Running Amuck Debate on Bureaucracy and Liberty
The piece argues against government bureaucracy, labeling it totalitarian and anti democratic. It cites Lawrence Sullivan’s Bureaucracy Runs Amuck, lists cost and agency figures, and urges voters to choose liberty at the polls in November, contrasting free enterprise with bureaucratic spending and controls.
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John W. Bricker
Ohio
America
Congress
Washington
Bricker
Russia
Germany
Japan
Lawrence Sullivan
Bobbs-Merrill
Sullivan
Associated Press
U.S. A
CWA
WPA
Harold L. Ickes
Talky Lewkey mocks Brooklyn official in noisy scene
Miscellany of gossip notes from Broadway and Hollywood with names like Hogan Blackwell Johnson and Barrymore. Mentions of Marilyn, Benny Goodman, Winchell, Roosevelt, Pearson, and others, plus stray scandal chatter about actors, crime, and society events across a tempest of sensational phrases.
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Lepkey
Hogan
Lapenal
Brooklyn
Cirtyle Blackwell
Waney Eamens
Bremhless
Joe MiMuggios
al Delaon
Marilyn Johnson
Copacutic
Broadway
Benny Goodman
Silvess
F. Loughlin
These Days by George E Sokolski analysis of Arabian oil plot
A 1944 critique argues American oil diplomacy in Arabia is a multi-faceted imperial tactic. It questions funding for Ibn Saud, US government ownership of pipelines, and reliance on commercial and military power, warning of abroad ambition and domestic unrest. It warns against dollar diplomacy and a reversed Good Neighbor policy.
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Gage
George Brent
Constance Worth
Bill Jones
Louise Stanley
Chas
Munn Ord
Mattel Hutchinson
Tob Warren
England
TVA
Carlos
Pat Hurley
Herbert Hoover
Lawrence of Arabia
Harun-Al-Rashid
Arabian Desert
Ibn Saud
Great Britain
Palestine
Mexico
Central America
United States
Soldiers of Fortune
China
State Department
Yangtze
White House
Arabia
Conyrient
King Feat
Gyn
News Behind the News in Washington on Luftwaffe Threats
The piece argues Germany lacks the capacity for a sustained heavy air campaign against Britain, noting limited bomber groups and dwindling production. It highlights tentative German raids on London, Chinese successes against Japanese forces in Burma, and Allied fighter conditions, with emphasis on strategic implications for future campaigns.
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Hagocen Mage
Germany
Hiller
Early shock therapy aids postnatal mental illness recovery
Dr Karl Von Hagen of Los Angeles reports that post pregnancy mental disturbances affect about one in 400 to 1000 women. Insulin before meals aids the shock treatment, with good recoveries in many cases. If improvement stalls, standard electric shock therapy resumes for manic depression and related conditions.
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Karl ©. von Hagen
Los Ang Feles
von Hagen
Eid
Treatment approaches for nervous disorders in pregnancy era
Dr HN Bandesen notes insulin shock and electrical therapy for certain nervous conditions. Progest erone injections given by Dr Von Hagen aim to reduce nervousness before periods. Texas studies indicate relief from neurotic symptoms and potential bearing impact. pregnancy often prompts treatment by nervous-disorder specialists to overcome initial disturbances.
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von Hagen
Texas
King Feas
When Ernie’s rare body transformed life and hope
A child born with a grotesque congenital copy of himself faces fear and secrecy until doctors at Mayo Clinic perform a life saving operation. The story links personal trauma to a broader view of heredity and humanity, suggesting deep ancestral roots shaping who we are.
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Grauwaurs
Flint
Ernie
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Itemry
William Mayerding
Out of the Jungle We Grow Toward a Gentle Self
Elsie Robinson reflects on human evolution from primal wilderness to civilized conduct. She suggests growth in brains and spirits, learning to bake bricks and weave reeds, and embracing pity justice and kindness over feral urges while warning that hidden urges can erupt and ruin progress.
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Wush
King Fees
Syfi, Inc
Long lines as GWA registrants block San Antonio Junior College entrances
A 1954 LA Light item reports long waits of GWA registrants crowding near the San Antonio Junior College site, provoking bitter protests from college officials and students as school entrances were blocked. A separate note mentions a syndicate led by Claude Divkiwad buying a corner bullet site for 16 000 dollars from Mrs Burgess, with no improvements planned soon.
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GWA
San Antonio Junior College
Claude Divkiwad
Pecon
Armi
Slo
M. Ly Burgess
Texans Expand Land Holdings and Prison Labor Policy in 19th Century Reforms
Texans after joining the United States in 1846 pursued land expansion, funding social programs, and penitentiary modernization. Legislation allocated 100000 acres each for blind, insane, and deaf institutions, while a prison factory system emerged to offset costs. New capitol and government buildings were approved in 1852, but funding remained tight.
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United States
Sinar
Texaxis
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