Congress to Defeat Subsidy Plan Before June 30
The Congress faces a final chance to ban federal food subsidies by tying it to the renewal of the price control act before it expires on June 30. Previous vetoes by the president blocked subsidy prohibitions, but Congress now seeks a majority move to insist on an anti subsidy provision and court review of price ceilings to protect public interests. The outcome hinges on whether the majority will override executive opposition and uphold democratic majority government.
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Congress of the
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
Roosevelt
Office of Price Administration
Must Sister Kenny Leave? A Tribune commentary
A Tulsa Tribune reprint argues Sister Elizabeth Kenny may be forced to quit the United States over an inability to raise 150000 for the Kenny Institute in Minneapolis. The piece accuses the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis of cutting support and hampering Kenny's anti paralysis work, lauding her relentless defense of her method and criticizing perceived political motives behind charity campaigns. It laments potential loss of Kenny's training program in America, urging continued support for her approach.
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Elizabeth Kenny
United States
Kenny Institute
Minneapolis
Sister Kenny
National Foundation For
Kenny
Australia
England
O'Connor
Warm Springs
March of Dimes
South America
NFL I. P
Mr. O'Connor
America
the Tribune
Tulse
Drage
Siesta
Walter Winchell Miscellany Sparks Broadway Nightlife
A collage of bulging names and scenes from midtown show business and politics. Walter Winchell riffs on TV pundits and stage figures, while Johnny Broderick, Gerald Nye, and Meyer Berger appear among theatre sources, thinly strung with dragnet gossip and nightlife vignettes.
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Erne Mare Seg
James Holler
Murynol
Meyer Berger
Mike
Berger
J. Norman Lodge
Associated Pressucer
Gerald Nye
B. Baruch
the Statesman
Johnny Broderick
Madison Square Garden
Bul Robinson
Broadway
Constance Moore
Fyth Avenue
Zorina
Travoc
Broadway Editorial Sparks Quiet City Scenes and War Facts
The piece blends satirical snippets from Manhattan life with wartime notes. It recalls a moment between a major and a recruit, hints at Broadway glimpses from South Street to Times Square, and notes social figures, showgirls, and divorce costs amid a looming tax impact on servicemen.
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Nevelette
Guadalcanal
Pneumonia Variants and Treatment Advances Highlighted
The article outlines pneumonia types caused by germs and viruses, noting pneumococcus as the main germ. It describes symptoms, typical seasonal patterns, and outlines responses to sulfa drugs and serums, with comments on prognosis for Friedlander's, streptococcal, and Staphylococcus pneumonias.
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Friedlander
Tere
Pneumonia Treatments and Course in the 1940s
Dr. H N Bundesen outlines fever and cough patterns in pneumonia, noting a ten day to three week course. Temperature may stay 100 to 103 F, then normalize as recovery begins. Pneumonia type guides treatment with sulfa drugs or serum depending on germ versus virus, per 1944 King Feas. Syndicate text.
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Conyr't
King Feas
Syad
Texans at San Jacinto Battle Turned Brutal and Quick
After Texan forces overwhelmed Santa Anna’s camp near San Jacinto the Mexican army under Gol J. N. Almonte retreated with about 400 men. General Sam Houston attempted to restrain his pursuing troops as Mexican forces regrouped. A truce column led by Colonel Almonte appeared, signaling a possible surrender before Houston prepared for further action.
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Annas Camp
San Jacinto
Frmy
Gol J. N. Almonte
Te AlaMo
Goliad
Santa Anne
Sam Houston
Dig
Althe Nakneally
Triston
Houston
Colimar
al Mont Lad
The Sands of Political Rhetoric in Roosevelt Campaign
News Behind the News critiques the 1930s political discourse as the Roosevelt era faces charges of Wall Street wolves and international bankers. It argues the administration lacks real control, condemns misused fascist labels, and calls the critics’ ground to be sand and quicksand for Roosevelt. The piece questions the coherence of leftist attacks and defends the administration’s handling of finance and foreign affairs.
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Paul Mallon
Wallice
Wall Street
Wbern
Mr. Roosevelt
Securities Exchange Commission
Wallace
Sll
Huance
Treasury
Morgenthau
Vike
Steltinius
Patterson
Willkie
Italy
Roosevelt
Rise Features Syndicate
Joe
Lepke and the politics of crime in wartime era
George E Sokolsky argues Lepke Buchalter rose as a crime broker amid a permissive system where officials, unions, and elites shielded him. He traces Lepke’s power to monopolizing crime, selling services to employers and leaders, and notes Dewey’s crackdown exposed protected criminals. The piece casts Lepke as a symbol of corrupted governance and asks who enabled Murder Inc. and why.
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Mis Ife
al Capone
Lepke
Louis Buchalter
America
Dillinger and
Capone
Inbor
DC Helens
Prine- Highter
Law
Tom Dewey
Murder, Inc
Hepke
Pup
King Feas
Syndi. Inc
SAN Antonio Light
San Antonio Gazette
Broadway
Fifth
San Antonio 8
Texas
Associated Press
City plans police and fire raises in upcoming budget
San Antonio officials announce tentative city budget figures showing police and firemen would receive about $25 monthly raises. Mayor G K Quin stated the present average police and fire salaries are $75, noting city averages in comparable towns reach $100.
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MATL
Texas
Oaca
San Antonio
G. K. Quin
Aitailor Five
Quingaid
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