Senator Barkley Leads Southern Democrats Against Veto Speech
The piece reports a broad congressional rejection of President Roosevelt’s tax bill veto, led by Senator Barkley and a bloc of Southern Democrats. It portrays anger at what critics call demagogic and Communistic language, defiance of executive overreach, and a call for Congress’s independence from the New Deal bureaucracy.
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Roosevelt
House
Senate
Congress
Barkley
Sam
Walter Winchell Notes of an Innocent Bystander
Walter Winchell surveys film and magazine chatter from Monday night showings and public notices. He reels off critics opinions on The First Nights Lady in the Dark and The Uninvited, cites pieces by Mackay Carr and Moley, and notes New York celebrity sightings and public relations spins at the Stork Club and in Collier’s.
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Wdlly
Loy
Bradway
Bell
Times Explorer
Ginger Rogers
Gertrude Lawrence
Ray Mill
Hannis Miss Rogers
Margaret H. Mackay
Woman's Home Companion
Albert Carr
Harper’s
Virginia Paskey
Roosevelt
Walter Davehport
Gerald L. K. Smith
Collier
Blair Taylor
Ray Brack
Burnet Hershey
Fey
Uwildenburg
Americas
Meyer Berger
Lepke
Almanse
Sreum
Newsweek
Raymond Moley
Bobbs-Merrill
Moley
Nell Sullivan
Naples
Fifth Army
the Mirror
New York
News Service
Lexy Knox
Navy
Bill Ingsley
Gow! Housekeeping
Stork Club
Broadways newsman tutors novices to journalistic zeal
The item lists quotations from famous figures such as Eleanor Roosevelt and Christopher Morley amid notes about March 16 events and remarks on public discourse. It references a World-Telly broadcast and a rebuke by a Feiruary 17 figure, capturing a slice of midcentury media culture with brief, colorful lines.
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Gulu
Harsie¢ van Home
San Antonio Post Office shifts with Ridgaway appoinument
In March 1914 Ridgaway became assistant postmaster of the downtown San Antonio post office, filling the vacancy left by J. W. Fisher after December 31. The note recalls 1924 eligibility for county court appeals and a related city finance issue, referencing Bexar County cases and a court action involving the system.
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Grover C. Ridgaway
San Antonio
Iome
J. W. Fisher
Ridgaway
Secydee
Tevator
Bexar County
Mie Peake
Weil Campbell
Besar Iy
Rity
Issues in 1944 Election by William L. Hutcheson
A 1944 political statement by William L. Hutcheson president of the Brotherhood of Dispensers and Joiners arguing labor must not sacrifice the national economy for exclusive group interests. He denounces the New Deal, warns of wartime policy risks, and urges support for candidates with a proven record of protecting free enterprise and postwar private industry.
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William L. Hutcheson
The
Brotherhood of Dsrpensers and Joiner
Isbor
New Desk
Wageenthele
Dhes
Ehod
American Federation of Labor
Thos
Trojan Horse Appeals Raise War Charity Creep
A wartime pamphlet warns that many drives use patriotic appeals to steal donations. It exposes how fundraisers in various cities solicit cash by promising noble relief while misusing funds. The piece urges readers to verify integrity and only donate when government guarantees and trusted newspapers endorse the appeal.
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Yarikea
N'yawk
Chi'Kage
N'ewlests
Houston
Kansas
Cty
Liz Anglar
Frisco
Battle
All of Rights
Ben Pranksin
Choman Jeffetaort
Florence Wight
Ingale
Tyke
Milly
America
Stara
Comeon
King Fees Eynd. Inc
These Days By George E Sokolsky
A political column critiques executive power and party dynamics in wartime America, arguing that Roosevelt should not seek a fourth term and warning against secrecy and constitutional overreach. It references Roosevelt, Barkley, Willkie, and public sentiment shaped by 1942 and 1943 elections, urging a return to constitutional governance.
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Rugasia
Iney
Germany
Reichstag
United States
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Nettie Weasold
Alroiig
Sammy
Raan
Henry
Mr. Roosevelt
Nob
Roocevelle
Ashing
Floviour
Senator Barkley
Ahab Fontoa
Wendell Willkir
Joseph
Tatus
Abbott and Costello
President
Geton
King Fea
Syad
Tom
Tetanus Prevention and Antitoxin Use Guidance
Medical guidance explains tetanus risks from dirty wounds and how vaccines and antitoxin injections prevent infection. It outlines when to administer tetanus antitoxin, emphasizes thorough patient questioning for wound contamination, and notes potential serum reactions alongside wound care after injury.
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Paul Cowplehe
California Medical Schoo
Cnta
Texans In 1858 Van Dorn Victory Over Indians Described
An 1858 report recalls General Earl Van Dorn leading a cavalry force against a large Sioux force, routing them in a half hour battle. Van Dorn was wounded, Texans celebrated for a decisive border victory that unsettled the Comanche nation and highlighted frontier warfare.
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Earl von Dorn
Texant
Washington
van Dorn
Dorn
Texas
Skarch
Conranriiea
Odds and Ends NAIL POLISH TROUBLE IN MECHANISMS
A quirky itemized note cites foreign particles in delicate aircraft retorting devices claimed to be braced to fingernail polish by water workers. It mentions J P Blanchard’s 1785 first cross Channel balloon flight and references Girl Scout homemaking and safety training, plus Army catapult tow details and newspaper masthead notes from the San Antonio Light era.
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J. P. Blanchard
Fragmented Classified Ride Listings and Postal Notices
The page shows fragmented daily and Sunday service rates for various locations including Dallas and Mexico, notes about carrier delivery in Santa Ana and Texas towns, and a reference to the San Antonioero Act of Congress of March 8, 2847. It references carriers by agents and recipients with unclear details and dates.
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Mexico
San Ana
Somo
Toxna
Agerits
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Ambrose Blerce
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Churton Colins
D. R. Henderson
Christopher Morley
B. Lytton
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