Russia's Kind of Good Neighbor Policy
The piece argues that the U S should extend the good neighbor policy to international relations, contrasting it with Soviet actions in Estonia and eastern Europe. It condemns Soviet pressure, occupation, and forced political changes as a hostile form of the policy, noting the difference from democratic liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Americas
Central
South American
Mexico
Canada
U.S. A
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Poland
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Balkans
Honduras
Brazil
Ecuador
Europe
Japan
Pacific
Hitler
Western Hemisphere
Red Russia
Why Won't the Kids Welcome Second Hand Experience
A reflective essay argues youths should profit from elders' mistakes but judges adults who preach virtue as hypocritical. It urges genuine kindness and self examination, noting righteousness as the healthy path and warning against sour saints who mock goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Ant
Tam
Goodness
Smirpuss
Noble disappointment and gentle duty in a wary sprit
The author cites Robert Louis Stevenson and a 1944 line to urge elders to model goodness and appeal to youth. She argues that preaching without personal evidence of enjoying virtue fails to motivate younger people to take risks or accept fair punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tollis Stevenson
Rabib
Xing Tess
Inflationary Mary and Lent Fashions in a Fractured Verse
A fragmentary verse piece satirizes inflation and easy payments with Berton Braley lines about shopping temptations and the lure of spending. It shifts to a quip on abstaining from alcohol during Lent and the imagined glamour of returning home, mixing cultural allusions and playful irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Braley
Eoasy 40 Coast
These days a girl endures broken engagements and vanity
A 1944 essay by Helen Rowland notes a woman can survive a broken engagement yet vanity hurts as much as ever and a clever woman cannot resist a bar gala even for a diamond and platinum wedding ring in exchange for a nickel pint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Feat. Gyn, Inc
Funeral services for J G Hornberger held in San Antonio
Ten and twenty years ago March 18 notices recall the funeral for J G Hornberger 69 a San Antonio insurance man real estate operator and former president of the serious Board dies unexpectedly A San Angelo report notes goats shedding inflating range market prices up 5 cents per pound since season start with hair and Rid clips priced at 4 50 and 75 cents respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral Services
J. G. Hornberger
San Antonio
Serious Board
Hornberger and Beckmann
Hhens
San Angelo
Mothers and Wives of Japanese War Prisoners Seek Aid
Hearst papers' war prisoner return crusade praised by Mothers and Wives of Japanese War Prisoners' Club in California. After a mass meeting at Patriotic Hall the group of nearly 1000 members calls for signatures from 50 000 citizens urging President Roosevelt to save their sons and husbands while alive and supports establishing a special war prisoners commission with Vatican or Russia involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
Wyntoon, McCloud
Calif
Walter Winchell On Broadway Trade Mark Register Copy
Walter Winchell On Broadway Trade Mark Register Copy offers a bustling mixed bag of film notes and radio quips. It reviews The Purple Heart and Rhine On Harvest Moon while praising Dana Andrews Sam Levene and Richard Conte. It also surveys The Wireless prime time squabbles Bob Hope and Drew Pearson and notes Town and Country Dalí tributes and a flurry of magazine items and quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Winchell
Dally Stier ‘Oe
Hollywood
Pearl Harbor
Colony
Dana Andrews
Sam Levene
Richard Conte
Nors Bayes
Rhine
Harry Woodring
Nathan Robertson
Bob Hope
Florida
Drew Pearson
Berlin
Burg
Stage Deck
Bert Lytell
Odd Facts Offer Glimpse of 1943 World
A fragmented notice notes that accident fatalities rose five percent in 1943 and estimates that seventy percent of Estonians earn by farming and herding. It mentions the tropical zone bearing a larger share of Africa than in other regions, reflecting sweeping global observations from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Congress Powers and Executive Orders Questioned
A 1944 editorial argues Congress holds the core authority to legislate and appropriate funds, while the president may only act within Congress’s timetable. It cites figures like James L. Fly, J. Edgar Hoover, Wickard, and Jonathan Daniels, noting refusals to supply information and the threat to impeach or withhold funds. It questions executive secrecy over national interests and Teheran commitments, urging congressional inquiry and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Supreme Court
James L. Fly
FCC
J. Edgar Hoover
F. B. Fy
Secretary of
Agriculture Wickard
Jonathan Daniels
J. Edgar Fioaver
The
United
McGrain Va. Dougherty
Washington
Senate
Tte
Nose Deformities Treated by Corrective Operations
Deformed noses are discussed as a handicap affecting appearance and personality. The article explains correcting defects of bone and cartilage, methods to obtain cartilage, and the use of ribs if needed. It covers rhinophyma, lupus, and post operative splints, X rays, and grafting as part of nose repair history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfried de Rynck
England
King Feas, Syd., Inc
Those Texans By James Farber review
A historical critique of the 1850 Indian treaty with Comanches and allied tribes. It argues the pact disguised unmet Indian demands and exposed it as a pretext, citing a federal letter deeming the treaty illegal and unenforceable. The piece notes gift exchanges and a Texas press context with San Antonio Light.
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James Farber
Buffalo Hump
Rexus
John H. Rollins
H. W. Merrill
U. S. Army
J. B. McGown
Texas Rangers
Iquor
Texas
Bell
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