Government by Minority in Food Subsidy Battle
The piece argues Congress twice failed to enact a federal food subsidy ban due to presidential vetoes and a subservient minority. It warns of executive dictatorship undermining democracy, claiming voters were consulted during holidays but Congress lacked conviction, risking long term tax-funded costs and debt from subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
House
United States
Broadway Notes And Bits From The Midnighter Desk
A jumble of Broadway gossip and radio notes outlines marriages, covert romances, and industry profiles. Walter W the tradesman appears amid anecdotes, while Sgt George Griffin of Winged Victory is noted. Peggy Wiedsfelde and Bette Gannon are in circulation.
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Walter W
el Morocco
Lea
Navy Het
Sgt
George Griffin
Winged Victory
Whip
Livcohys
Yalyn
Robert E. Lee
Broadway
Ilo
Hitler
Mont
Stork
Renoir
Peggy
Joyce
Wiedsfelde
Jorqua
Harold Churchills
Bette Gannon
St. Prencis Hosp
Miami Beach
Jerry
Forgiveness and Fear in a Youngster’s Year Opening
A speaker urges starting the new year by shedding grudges and forgiving, noting that most mean acts stem from inner hurt and loneliness. She argues that people hurt others to cover fear and weakness, not from deliberate cruelty, and calls for imagination to choose a better path.
Forgiveness and Self Compassion in a New Year Message
By Elsie Robinson a reflective piece urging readers to confront loneliness and fear, acknowledge impulses toward mean acts, and learn to forgive oneself. It argues forgiveness starts with understanding inner pain, repeating the idea that everyone, including the reader, seeks to live beautifully yet often acts from insecurity.
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Sue Gress analysis of modern marriage roles
A fragmentary critique of wedding customs and masculine expectations. The piece argues that changing times alter how men view marriage while stressing wit, polish, and intelligent charm as key to attracting a bride. It relies on social satire and dated tone.
Air War Insight Says Rome Push Needs Strength Ahead
Washington dispatch notes Allied air superiority and German reserves in Yugoslavia and southern France. It argues German initiative narrows as Soviet winter gains persist, predicting a prolonged struggle near Rome with Germany’s endurance tested and reserves stretched.
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Washington
Ando
Im Aume
Yugoslavia
France
Kpwarde
Rome
Alze
Europe
Pintain Diroek
Sugar and Hypoglycemia Symptoms From Medical Experts
A fragmentary health note explains hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, detailing how high blood sugar signals diabetes and low blood sugar can cause nervousness weakness and chest discomfort. It cites doctors Harrison and Finks of Winston Salem, N C, and notes irregular heartbeats and fainting as possible signs requiring careful symptom tracking and blood sugar testing.
Finland and Russia clash over independence and empire
An analysis of Finland's precarious status amid Soviet pressure and the wider postwar balance. The piece argues Finland may be absorbed or forced into a Soviet-aligned system, warns against failing U.S. diplomacy, and calls for a clear long range peace policy to protect smaller nations and self determination. It notes the U.S. historic support for Finland and contemplates shifts in European power under a growing Soviet sphere.
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Finland
Russia
Gere
Scandinavia
Hiller
Soviet Union
Nnns
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Nasi
Pereps
Soviet Russia
Latevig
Esthenia
Lithuenia
Boyirt Union
Europa
Tela
Poland
Europe
Wilson
United Nations
Teheran
Moscow
King Feaz
Synd
Ince
Testing for Hypoglycemia by Dr Bundesen Protocol
A suggested medical evaluation to confirm suspected hypoglycemia involves an injection of insulin to provoke symptoms and observe their occurrence. If symptoms appear, the patient is likely hypoglycemic and further dietary testing with protein rich foods is advised to raise blood glucose post meal over several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poms
Syndy Tas
Grand Jury decries Bexar County policing failures calls reform
A Ninety-fourth District court grand jury report of March 4, 1984, condemns the inefficient administration of city and county police and urges sweeping changes in justice administration. A separate note from March 4, 1924 recalls Catherine Alice Wideh, an Irish native and World War I captain naturalizing under a Congress act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Ninety-fourth District Court Grand Jury
Naturalization Examiner
Congress
Catherine Alice ‘Wideh
West
Dewey Street
Bhe
Ireland
Odd Facts Highlight Volunteer Girl Scouts and Early York Tenants
The report notes that over 162 000 adults served as volunteers with Girl Scouts or similar groups in 143. It mentions the first tenants to arrive in Row at York were brought from Cuban origins in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
San Antonio Capture and Burleson's Treaty Terms
A fragment recalls the December 1838 storming of San Antonio by a half-trained Texan force under Col Edward Burleson. The article notes the treatylike surrender terms imposed on Gen Martly Perfecto de Ors’s regulars, evacuations to the Rio Grande, parole, and prisoner exchanges, with emphasis on the roving band of ex-criminals in uniform and the act of liberating battalion prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jame
San Antonio
Col
Edward Butelesom
Hig Ten
Martly Perfecto de Ors
Burleson
Rio Grande
Cos
The
Alamo
Sheares
Texans Farther with Them All of Their Armas
The snippet notes limited ammunition intended for defense against possible Indian attacks and Tinting. The San Antonio Light dated January 20 1881 mentions the San Antonio Light and the San Antonio Gazette publication offices and Associated Press rights.
Wain Subscription Rates in Acog Text May Not Reflect Real Prices
In Acog rates section the text lists daily and Sunday subscriptions with various prices such as 5 85 for daily and Sunday, 20 for some daily options, and Mexico and Texas examples. It shows different terms for daily, Sunday only, and combinations, plus a San Antonio office note stating rates are published by The Bank or Ranl office at San Antonio Texas under federal law.
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Acog
Sun Aeyo
Zeo
Mexico
Ag Satuday
San Sim Antonio
Daly
Sai
Carner Jue
Texne Towne
Oyente Sho & Month
Butcred
Seo
Belass
Ranl
San Antonin 6
Texas
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