Grade Labeling and the Threat to Free Enterprise
Representative Charles A. Halleck blasts Federal grade labeling as a tool to replace brands, regulate prices, and erode the free press. He calls it a trial balloon toward eliminating brands, constraining advertising, and undermining American enterprise, urging Congress to act promptly to defend free markets and news freedom.
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Congress
Halleck
America
American Free Press
Mr. Halleck
Boxing Marine Billy Beauhold Remembered From San Diego Beside War
The Brighter Side recalls Billy Beauhold a lightweight from New Jersey who boxed at Madison Square Garden and drew crowds in New Jersey. He served as a marine in Guadalcanal, wounded in combat, and sent home to recuperate. The piece notes peers like Henry Armstrong and Tippy Larkin and mentions other fighters who served, including Bonny Boy Walker, a San Diego heavyweight who fought across the Pacific and later led men as a marine corps officer.
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Billy Beauhold
San Diego
South Pacific
New Jersey
New York
Madison Square Garden
Henrry Armstrong
Billy Marquart
Tippy Larkin
Billy
Armstrong
Henry Worthy
Petey Sarron
Barney Ross
South Parille
Bill Beauhold
Harney
Guadalcanal
Dily
Pelseher
Carnob Fk
Max Marek
Navy
Hstayee
Max
Joe Louis
Pietscher
Honny Boy Walker
Boxing Commission
Bonny Boy Walker
Pictureraka Marine Corps
Salomons
Pacific
Marines
Ian Ring
Beronnder
Mello Betlon
Los Angeles
Heavyweight's Postwar Prospects Hinted By War Gap
Damon Runyon notes a heavyweight boxer may return from war with potential to reach great pugilistic heights. At twenty six, he remains undecided about future success and whether life after service will salvage his career. The piece underscores uncertainty around his postwar trajectory.
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Walker
King Peas
Syod
How much truth do you dare to face today
A reader vents about the influence of media, public opinion, and everyday mail, questioning the credibility of talk shows and the civics of democracy. The piece laments sensationalism and urges responsibility without proposing a specific war discussion.
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Scottar
Mental Changes From Aging and Delirium Linked
The article describes mental changes in aging linked to senility and arterial hardening. Early signs include memory decline, concentration loss, and stubborn behavior. Severe cases show memory disruption and unrecognizable familiar faces. Treatment emphasizes rest, diet, sleep, bowel regulation, and vitamin supplementation. avoid tobacco and excess alcohol.
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Alderty Ponte
David i. Heederson
Neil Beakth
Tear Syed
Mind your speeches sisters I want real reading not talk
A reader criticizes gender rhetoric in political discourse and urges women to study history and examine editorial pages. The piece argues for rational reading over fashion and gossip, urging empowerment through informed citizenry and persistent questioning.
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Hhimer Ua
Beveridge social security plan debated in Washington
A Washington discussion frames Beveridge’s social security plan as a global pledge. Critics query the $8.08 monthly average for a couple, compare with U.S. benefits, and warn that government promises may not guarantee real security.
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Washington
Beveridge
William Beveridge
London
Fran Eradic
Teayt
Marry Go Rerimed Throwing And Men's Faulty Hearts
A hostile, sexually charged rant argues that men exploit women's emotions in relationships. It claims husbands often blame partners for their own misdeeds and that women are drawn to sympathetic, weak men. The piece urges caution to avoid heartbreak and manipulation.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From A Light Files
A scrambled recap highlights 1923 events in Lancaster and San Antonio. It notes bank security plans after robberies, a vault guard, and a deputy will case involving Francis L. Town who died in San Antonio. The will reportedly left $400,000 to Dartmouth, the Army Home, Carnegie Library, and Lancaster entities.
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Margie
Francis L. Town
San Antonio
Mudge
Augustus McGlorkey
Dartmouth
Balvarton Army
Mi River Avenue
W. G. Ay Bt
Pays Episcopal Church
Carnegie
Phose Texans by James Farbay
James Farbay recounts Texas figures and events through a garbled portrait of early Texan leaders. The piece mentions a physician, a provisional government, the Texas constitution, and notable designers, with later notes on independence and local memory.
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Phose
James Farbay
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