Eisenhower Corrects Demagogic Tactics On Education Aid
Gen Eisenhower rebukes demagogic attacks on his views toward federal aid to education. He warns against centralization and insists on limited, supervised federal help for distressed districts. Morse and the National Education Association are accused of misrepresenting his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwigar D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
National Education Assn
Sen. Morse
Gen. Eisenhower
House of Representatives
Eisenhower
Ralph W. Gwinn
New York
Columbia
Gen
Congress
Sen
Morse
George Washington
United States
Senate
National Education Assay
Do Not Endure Misery Or Blame God For It
A manifesto urging resistance to resignation in the face of suffering. The author argues that many misfortunes stem from human faults such as laziness cowardice and neglect, not divine will. It recalls plagues slavery and cruelty overcome by human action and calls readers to act against lingering social ills.
By Elsie Robinson on Rebellion as God’s Will
The piece asserts rebellion is natural and necessary, not a crime, rooted in the urge to live and express oneself. It argues rebellion exists from birth, guiding individuals toward divine paths or becoming cold if denied. The excerpt reflects 1940 era writing on personal freedom and spiritual purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
These Days by George E Sokolsky on dollar value and policy
The piece argues the dollar buys fewer goods over time, detailing 1933 to 1939 comparisons across materials construction and labor. It criticizes wage demands, Fabian socialism, government bond reliance, and Keynesian economics, naming Chester Eagles John L. Lewis and Leon Keyserling in a critique of New Deal policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
U. S
Chester Eagles
Lewis Dodge
Phil Murray
Dave Dubinsky
John L. Lewis Dodge
Leon Keyserling
Clack Word Roots and Obelisks in History
The piece notes that clack is a recent English term from the French cloché linked to monastery bells. It mentions theories that Egyptian obelisks functioned as giant timekeepers. It adds meat packing figures: 78 percent of live steer weight used, 27 percent shrinkage, and that canned meat production tripled from 1907 to 1917.
Hiss Trial Criticized by Pegler in Harsh Rhetoric
Pegler argues that the Alger Hiss trial should be viewed skeptically amid alleged Harvard Law cabal influence and Eleanor Roosevelt’s statements. He cites perjury claims against Mrs Roosevelt and questions surrounding Felix Frankfurter, David Niles, Harold Laski, and Judge Samuel H Kaufman.
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Ae Westbrook Pegler
New York
Alger Hiss
Harvard Law School Cabal
Eleanor Roosevelt
Moensing Authority
Felix Frankfurter
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hiss
Frankfurter
David K. Neyhaus
Niles
Boston
White House
Roosevelt
Elias
Eliott Niles
Neuhaus
Pentagon
Th Frankfurter
David Niles
Harold Laski
London
Truman
Hiss Trial Spotlighted by Frankfurter Ties
The piece argues Alger Hiss faced questions of bias as Judge Kaufman presided and allowed Frankfurter’s influence to loom over proceedings. It notes Hiss named Frankfurter as a sponsor, contends the trial featured prominent witnesses, and criticizes the Supreme Court’s handling of integrity and impartiality amid anti communist sentiment.
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Congress
Kaufman
Democrats
Senate
Hiss
Frankfurter
Roosevelt
Trul
Thomas Committee On un-American Activities
Jerome Frank
Circuit Court of Appeals
Downs Town
New York
Frank
Agricultural Adjustment
Harvard Law
Iste
Iast
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Hissey
Thomas F.murphy
Harvard Law Pro
Murphy
Dean Acheson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Reed
Douglas- Openly
CI0
Supreme Court of the
United States
King ‘Features Syndicate
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Relief for the Heart When Breathing Easier Helps
The article explains heart failure results from overworked heart, urging rest, proper diet, and digitalis to slow and strengthen beats, with diuretics to remove fluids. It notes avoid prolonged lying down, suggests a sitting position, and states oxygen therapy can ease shortness of breath, with further steps to follow.
Morphine use cautions from Dr Bundesen note
Dr H N Bundesen states morphine can curb anxiety relax spasms and lessen breathlessness but insists such drugs must be used in proper dosage and only under physician supervision. The report cites cautions from 1949 King County edition.
San Antonio History Briefs Concordant With Years Ago
Ten and twenty years ago notes recall San Antonio police cadets practicing first aid, a 1929 parking law set and fines, 1919 World War I peace treaty ending, 1908 judge vowing to curb women loitering near bars, 1899 baseball team trip with losses, and 1889 county assessments raised by commissioners.
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San Antonio
Versailles
Sitaing
Hall of Mirrors
Buckley
Jared
Broadway gossip and political rumors swirl in a crowded wire
A jumble of column gossip and rumored scandals spans politics cinema and society. Notes mention General Vaughan on a Central America escape after a Washington tip while whispers trace fixers and contractors. Other items cover paroled suspects, mayoral chatter, misprinted names, and a burst of celebrity gossip from Paris to New York.
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Presidential Army
Alée Gan
Harry H. Vaughan
Herald Tribune
Washington
Gen. Vaughan
Capital
Vaughan
Central America
Johnny Giusto
Pacobee
Benito Yussalini
Feds
Worry and Scheming In The Nation’s Capital
Arthur Baer notes Hank Wak lace’s quiet tactics may signal trouble rather than action. He compares Wak lace to old pioneers warned by unseen Indians and predicts a brewing political broth that could create more trouble than a signal tower. The column riffs on intrigue, caution, and potential political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Bugs” Baer
Hank Waklace
Feathers
Tn & Signal Tower
Waites Winchelletek Sueday ey 3.3. mater RABI
Fragmentary OCR text describes Waites Winchelletek Sueday ey 3.3. mater RABI and mentions Associated Press, Hearst, and a San Antonio address. The readable parts point to a syndicated agency notice with unclear event details and names amid corrupted wording.
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George E
Sokolsky
Pegler
Wiss
Samuel H. Kaufman
Serge Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Brian McMahon
Connecticut
Board” of Immigration Appeals
Harry Bridges
Association of the Bar of
New York City
Federal Bar Assa
New Jersey
Dr. H. N
L. A. Light
Walter Winchell
Hooper
Bob Hawk
Bob Hope
Mr. Hawk
Father Divine
John Hunt
Divine
Aly-Khan
Rita
Maxinh’s
Paris
Paree
Collette Mars
Madame T.V. Soong
la Chang
Madison. Ave.ding
Staer
Stalllionaire
Fron Shaighai
Quick
Miami
Atlantic City
Sun Street
oFpa
Eadie Walthus
Chicago Cubs
Macy
Gimbel
Kiddin
Janye Macy
Jeff Gimbel
Sun
Review of Literature
Beausious
Kyle Mac Pornell
Chas
Prince
Fred Bells
White Plains
Virginia Nicholson
Orson
Chas. Lederer
Spain
Pringle
Ruby Hill
Maxwell Anderson
Lena Horne
Mister Breger
Breger
Coureet
Hank
Hes
Xex Waites Winchelletek Suedayey
Mater Rabi
Seen Arteais Gace
Hearst
Broasay
T Fifth
Teras
Pubes Associated
Ated Press
Gratia Te
Escal
Ted
Texas
Bette
Cangeesa
Merce Lee Ci
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