Outlaw the Communists Declaration of US party treason stance
The piece argues that top Communist leaders William Z. Foster and Eugene Dennis would support Soviet Russia in war with the United States and questions why Communists in peacetime enjoy legal status and public office. It calls for legally branding the Communist Party a criminal organization and outlawing it, claiming its loyalty lies with Soviet Russia and not America.
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Communist Party
United States
William Z. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Soviet Russia
America
Russia
Communist Party of the
Margaret Truman Breaks Free From Public Life In New York
Margaret Truman, daughter of the President, seeks independence in New York with her own apartment and staff. She says being the President's daughter was a challenge and not always a help, despite public expectations and scrutiny.
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Margaret Truman
Dad
New York
Mother Goose
Margaret
Missouri
Amer
By Elsie Robinson on facing hard challenges
In a brisk patriotic tone the essay urges facing life’s hardships with courage. It notes the extreme sacrifices and humiliations many endure, and consoles readers to greet each hard deal with a resolute “I like a challenge” rather than whine or blame fate.
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Kire
Syed
Tant
Come unto Me Bible Verse Reaches Readers
A brief verse reference from Matthew 11 28 invites readers to find rest in Christ offering spiritual solace amid daily burdens and weariness.
We Need Ideals and a Nation's Lost Vital Force
A Charleston reader laments public ignorance about the U S government and civic ideals. The letter criticizes over specialized education, calls for national ideals and better leadership, and warns that uninspired citizens risk the republic’s future.
Treatment of Tear Duct Infection in Infants
A medical guide explains tear duct blockages in infants, noting most open naturally by the first month while others require doctor intervention around three months. Proper care includes gentle opening, salt washes, restrained handling, local anesthetic, and postprocedure penicillin eye drops to clear infection and restore tear flow.
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James V.cassady
South Ben
Ind
Medical Q A and spine arthritis notes
The text discusses treatment outcomes for infections and eye issues, emphasizes seeing a specialist for tear infection, and describes nervousness as a frequent cause. It also notes neck cracking questions and suggests spine inflammation or arthritis as possible causes, urging physician examination to determine proper treatment.
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King Feat Syndis Inc
Bacring Down On the News Bacring Down On the News
Article presents a sharp critique by Arthur Bugs Baer on wartime diplomacy and Soviet tactics. It argues the State Department struggles to gain traction against Stalin's misdirection and ambassadorial shuffles. The piece uses metaphor of a backgammon game with loaded dice and checkers.
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Arthur
Bugs” Baer
State Department
Stalin
First Lady Reminded of Anniversary in 1939 Visit
In March 1939, a gracious but forgetful First Lady in town for a Friday lecture greeted reporters. The president phoned her later that day, recalling their 1929 wedding anniversary as public attention noted an impending American rise to world leadership.
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Charleston
S.C
Truman
South Carolina
Alabama
J. Strom Thermond
United States
Congress
Onte
Franklin “Delano Roosevelt
America
Firemen Working Day Reform in San Antonio Vote Planned
Voters in May city election will decide if San Antonio firemen receive a shorter workday or keep the current 24 hour duty cycle. The note cites March 17, 1919 as the source context for city policing and labor topics threaded through historical reports. The item also recalls varied archival clippings from 1839 and 1909 noting local events and incidents.
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Constantinople
Stalin
Trotzky
Stalin Croup
San Antonio
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
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Alamo
Finley
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Mano
Turner Hall
Did You Know Petrified Forests and Venomous Snakes
The text notes petrified forests exist in several U S states and in national parks, and explains snakes shed their scales periodically. It mentions worms as parasites in many animals and some plants.
A Nightly Tangle of Names and Rumors From Papers
A stream of disjointed names, places, and bits of gossip surfaces from an OCR page. References include Merle Oberon, Giorgio Cinte arid, Buckingham, Wallpren, and a cast of nobles, lawyers, and journalists. The text blends celebrity chatter with political notes and upcoming publications, all amid a garbled, cross‑language jumble.
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Nilger
Giorgio” Cint'é Arid Crade
Italy
Inerger
Marquess
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Buckingham
Bara Bard
Jess
Jean Dubonet
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Griswold
Abbott
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Nast
Leslie
Will
Peter
Lord St. Just
Lodon
George
Putna
Lee Carson
Washington
Johnny Meyers
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