Portrait of John A Malloy A prominent editor and journalist
John Anthony Malloy died at 47, hailed as a brilliant editor and trusted Hearst executive. The Chicago Herald American editor aided national causes, promoted Americanism, and rallied civic forces across parties, faiths, and regions. His career spanned Boston New York and Chicago, shaping public affairs and journalistic standards.
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John Anthony Malloy
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Air Raid Warnings Questioned in Los Angeles
A public notice warns that local air alerts were ignored and regulations not followed. It argues the Pacific coast remains at risk from Japanese air raids and criticizes leadership for not supplying MacArthur with needed troops and equipment. The piece urges strict adherence to safety measures and cautions against complacency.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Japan
MacArthur
Mr. Roosevelt
Pacific
East
Bether
Walter Winchell and Broadway to Lisbon Clipper crash tales
In a stream of gossip and progress reports, the column recounts a Lisbon clipper crash and its echoing fallout across politics and entertainment. It notes figures from government to show business, including a drawn out tale of personal alliances and media personalities in motion.
Broadway Notes and Flashy Prices at the Roxy
A brisk theater page reports Broadway buzz with Grace Moore starring at the Roxy and other street scenes. The piece mentions ticket prices, odd slang, and a theatergoing anecdote about a disruptive shopper and a bold wardrobe mishap leading to multiple charges.
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Sith Street
Casia
George Jean Nathan
Grace Moore
Roxy
Forrest Hotel
We Americans and the lure of quick news
A critical late 1940s style column laments Americans intoxicated by rumor and popular quotes. It condemns political conformity and mass media for spreading shallow, sensational views while ignoring deeper truth and evidence. It contrasts fierce national pride with self imposed restraints.
Dedication of new Lyran Memorial school in 1933
A 1933 dedicatory event celebrated a Ly ran Memorial school built to relieve crowding at Fanaa school. Marginal notes recall 1924 Corpus Christ water project with a $5,000 grant and judge Savage’s alert on July.
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Gorpus Christ
Myissel Savage
Think for Yourself Says Elsie Robinson Paraphrase
A 1945 Kink Fora piece urges readers to think independently and resist conformist herd mentality. The author warns that letting others think for you harms self respect and intellectual independence, advocating thoughtful, self-reliant reasoning over public opinion.
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John Burton
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Washington debate cools on Ball-Burton-Hull resolution
Washington sources report private comments by Eden and senators show reduced urgency for a Senate declaration on international security. The discussion shifts toward a postwar settlement framework with four great powers, a possible international conference, and a focus on war relief and rehabilitation rather than immediate world police proposals. Leaders seek common ground to support winning the war.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Senate
Anthony Eden
House Foreign Affairs
Eden
Che Mings
Wallace
Sumner Welles
Whitt Eden
White House
Hull
T Mican
Mallana
Milo Peking
Welles
Red Cross
Normatt Baiies Ur
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
Myron Taylor
Vatican
Lea Pasvalsky
Hse
Frathfor Synefente
Understanding Hernia Symptoms and Associated Ailments
A Dr Bundesen article explains that hernias arise from a weak abdominal wall allowing intestine to protrude. In many patients symptoms stem from other causes such as stomach ulcers or bowel issues, though about one in five with hernias have symptoms related to the stomach or bowels.
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Hoanver
Meyer
Roheart Zollinger
Boston
Howe
Texas Governor Viesca and San Antonio Controversy
The passage describes political chaos as Governor Viesca faced forced resignation amid land deals in Texas. It notes opposition to Santa Anna, the attempted move to establish a new capital in San Antonio, and military actions that led to Viesca becoming a fugitive while General Coa tone Sharge supported suppression of the legislature.
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