied
Rudolph Jritnl
Tin Pan Alley
Tony Harper
Ela Fitzgerald
Nelle Lutcher & Co
Milton Berle
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